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Pair: Click the first ticker, then type “/”, then click the second ticker. Once Pair is verified, click “See Trend.”
*Pairs are able to be added to custom lists.
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Trend Type A Simple Moving Average (SMA) uses a fixed, equal weight for all prices in its lookback window, whereas a volatility-based adaptive indicator dynamically shifts its trailing distance using the Average True Range (ATR) to hug price action tightly during trends and widen out during market noise.

[Default trend: SMA. Default mode: Sensitive.]

[Adaptive: Calculates clear trend flip levels based on asset's volatility]
Timeframe 4H: Lower timeframe trend change to catch market shifts early.

1D: Swing trading — expected duration weeks to months.

1W: Longer-term investing over months to years.

1M: Use to confirm longer-term trends or high-timeframe trend reversals.
SMA Mode Sensitive confirms a new trend more quickly. Smooth confirms slower and lets you stay in or out of trades longer, depending on your strategy — it tolerates more volatility until an SMA cross confirms the reversal.
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Symbol Click an asset to open its chart and see the selected trend logic across all timeframes. Price Bias Timeframe Flip level Adaptive Flip level is a hard line in the sand — when price closes through it, bias flips. SMA level is softer: it marks the edge of the trend cloud, and a quick dip under it does not confirm a new trend until the SMAs cross. Flip date Days %
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