Methodology
A transparent method for chart analysis.
Chartie is designed to explain the visible evidence in a chart and keep uncertainty explicit. The method is about context, not certainty.
What Chartie looks for
Market structure
How highs, lows, breaks, and consolidations relate across the visible timeframe.
Key levels
Areas where price has reacted, paused, or changed character in the supplied chart.
Conditional scenarios
What could support or weaken a reading, including the conditions that would make it invalid.
Evidence first
The viewport is part of the input.
Every analysis should use a snapshot of the chart viewport visible to the user. That keeps the output anchored to the same timeframe, annotations, and visual context that prompted the question.
When the image is cropped, blurry, or missing labels, the right response is more uncertainty—not a more confident guess.
Limits and responsible use
- Chartie does not provide guaranteed predictions, buy or sell instructions, or personalized financial advice.
- AI outputs can be incomplete, ambiguous, or wrong when chart context is missing.
- Users should verify important information independently and consider their own circumstances.
- Historical chart patterns do not ensure future results.
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