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A video walkthrough of Midas Up and Midas Down, every chart symbol and the order in which to read them.

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Signals and technical analysis

SignalsSignals that do not repaint over time show the start of a price rise or fall. Choose from seven modes: scalping (two lightning bolts or one), intraday, swing, investing, a bounce off a level or a level breakout.Step 2: read a signalSignal reliabilityAutomatically assesses whether each built-in indicator is bullish or bearish, counts the factors that agree on a 30-point scale and converts the score to a percentage. This measures agreement between factors, not the probability of a successful trade.Step 2: read a signalPosition projectionAutomatically determines targets and risk from the nearest liquidity zones. The stop is calculated using current volatility and ATR to help reduce risk.Step 2: read a signalInstant technical analysisShows tooltips for each signal with a breakdown of the technical analysis and a description of the current market situation in clear, straightforward language.Step 3: analyse the chartSetup Master AIA new approach to technical analysis: creates a ready-to-use trading plan with clear chart analysis and specific actions focused on protecting your capital, not chasing imaginary multiples.Step 3: analyse the chartUse the TradingView Indicator Auto Tester in MidasAuto Tester helps compare settings on the selected historical data. The result describes that test, not a future return.Open guide: Use the TradingView Indicator Auto Tester in Midas

Midas Up: upper-chart indicator

Read Trend with the EMA 20 50 100 200 Trend IndicatorThe EMA set provides a layered view of recent and longer price behaviour; it does not define an entry by itself.Open guide: Read Trend with the EMA 20 50 100 200 Trend IndicatorUse the Midas Up TradingView Price Channel IndicatorThe price channel gives a moving frame for price location. Its boundaries are analytical zones, not guaranteed reversal points.Open guide: Use the Midas Up TradingView Price Channel IndicatorRead the Midas Support and Resistance IndicatorHorizontal levels organise prior reaction areas. They should be treated as zones for observation rather than exact guaranteed prices.Open guide: Read the Midas Support and Resistance IndicatorRead the Horizontal Volume Profile Indicator in Midas UpThe profile shows how the available volume data is distributed across price levels, adding a volume-by-price layer to the chart.Open guide: Read the Horizontal Volume Profile Indicator in Midas UpRead the Midas Up TradingView Liquidity Heatmap IndicatorThe heatmap highlights chart areas where liquidity may be relevant. It is an analytical model, not a view of every market participant’s orders.Open guide: Read the Midas Up TradingView Liquidity Heatmap IndicatorRead Midas Candlestick Signal Hints, Pressure and DivergenceCandle hints call attention to selected conditions around a bar. Their meaning depends on the surrounding trend, level and volume context.Open guide: Read Midas Candlestick Signal Hints, Pressure and DivergenceRead Midas Candlestick Signal Hints, Pressure and DivergenceCandle hints call attention to selected conditions around a bar. Their meaning depends on the surrounding trend, level and volume context.Open guide: Read Midas Candlestick Signal Hints, Pressure and DivergenceRead Midas Candlestick Signal Hints, Pressure and DivergenceCandle hints call attention to selected conditions around a bar. Their meaning depends on the surrounding trend, level and volume context.Open guide: Read Midas Candlestick Signal Hints, Pressure and Divergence

Midas Down: lower indicator

Read the Money Flow Indicator in Midas DownThe money-flow view summarises directional pressure from the available data and adds confirmation context below the price chart.Open guide: Read the Money Flow Indicator in Midas DownUse the Midas Down TradingView Trend Ribbon IndicatorThe trend ribbon helps visualise the direction and changing state of a market wave in the lower pane.Open guide: Use the Midas Down TradingView Trend Ribbon IndicatorRead the Price Momentum Indicator and Wave QualityMomentum describes how the current move is developing. Strong momentum can continue or fade, so it is not a standalone timing rule.Open guide: Read the Price Momentum Indicator and Wave QualityRead the Market Accumulation Distribution IndicatorThis tool labels indicator-defined market phases and impulse conditions. It does not identify a real person or prove who placed an order.Open guide: Read the Market Accumulation Distribution IndicatorRead the Market Accumulation Distribution IndicatorThis tool labels indicator-defined market phases and impulse conditions. It does not identify a real person or prove who placed an order.Open guide: Read the Market Accumulation Distribution IndicatorRead the Market Accumulation Distribution IndicatorThis tool labels indicator-defined market phases and impulse conditions. It does not identify a real person or prove who placed an order.Open guide: Read the Market Accumulation Distribution IndicatorRead the Volume Delta Indicator Inside a CandleVolume delta adds a pressure view to the candle. Its reliability and meaning depend on the market data available for the symbol.Open guide: Read the Volume Delta Indicator Inside a CandleRead the Midas Overbought Oversold IndicatorThe scale summarises six oscillators into an overbought or oversold context. A stretched reading can persist during a strong trend.Open guide: Read the Midas Overbought Oversold Indicator

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