How to read a Technical report

What it measures. Price structure on several timeframes (4-hour, daily, weekly, monthly): where price sits relative to its 20/50/200-day averages, the sequence of swing highs and lows, momentum readings (RSI, ADX), volume concentration (point of control, value area), and levels visible on the chart. Chart reads come from an AI vision pass and are marked approximate.

How to read it. The scorecard describes structure in plain words — "Higher highs, higher lows", "Pullback within an uptrend", "Above cloud". The scenario table lists an upside case, base case and downside case: each is a description of what price would have to do to confirm it, with the trigger condition stated. Levels named in the report either come from the data (a 90-day high, the EMA200) or from the chart read; the source is shown next to each.

What it does not say. It does not predict which scenario happens and it never gives an entry, a stop or a target. A "downtrend" label is a description of past prices.

How to use it. Pair it with the Sentiment report (mood vs structure) or with the Institutional report (who is positioned where). Turn on the EMA200 cross notification for a ticker if you want to know when the structure changes without re-running the report.