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Every guide starts with a clear answer, then explains conditions, limitations and risk. Written and reviewed by KORIQ Research.

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GUIDE 01 · 7 min read

AI Trading Chart Analysis: From Screenshot Evidence to Verifiable Scenarios

Learn how KORIQ reads chart structure, strategies and indicators to build two-sided scenarios with triggers and invalidation.

GUIDE 02 · 6 min read

TradingView Screenshot Guide: Help AI See the Right Evidence

Prepare clear, complete and verifiable TradingView screenshots so AI can better identify the market, timeframe, price and strategy evidence.

GUIDE 03 · 8 min read

Multi-Timeframe Analysis: Combining 1–4 Trading Charts

Use higher timeframes for context, middle timeframes for structure and lower timeframes for triggers while managing timeframe conflict.

GUIDE 04 · 7 min read

What is the difference between SMC, ICT, SNR and SND?

SMC and ICT emphasize structure, liquidity and institutional behavior; SNR focuses on support and resistance, while SND maps supply-demand imbalance. They may form confluence, but their labels are not interchangeable signals.

GUIDE 05 · 5 min read

Does an overbought RSI mean you should short?

No. An overbought RSI shows strong recent upside momentum; it is not an automatic short signal. RSI can remain elevated in a strong trend, so trend, structure, divergence, location and a real trigger still matter.

GUIDE 06 · 6 min read

How should MACD and RSI be combined?

MACD is useful for trend and momentum change, while RSI measures relative momentum state. Treat them as supporting evidence for the same price structure, not as two independent votes that manufacture false confluence.

GUIDE 07 · 5 min read

Why should AI provide both long and short conditions?

Markets keep changing after a screenshot. The primary bias states what current evidence favors; the opposite scenario defines what would overturn it. Two-sided conditions reduce confirmation bias, but do not mean entering both directions.

GUIDE 08 · 4 min read

What if the screenshot price is not live?

Compare the current broker price with the screenshot reference. If price has left the key area, the trigger already occurred or invalidation has broken, do not execute the old plan; capture a fresh chart and re-analyze.

GUIDE 09 · 6 min read

How does CFD analysis differ from crypto analysis?

Structural analysis can be shared, but sessions, weekend liquidity, spreads, funding, gaps and data sources differ. Crypto trades 24/7; most CFDs have defined market hours, so identical patterns can carry different execution risk.

GUIDE 10 · 6 min read

What are the limitations of AI chart analysis?

AI can only interpret visible input and may misread blurred values, obstructed labels or complex indicators. A static screenshot cannot confirm every live market change. Treat the result as a reviewable research draft, not a guarantee or automated trade instruction.