The AI synthesis: an analysis written in plain words
Twenty-one indicators and a dozen price action elements make a lot of numbers. The synthesis turns them into a structured text you can read in a minute.
A five-part structure
Every synthesis follows the same plan, so they can be compared from one asset to another:
- What the data shows — the overall reading.
- What supports it — the concordant signals.
- What contradicts it — the signals pointing the other way.
- What would change the picture — the levels or events to watch.
- The confidence it deserves — how consistent the signals are.
You choose what the AI reads
The synthesis can be based on indicators only, price action only, or both. Isolating a source makes the verdict easier to interpret: when everything is mixed, it is not always clear which family carries the conclusion.
Regime and correlation
The same signal does not mean the same thing in a trending and in a ranging market. The synthesis therefore states the detected market regime, and the correlation of the asset with its benchmark — for example, whether a crypto-asset moves with Bitcoin or independently.
Conviction, not prediction
The conviction score expresses how much the signals agree, from “mixed signals, no clear consensus” to a marked lean. It is not a probability that the price will rise or fall, and the synthesis never tells you to buy or sell. It explains; you decide.
Credits
Indicators, price action and charts are calculated in the app. Only AI-written text uses credits: a full synthesis costs 3 credits, a summary under an analysis screen 1 credit. Premium includes 40 credits per month, and packs can be added. See the pricing page for details.
FAQ
Can the AI synthesis be wrong?
Yes. It describes the available data and can misread it; markets also react to events no chart contains. Treat it as an explanation to check, never as advice.
In which languages is the synthesis written?
In the language of the app, among 13: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Hindi, Bengali, Indonesian, Arabic and Urdu.
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Markets covered
Crypto by category, 384 stocks in 41 countries, 60 forex pairs, 48 indices and 30 commodities.
Glossary
Technical analysis and risk terms explained simply: from ATR to volume.
