Pattern Reference

See all 17 pattern types with labelled charts and price examples.

Every Top Ranked Names entry on Signal Desk has a chart below it, for Daily and Weekly boards. Charts load as you scroll and can be enlarged. Each chart uses the saved signal and stops at its selected date, including on older boards. If chart data is unavailable, the entry keeps its Research Page link and offers a retry.

Saved and Current Signals

Each saved Top Trades category uses the exact stored report for its date and timeframe. Corrected lists keep the normal board layout. The original source records and AI review dates stay in the saved evidence. Archive files are checked against those reports before publication.

Current Daily score and trade plan

1. From September 22, 2026: Daily scores use a fixed 100-point budget. Weekly boards and earlier reports keep their rules.
2. Supporting detector quality must reach 80. Earn weight × quality / 100. Need 50 consecutive completed Daily sessions.
3. Daily / Weekly weights: hammer 15 / 20; engulfing 5 / 10; trendline 15 / 20; pivot zone 5 / 10; channel, range, flag 5 / 5; moving-average labels 0 / 0.
4. Separate caps: Daily candles 15; Weekly candles 20; Daily structures 15; Weekly structures 20. Hammer and trendline keep their points first.
5. Count each type once per period. Shared price boundaries count once. Daily and Weekly can both count. Unclear geometry cannot add extra boundary rewards.
6. Add 10 when close > MA20 > MA50 for Long; reverse for Short. Add 20 once for qualified candle AND structure evidence.
7. Score = max(0, capped pattern points + trend + agreement − half the capped opposite points). Round to two decimals. No repeated-signal or backtest bonus. Warnings use the same duplicate checks.
8. Example: four hammer/trendline signals, Daily and Weekly, at quality 90 earn 13.5 + 18 + 13.5 + 18 = 63. Trend and agreement give 93. A duplicate label adds zero.
9. Luna High reviews all frozen top 10 candidates. Every Daily final score above 50 qualifies for Top AI and fundamentals. Zero qualifiers is valid. AI adjustment limits stay unchanged.
10. Enter next session open. Skip a favourable move above 0.5 ATR since the signal close. Freeze ATR14: mean of 14 true ranges through the signal date.
11. Full stop and target: each 2 ATR from entry. Hold five sessions; exit at the sixth open. No partials, trailing stop, fifth-session profit check, or repeat clock reset.
12. Opening gaps fill at the open. If both levels touch, stop first. Missing prices remain unresolved. One open position per stock.
13. AI journal: current-method Daily trades only. Older-method AI trades are excluded. AI returns have no trading costs. Totals add trade percentages; personal trades keep their own rules.
14. For new journal entries, the review must exist before entry. Late reviews are skipped.

Weekly and earlier Daily score components

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AI Score Adjustments

• Pro can download the completed AI Ticker Review and its charts as a PDF.
• Downloads use the saved review, not another AI request, and remain available for seven days.
• Completed Daily/Weekly charts produce a verdict, direction, levels, and risks.
• Existing setups receive an AI score adjustment; other charts receive a separate 0–100 score.
• Chart analysis only. Uses your plan quota; no automatic journal entry or scanner-rank change.
• New technical reviews hide tickers and company names. Chart evidence stops at the saved cutoff date.
• Later bars and pattern dates are rejected. Previous AI answers and trade outcome fields are removed from technical inputs.
• Historical fundamental sources need a clear publication date no later than the saved cutoff.
• Each new review saves its dated input, prompt, schema, and rule version. Later outcomes do not change its score.
• Review inputs enforce the saved cutoff. Later bars, outcomes, and revised trade results do not enter the score.
• Rule testing uses a fixed later date window. Its results cannot be used to change that window's rules.

• Current-method Daily trades only. Older-method AI journal rows were removed.
• Require a final score strictly above 50 under the current method. The retired 95-point rule cannot add old trades again. Weekly board rankings stay saved.
• Enter next session at the actual opening price. Skip a favourable gap above 0.5 ATR. Late reviews are skipped. One active position per stock.
• Full stop and full target are each 2 ATR from entry. Freeze ATR14 at the signal date. Hold five sessions; exit at the sixth open.
• No partial exits, trailing stop, fifth-session profit check, or clock reset. Gaps fill at the open. If both levels touch, stop first.
• Cards and charts keep the sum of trade returns in percentage points (pp). Average per trade is a percentage. AI returns have no trading costs.
• Closed trades use their exits; open trades use the latest saved price. Skipped and planned trades do not count. Missing prices remain unresolved.
• The sum is not a portfolio return or a fixed-dollar-risk result. Source, market, period, and status views keep the same format.
• Pro can download a CSV of the selected view. Its returns match the page. Personal tracked trades stay private to each account.
• Personal tracked trades keep their rules and 0.10% cost per side. A partial close assumes 50% exits at the first target.
• Personal trades enter at the first stored regular open after saving. An older signal never creates an earlier entry. They can be deleted individually or cleared together.

• Updates stop for candidates with fewer than three valid prices. Resumed work rejects changed inputs; saved progress keeps full number precision.
• From January 1, 2010, or the ticker's later first available trading date; patterns may need additional history.
• Today's rules applied to past prices. Retired rules are excluded; calculated signals are separate from signals published at the time.
• Entry is the next market-session open after the signal. Exits: 1, 3, 5, or 10 completed Daily/Weekly periods.
• Positive means profit for Buy or Sell. Fees and slippage are excluded.
• Each setup, direction, quality, period, and MA100/MA200 study stays separate. Averages use full matching history.
• Open a pattern for dated returns. Pending results are excluded; zero returns count as Flat.
• History includes archived signals and uses newer completed returns when available.
• Pro includes summary CSV downloads for the selected market, timeframe, and family. A ticker's Backtest History also has a trade CSV download.
• CSV holding periods use sessions for Daily and weeks for Weekly. Missing outcomes stay blank; trade status shows pending or not stored.
• The recent chart window is shorter than the backtest range. Missing prices are never treated as zero.
• The current ticker universe can bias results by omitting failed or delisted securities.