Primary scan surface. Ranked instruments with internal margin so reads never clip the edge.
Provider, health, and failover for every price on this desk.
Click any row for an intelligence read on that instrument.
Choose where the reads come from. Every indication on the desk carries a marker ✦ that opens one.
Evaluated on every tick, not on a timer. Alerts arm before they can fire.
Dominant method. Swing pivots, ATR regime, and EMA20 extension map every timeframe.
Stop-hunt detector. Wick-through-then-reclaim patterns at key pools.
Every watchlist asset is scored 0–100 from three weighted factors — multi-timeframe trend alignment (Part 4), lifecycle stage quality, and liquidity-sweep context (Part 5) — then ranked. Invalidation and target levels scale off H1 ATR using your own Stop Distance and Target Reward parameters below, never a fixed pip count.
Lot Size = Risk Budget ÷ (Stop Distance × Point Value) — every input on the right is read live from your Engine Settings (Part 1). Nothing here is a fixed pip count or a hardcoded dollar figure. Pulling an AI idea (Part 6) auto-fills entry, stop, and direction from that asset's current invalidation level.
TRADE INPUTS
CAPITAL EXPOSURE (LIVE)
Three-column live card grid synthesising bias from the AI Market Thinker (Part 6), H1/Daily lifecycle badges from the Trend Engine (Part 4), liquidity-hunt context from the Stop-Fishing detector (Part 5), and outlier flags. Cards re-rank automatically when any upstream engine updates. Click a card to push its idea into the Risk Calculator.
All figures are derived live from the Dynamic Settings Engine (Part 1). Base Capital, Max Risk %, Portfolio Heat and Daily Drawdown limits drive every lot-size and readiness calculation downstream. Nothing is hardcoded.
TradingView charts routed through Pepperstone or Forex.com symbol roots for FX. Index/futures (US, DAX) use exchange symbols; volume on free embeds is typically delayed ~15 minutes. Sync keeps the three panes on the same watchlist symbol.
Regime is derived from classic stack order and price location relative to the three averages. Bull Stack = price > EMA20 > SMA50 > SMA200. Mixed / Compressed flags transition or low-volatility periods.
Five macro scenarios ranked by confluence of multi-timeframe trend (Part 4), liquidity pools (Part 5), AI confidence (Part 6) and MA regime (Part 10). Each card shows setup thesis, primary liquidity targets and a volatility-risk tag. Rankings recompute when upstream engines or the watchlist change.
Interactive checklist evaluating a candidate liquidity sweep. Score the four mandatory criteria (Level · Extreme Wick · Reclaim · Displacement). A setup is only validated when all four conditions are met — producing a clear VALID / INVALID binary verdict that can be pushed into the Risk Calculator.
Dual-panel surface: left = high-impact macroeconomic calendar (FOMC, CPI, NFP, GDP, etc.); right = geopolitical and financial risk headlines. Data is mocked until the Cloudflare Worker (Part 18) supplies live feeds via /api/calendar and /api/news.
Ask about current market regimes, request a liquidity assessment, or sanity-check a pending setup against your live risk settings. Responses are grounded in the active watchlist, Trend Lifecycle, Stop-Hunt detector and Dynamic Settings Engine. Live LLM calls will route through the Worker /api/ai endpoint in Part 18; a deterministic local fallback is used now.
Log every execution. Risk $ is checked against your Settings (max risk / trade). Win rate and expectancy update live. Data lives in LocalStorage and can be exported for the Part 17 AI Performance Analyzer.
| Date | Symbol | Side | Outcome | Entry | Stop | Target | Risk $ | R | Risk OK | Notes |
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Drop a journal export (CSV or JSON) or choose a file. The engine parses trades,
audits each against your live risk settings, computes win-rate / expectancy /
adherence, and produces structured performance feedback. Import accepted trades
into the Part 16 journal with one click. When the Part 18 Worker is live,
analysis is enriched via /api/analyze-journal.
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