WaveTech Market Analytics Dashboard
Quick Start Guide
Overview
The WaveTech Market Analytics Dashboard is a comprehensive technical analysis tool for any financial instrument (stocks, indices, futures, forex, cryptocurrencies). This guide will help you quickly understand and use the dashboard for trading decisions. For more detailed information on any section, refer to the corresponding chapter in the comprehensive manual.
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Step 1: Check Market Direction & Current Price
At the top of the dashboard, find the Market Identifier Panel:
Note the instrument name and symbol (e.g., "Bitcoin (BTCUSD)" or "S&P 500 (SPX)")
Check the Market Direction Indicator (e.g., "85% Extremely Bullish" with ↑↑ arrows)
Verify the last updated date and timeframe (e.g., "1D" for daily)
For complete details, see Section 3.1: Market Identifier Panel in the comprehensive manual.
Step 2: Understand Price Context
In the Price Data Statistics section (center-top):
Compare Open, High, Low, and Current prices
Note the session's Change (amount and percentage)
Check the Volume to gauge participation
For complete details, see Section 3.4: Price Data Statistics in the comprehensive manual.
Step 3: Assess Technical Structure
In the Technical Structure Assessment (center panel):
Primary Trend: Identifies the dominant direction (e.g., "Strongly Bullish with Breakout")
Trend Strength: Scale of 1-10 with directional arrow
Momentum: Indicates shorter-term price pressure
Cycle Position: Shows where in the larger market cycle the instrument is
Volatility: Helps with position sizing and stop placement
For complete details, see Section 3.5: Technical Structure Assessment in the comprehensive manual.
Step 4: Check Price Pressure Momentum (PPM)
The Momentum Measurement System (bottom-left) provides the core of the analysis:
PPM measures the "angle of attack" of price in relation to its moving averages
Green = positive values (uptrend); Red = negative values (downtrend)
Key thresholds:
Above 0.25: Strong trend mode (++T)
0.15-0.25: Maintenance mode (+T)
-0.15 to 0.15: Neutral (N)
Below -0.15: Negative maintenance (-M)
Below -0.25: Downtrend (-T)
Check PPM1 & PPM2 for short-term momentum
Check PPM3 & PPM200 for longer-term momentum
Positive derivatives indicate accelerating momentum
For complete details, see Section 3.6: Momentum Measurement System in the comprehensive manual.
Step 5: Identify Key Price Levels
The Support/Resistance Probability Grid (bottom-right) shows:
Price levels are organized from strongest resistance (top) to strongest support (bottom)
Probability bars indicate the likelihood of price reacting at each level
Color-coding: Red = resistance levels, Green = support levels
Special symbols: ★ (Primary Target), ✦ (Secondary Target), ⚑ (Current Price)
Focus on levels with the highest probability percentages (longest bars)
For complete details, see Section 3.7: Support/Resistance Probability Grid in the comprehensive manual.
Step 6: Spot Trading Opportunities
The Trading Opportunity Forecast provides actionable setups:
Highest Probability Trade: Best current setup with target, stop, and risk/reward ratio
Alternative Scenario: Secondary setup if market conditions change
Key Intraday Levels: Important price points for short-term reference
For complete details, see Section 3.8: Trading Opportunity Forecast in the comprehensive manual.
Step 7: Check Future Projections
The WTAR Forecast Trend Lines (WaveTech AutoRegression) show:
Price projections across 5 timeframes (1-day to 200-day)
Green values = projected higher, Red values = projected lower
Match the forecast timeframe to your trading horizon:
Day traders: 1-Day and 10-Day forecasts
Swing traders: 10-Day and 21-Day forecasts
Position traders: 40-Day and 200-Day forecasts
For complete details, see Section 3.9: WTAR Forecast Trend Lines in the comprehensive manual.
Step 8: Review Pattern Analysis
In the Pattern Target Analysis panel (left column):
Primary Target: Dominant pattern with price target
Secondary Target: Alternative pattern developing
Expected Volatility: Anticipated price movement magnitude
Key Insights: Supporting evidence for the pattern identification
For complete details, see Section 3.2: Pattern Target Analysis in the comprehensive manual.
Step 9: Make Your Trading Decision
Integrate all components based on your trading timeframe:
For Day Traders:
Use Market Direction + PPM1/PPM2 to establish bias
Identify intraday Support/Resistance levels for entries/exits
Reference Trading Opportunity Forecast for specific setups
Use the 1- Day WTAR forecast to gauge likely price direction
For complete details, see Section 4.1: How to Use for Day Trading in the comprehensive manual.
For Swing Traders:
Use Technical Structure + PPM2/PPM3 for overall context
Focus on Pattern Analysis and "Most Likely Levels"
Consider both primary and alternative trading scenarios
Reference 10-Day and 21-Day WTAR forecasts
For complete details, see Section 4.2: How to Use for Swing Trading in the comprehensive manual.
For Position Traders:
Focus on Primary Trend and PPM3/PPM200 readings
Use Fibonacci Projection Levels for primary targets
Monitor Pattern Analysis for market phase identification
Reference 40-Day and 200-Day WTAR forecasts
For complete details, see Section 4.3: How to Use for Position Trading in the comprehensive manual.
Remember:
Green = bullish/support
Red = bearish/resistance
Orange = key targets/current position
Blue = special market conditions
Higher probability percentages = stronger levels
For complete details on interpreting color-coding, see Section 2: Dashboard Overview in the comprehensive manual.
DISCLAIMER: All information is for entertainment and educational purposes only. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.