AI chart analysis for swing trading
Swing trades last days to weeks, so the plan matters more than the speed. Screenshot your 4 hour or daily chart, upload it, and get the trend, the key support and resistance zones and a plan with entry, stop loss and targets you can set and leave.
What you get from one screenshot
- Bias
- Bullish, pullback in an uptrend
- Structure
- Higher highs and higher lows since 100; pullback held above the 119.5 breakout area
- Key levels
- Resistance126.5 (swing high)
- Support119.5 to 120 (old breakout)
- Support113.5 to 115 (prior range)
- Plan
- Entry zone120.5 to 121.5
- Stop loss118.4
- Target 1126.5 (1:2.1)
- Target 2129.5 (1:3.3)
Invalid if a 4H candle closes below the 119.5 support. Size the position from the stop distance.
Sample chart with illustrative prices, not a live market. Educational, not financial advice.
Try it on your own chartScreenshot the 4 hour or daily chart
From TradingView, MetaTrader, your exchange or your broker. Keep the candles, the price scale and the timeframe visible.
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From your computer or your phone. Nothing to install and no account to connect.
Get the plan
Trend, setup, entry zone, stop loss, targets and risk to reward, ready to turn into orders.
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No account needed. Upload a screenshot and see the bias and key levels in seconds.
Built for set and forget orders
A swing plan needs levels you can place as orders: a limit entry at a zone, a stop where the setup is wrong and targets at the next levels. That is the format of every ChartEdge plan.
Stops that survive overnight moves
Daily charts have wide candles and gaps. A stop beyond the swing low or high, not inside the last candle, is what keeps a swing trade alive. Size the position from that distance with the free position size calculator.
Review the trade, not just the result
Save every analysis with the trade in your journal. After a few weeks you can see which setups you follow well and which ones you should skip.
Questions
Which timeframes are best for swing trading?
Most swing traders read the daily chart for direction and the 4 hour chart for the entry. The weekly chart is useful to check that no big level sits right above or below.
Which markets work?
Crypto, forex, gold, oil, indices and stocks. Any chart you can screenshot, as long as the price scale is visible.
How often should I re-check a swing trade?
Usually once a day on the daily close. Uploading a fresh screenshot shows whether the structure and levels still support the trade.
How much does it cost?
3 free analyses with no card required, then $20 per month. Cancel anytime. Educational analysis, not financial advice.
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