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# AI Chart Analyzation

Using AI to Analyze Trading Charts

If you have an **active AI connection**, you can send prompts directly to the connected model along with an image of your current chart view.

This feature enables advanced **AI-powered chart analysis**, helping you make informed trading decisions faster.

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## 🧠 **How It Works**

* When the **AI assistant is active**, you’ll see a prompt box under the chart.
* The current chart view is **captured and sent as an image** along with your prompt to the AI model.
* The model will return a **response based on the chart data and your question**.

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## 🚫 **Important Limitation**

* ⚠️ **DeepSeek is not currently supported for image input**.
  * You will not see the prompt interface if DeepSeek is your active connection.
  * Consider switching to a **vision-capable model** like GPT-4.1 or Gemini 2.5 Flash.

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## 💬 **Example Prompts**

Here are some prompt ideas to get meaningful output or trading signals:

* *"Should I open a long or short based on the indicators shown in this chart?"*
* *"If my goal is to take profit on a short trade, is now a good time?"*
* *"Analyze this RSI + MACD combo and tell me if a reversal is coming."*

💡**Tip:** With well-engineered prompts, you can extract highly useful, near-signal-level insights like:

> *“Answer only with **LONG** or **SHORT** and explain why based on the chart.”*

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## 🔄 **Real-time Use Case**

You can analyze the chart visually, describe your assumptions in natural language, and the AI will help validate or challenge your strategy based on the actual chart data.

Great for:

* Quick second opinions
* Testing your strategies
* Reducing emotional bias


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