Analysis Types

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AI Chart Analysis — Analysis Types

Recognized Analysis Keywords

Analysis Mode recognizes a set of common analysis keywords and maps each one to a supported analysis type. You can use a keyword on its own or inside a longer sentence — both work identically.

Keyword	Mapped analysis type
Market structure	market_structure
Trend	trend
Range / Consolidation	range
Breakout	breakout
Failed breakout	failed_breakout
Pullback	pullback
Retest	retest
Reversal	reversal
Support / Resistance	support_resistance
Swing analysis	swing_analysis
Fibonacci retracement	fibonacci_retracement
Fibonacci extension	fibonacci_extension
Momentum	momentum
Volume	volume
Volatility	volatility
Risk map	risk_map
Multi-timeframe context	multi_timeframe

Every keyword in this table maps to a fully supported analysis type — there are no recognized-but-unsupported keywords. If you type something the system doesn't recognize, it routes to the unsupported-request handling described in Reliability & Limits.

Examples:

Breakout

Analyze the latest pullback.

Show market structure, momentum, and nearby resistance.

Supported Scope

All keyword-mapped analysis types are fully supported:

• Market structure

• Trend

• Support and resistance

• Range and consolidation

• Breakout

• Failed breakout

• Pullback

• Retest

• Reversal

• Swing analysis

• Fibonacci retracement

• Fibonacci extension

• Momentum

• Volume confirmation

• Volatility (including ATR-based extension)

• Risk map — invalidation levels, reaction zones, and measured-risk distances; these are analytical objects only, never trade instructions

• Multi-timeframe context

When You Don't Specify an Analysis Type

You don't have to name a specific analysis type. If you leave it unspecified, the AI selects one or more common and applicable analyses on your behalf, based on the chart and your preferences.

Analyze this chart.

A typical automatic selection for a request like that:

• Current market structure

• Active trend

• Key support and resistance

• The most relevant breakout, range, or pullback

• A nearby invalidation area

Automatic selection is deliberately conservative: it prioritizes relevance and chart clarity, and it never applies every available analysis type at once. By default it applies:

1. Current market structure

2. The most relevant support and resistance

3. The most relevant active setup (breakout, range, pullback, or reversal)

4. No more than one supporting indicator

5. No more than six drawings

You can always narrow or broaden the result afterward with a refinement — see Editing & Reuse. Your default detail level and drawing limit also shape automatic selection — see Preferences.