AI multi-timeframe chart analysis
A setup that looks clear on a 15-minute chart can look very different on the daily. Multi-timeframe analysis reads several charts of the same market together and explains where they agree and where they conflict.
How it works
- Take screenshots of the same instrument on two to four timeframes, for example daily, 4-hour and 1-hour.
- Upload them together using multi-timeframe analysis.
- Read each timeframe's analysis, then the combined synthesis of where they agree and conflict.
- Use the levels and invalidation points in your own plan.
How it works
Upload two or more timeframes of the same instrument. Each chart is analysed on its own, then combined into a single synthesis covering trend alignment, pattern status on each timeframe and conflicting evidence.
Professional supports up to 3 timeframes and Enterprise up to 4.
Higher timeframes set the context
When timeframes disagree, the higher timeframe usually carries more weight. The synthesis states plainly when there is no clear alignment rather than forcing a view.
Confirmation status for every pattern
Patterns are labelled forming or confirmed on each timeframe, so you can see which evidence is actually in place.
Frequently asked questions
How many timeframes can I upload?
Up to 3 on Professional and up to 4 on Enterprise.
Which timeframes should I combine?
A common approach is one higher timeframe for context, one for structure and one for timing, such as daily, 4-hour and 1-hour.
What happens when timeframes disagree?
The synthesis says so and explains which timeframe carries more weight, rather than inventing a clear setup.
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.