AI candlestick pattern recognition
Candlestick patterns mean little on their own. A hammer in the middle of a range is noise; the same candle at support after a decline is worth noticing. Analytix-AI looks at the last few candles on your chart and reports a pattern only when it is part of the current price action, together with the surrounding levels.
How it works
- Take a screenshot of the chart you want analysed, with the price axis visible.
- Upload it to Analytix-AI (any image format up to 10MB).
- Read the analysis: market structure, support and resistance, any patterns at current price, and the scenarios that would confirm or invalidate the view.
- Use the levels in your own plan. The output is analysis, not advice, and every scenario comes with the level that would prove it wrong.
Only the candles that matter now
Old patterns from the left of the chart do not help a decision today. Candlestick detection focuses on the most recent candles, and reporting no pattern is a valid answer.
Context, not just a name
A candle's meaning depends on where it appears. Patterns are reported together with the nearby support and resistance and the market structure, so you can see whether a bullish candle is at a level that matters.
Each pattern links to a guide explaining how it is identified, what confirms it and what invalidates it.
Which plans include it
Candlestick detection is included on Professional and above, and in the 7-day trial that every new account starts with.
Frequently asked questions
Which candlestick patterns can the AI detect?
Common single, two and three-candle patterns, including hammers, shooting stars, dojis, engulfing patterns, harami, morning and evening stars, and three white soldiers or black crows.
Does it work on any timeframe?
Yes. It reads whatever timeframe your screenshot shows. Patterns on higher timeframes are generally more meaningful.
Will it tell me to buy or sell?
No. It identifies the pattern and its context, and shows what would confirm or invalidate it. Decisions stay yours.
Patterns worth knowing for this market
Educational content only, not financial advice. Chart patterns describe probabilities, not certainties, and every pattern can fail. See our disclaimer.