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Trace - AI Analysis

Trace provides AI-powered explanations for why signals are bullish or bearish.

Overview

While Volt tells you what the signal is, Trace explains why. Powered by advanced AI, Trace analyzes multiple factors and presents insights in plain language.

How Trace Works

When you click a signal in Volt, Trace:

  1. Gathers context - Price history, volume, market conditions
  2. Analyzes factors - Technical, fundamental, and sentiment data
  3. Generates explanation - Natural language analysis
  4. Identifies risks - Potential downside scenarios

Analysis Components

Summary

A concise overview of the signal:

  • Signal direction and strength
  • Primary driver of the prediction
  • Key timeframe considerations

Key Points

Bullish or bearish factors identified:

Bullish Factors (Green)

  • Strong momentum indicators
  • Positive volume patterns
  • Supportive market structure
  • Institutional accumulation signs

Bearish Factors (Red)

  • Weakening momentum
  • Distribution patterns
  • Resistance levels
  • Negative divergences

Risk Assessment

Potential concerns to consider:

  • Market-wide risks
  • Stock-specific risks
  • Technical warning signs
  • Event risks (earnings, etc.)

Opportunities

Potential upside scenarios:

  • Catalyst possibilities
  • Technical breakout levels
  • Target price zones

Reading Trace Analysis

Confidence Context

Trace explains why confidence is high or low:

"85% confidence driven by strong momentum across multiple timeframes, confirmed by rising volume and institutional accumulation patterns."

SMC Integration

When SMC indicators are present:

"Price is approaching a bullish order block at $175.50, coinciding with an unfilled fair value gap. Institutional buyers likely to defend this zone."

Timeframe Alignment

Multi-timeframe analysis:

"Bullish signals align across 1h, 4h, and daily timeframes, suggesting strong trend continuation rather than a short-term bounce."

Asking Follow-Up Questions

Trace supports conversational follow-ups:

Example Questions

  • "What's the strongest bullish factor?"
  • "What could invalidate this signal?"
  • "How does this compare to similar setups?"
  • "What's the risk/reward ratio?"

Getting Better Answers

Be specific:

  • ❌ "Is this good?"
  • ✅ "What price level would invalidate the bullish thesis?"

Analysis Limitations

What Trace Can Do

  • Explain ML model reasoning
  • Identify key technical factors
  • Provide risk context
  • Answer follow-up questions

What Trace Cannot Do

  • Predict the future with certainty
  • Account for unexpected news
  • Replace your judgment
  • Provide financial advice
Important

Trace provides analysis, not recommendations. All trading decisions are yours.

Usage Limits

TierDaily Analyses
Free3
ProUnlimited
FoundersUnlimited

Best Practices

1. Read the Full Analysis

Don't just skim - understand the reasoning.

2. Check Risk Factors

Always review potential downsides, not just bullish points.

3. Ask Follow-Ups

Use the conversational feature to dig deeper on unclear points.

4. Compare Multiple Signals

Analyze several signals to understand patterns in the model's reasoning.

5. Use for Learning

Even if you don't trade, use Trace to improve your market understanding.

Trace + SMC

For Pro users, Trace integrates SMC concepts:

Order Block Analysis

"The daily order block at $145.20-$146.80 represents the last institutional buying zone before the recent rally. Expect support if price retraces."

Fair Value Gap Analysis

"An unfilled FVG exists between $152.30-$154.10. Price often returns to fill these inefficiencies before continuing the trend."

Liquidity Analysis

"Significant stop losses clustered below $140. A sweep of this liquidity could trigger a reversal - watch for rejection candles."

Common Questions

Why does analysis sometimes conflict with the signal?

Analysis presents multiple perspectives. A BUY signal might mention bearish risks - that's balanced analysis, not contradiction.

Can I save analyses?

Currently, analyses are generated on-demand. Add stocks to your watchlist to easily re-analyze them.

How current is the analysis?

Analysis uses real-time data (Pro) or 15-minute delayed data (Free).

Next Steps