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💡 Quick Tips (How I Read This Line Chart)

If the price is near the green dashed line, I might be looking at profit taking or reducing the position.
If the price is near the red dashed line, I might be looking at a buying the dip or adding to my position.
On green zone days, the market's showing bullish momentum.
On red zone days, the market's showing bearish momentum.

💡 Quick Tips (How I Read This Candlestick Chart)

The Green Line isn't a buy price — it shows when my sentiment is bullish.
The Red Line isn't a sell price — it shows when my sentiment is bearish.
Green candles mean the day closed higher than it opened.
Red candles mean the day closed lower than it opened.
When the green sentiment line rises ↗️, I see bullish momentum building.
When the green sentiment line falls ↘️, bullish momentum is fading.
When the red sentiment line rises ↗️, I see bearish momentum building.
When the red sentiment line falls ↘️, bearish momentum is fading.
Both lines can appear together — that means sentiment has been mixed recently.

💡 Quick Tips (How I Read This Sentiment Analysis)

Green dominance above 50% suggests bullish momentum
Red dominance above 50% suggests bearish momentum
15-day chart shows recent sentiment changes (more reactive)
23-day chart shows longer-term sentiment trends (smoother)

💡 Quick Tips (📊 How I Use This Volatility Chart)

If the bars are rising, the market's getting more unpredictable — I watch for breakouts.
If the bars are falling, the trend often becomes clearer — I follow it.
High + bullish sentiment → I lean long.
High + bearish sentiment → I lean short.

💡 Quick Tips (📈 How I Use Standard Volatility)

Rising bars → Price swings are getting bigger; I expect larger moves.
Falling bars → Price is settling; trends may be easier to follow.
Very high levels → The market may be overreacting; I prepare for reversals.
Very low levels → Complacency risk; I watch for sudden breakouts.

📊 Price-Volatility Correlation (bottom chart)

Above 0 → Price tends to rise with volatility; breakouts can run.
Below 0 → Price tends to fall when volatility rises; I stay cautious on rallies.

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