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A TradingView-style technical read across crypto, forex, indices, commodities and shares. We aggregate moving averages and oscillators into a single buy, neutral or sell rating, refreshed continuously.
Technical ratings are automated and not investment advice.
Overview
Dozens of indicators distilled into one verdict
The signals tool runs a standard panel of technical indicators on each instrument and collapses the results into a single, easy-to-read rating. Rather than eyeballing a chart cluttered with moving averages and oscillators, you see whether the weight of the evidence currently leans bullish, bearish or neutral — and you can do it across many markets in seconds.
Under the hood the rating blends two families of indicators. Moving averages describe the trend: where price sits relative to its smoothed average over different lookbacks. Oscillators describe momentum and extension: how fast the move is and whether it has stretched into overbought or oversold conditions. Each indicator casts a buy, neutral or sell vote, and the tally drives the headline gauge.
This is a starting point for analysis, not a verdict to trade on blindly. The ratings are automated, based on the daily timeframe, and take no account of fundamentals, news or your own positioning. Used well — as a quick filter and a confirmation layer alongside your own plan — they help you focus attention where the technical picture is already clear.
How to use it
From a glance to a decision
The gauge is the headline; the detail underneath is where the real read lives.
Start with the gauge
The headline dial summarises every indicator into one verdict — strong sell, sell, neutral, buy or strong buy. It is a fast read on whether the technical picture currently leans bullish or bearish.
Split trend from oscillators
Check the moving-average tally and the oscillator tally separately. When both agree, the read is firmer; when trend says buy but oscillators say sell, the market is stretched or indecisive.
Compare across markets
Ratings span crypto, forex, indices, commodities and shares, so you can scan many instruments quickly and focus your own analysis where the technicals already line up.
Confirm, never chase
Treat the rating as a starting point, not a trade ticket. Combine it with your own plan, the chart, the calendar and strict risk limits before committing capital.
Concepts
What the indicators are really measuring
Moving averages. An average of closing prices over a fixed number of periods, recalculated as new candles print. Simple averages weight every period equally; exponential averages weight recent prices more heavily and so react faster. Price above a rising average is a bullish vote; price below a falling one is bearish. They define the trend but lag at turning points.
RSI and stochastic. Both are bounded oscillators. The Relative Strength Index compares the size of recent gains to recent losses and is conventionally read as overbought above 70 and oversold below 30. The stochastic measures where the close sits within the recent high-low range. Extremes can warn that a move is overextended — though in a strong trend they can stay extreme for a long time.
MACD and momentum. MACD tracks the difference between two exponential moving averages against a signal line to flag shifts in momentum and trend strength. Momentum (rate of change) measures how quickly price is moving over a lookback. Rising momentum supports a trend; fading momentum hints it may be running out of steam.
Building the gauge. Each indicator returns a buy, neutral or sell vote. The tool counts those votes — typically reporting the moving-average and oscillator groups separately — and the overall balance sets the dial. A lopsided tally yields a strong reading; a split one lands on neutral. Because it is mechanical and consistent, it is excellent for comparison, but it is blind to context you still have to supply.
Frequently asked questions
Each instrument is scored across a panel of common indicators — several moving averages plus a set of oscillators. Every indicator independently votes buy, neutral or sell based on its current value relative to price. Those votes are tallied, and the balance of buys versus sells produces the headline gauge, from strong sell through neutral to strong buy.
Moving averages smooth price over a set number of periods to reveal the underlying trend and filter out noise. Both simple (SMA) and exponential (EMA) averages are used across short and long lookbacks. When price trades above a rising average the indicator leans bullish; below a falling average it leans bearish. They are trend-following tools, so they confirm direction rather than predict turns.
Oscillators measure the speed and extension of a move rather than its direction. RSI gauges whether recent gains or losses have pushed an instrument into overbought or oversold territory. MACD tracks the relationship between two moving averages to flag shifts in momentum. The stochastic compares the close to the recent range, and momentum measures the rate of change. Together they hint when a trend is tiring or accelerating.
These ratings are based on the daily timeframe, giving a swing-trading perspective rather than an intraday one. A daily read changes more slowly and is less prone to noise than a one-minute chart, but it also reacts more slowly to fresh news. If you trade shorter horizons, treat the daily rating as background context for the prevailing bias.
No. The ratings are generated automatically from indicator formulas and are illustrative only. They do not account for your objectives, your existing positions, fundamentals, liquidity or news, and they are not a recommendation to buy or sell. Trading leveraged products carries a high level of risk, and you should always do your own analysis and manage risk accordingly.
The signal set spans multiple asset classes — major cryptocurrencies, forex pairs, stock indices, commodities such as gold and oil, and individual shares — so you can compare the technical posture of very different markets side by side using the same consistent methodology.
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