In the header of the photo, the calculated parameters of a possible conditional candle (Possible candle) are shown, from the current price at the time the calculation is performed to the price at the end of the timeframe (Open, High, Low, Close). The candle is forecast using a complex algorithm with AI technology. The news background was not taken into account. In the absence of significant news, the parameters of the calculated candle are obtained with sufficient accuracy. Good news can shift the candle’s High, Low, and Close slightly upward, bad news—downward. On the left side of the photo, this calculated candle is shown. Also on the left are the date and time when the calculation was carried out, the timeframe TF, and the average hourly ATR. Prices are given in USDT, and time is in hours (UTC). The source data for the calculations was taken from the Binance exchange futures chart.
Charts.
Since it is not possible to predict in advance which of the two possible scenarios the asset price will follow, the photo shows both chart variants. The more likely scenario is depicted by the chart with three lines in the same color as the candlesticks, in which there is a solid line and, on either side of it, two dashed lines that imitate half of the possible deviations by ATR. The chart of the alternative possible scenario is shown with single black lines.
Which of these two chart variants the price will move according to will become clear after some time of observation.
The charts themselves are made according to the classic scheme: two three-wave ABC structures at the beginning and at the end of the charts, and a five-wave Elliott wave structure in the middle.
On the horizontal axis, the statistically most likely turning key time points are shown.
It should be understood that these charts are only possible and probable models of price movement. The actual price behavior may differ in details.
Orders.
One or two orders (Long and/or Short) are provided as an example. They are generated by the program considering the requirement for their more or less likely execution within the calculated candle. Often, one of the orders will be a reference order—for “just in case.”
The entry points for trades (input) are selected by the program as logically and optimally as possible for the specific conditions. The entries themselves are preferably made after confirmed reversals. Your entry points may differ somewhat. In some cases, well-thought-out entry points from the current prices or a set of “laddered” positions are possible.
Take-profit points (TP – teik-profit) are chosen as statistically sufficiently likely, but there may also be several for each position. Statistically, take-profit almost always triggers on its own if the profit set by it is between 0.8% and 1.0% of the trading deposit in that trade.
“Emergency” trade close levels (SL – stop-loss) are calculated based on the specific market situation in such a way that, as far as possible, they are close but, statistically, trigger as rarely as possible. In the photo, stop-loss is shown as horizontal lines: for Short positions, in red from above; for Long positions, in green from below the chart.
Risk coefficients, Risk, are calculated by the formula: Risk ratio = profit / loss, where profit is the estimated profit from the trade, and loss is the possible loss if the stop is hit. The higher the value of this coefficient, the better.
The leverage (lever) for borrowing funds is calculated by the program so that losses at the given entry price (input) and the given SL stop-loss will not exceed the allowable limit. The program assumes that this should be no more than a 3% loss, taking into account commissions from any trading deposit in the specific order.
Overall, the order placement incorporates an optimally risk-free strategy.
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