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Behind the field notes

Our chart analysis editorial policy

A useful guide gives you something you can check, calculate or try on a chart.

Who publishes these guides

TradeGPT publishes this learning library to explain chart reading and its own screenshot analysis product. Guides link to the sample report and to paid analysis where it is relevant to the method being explained.

How the content is prepared

Every guide is written against a fixed list of what the product does and a named set of sources, then checked line by line before it is published: each figure traced to the source and the date it was checked, each price in a worked example recomputed against the diagram beside it, and every claim about the product measured against what the product actually returns.

Translations are not produced from the English text alone. Each language has a terminology list built from how traders in that market write, and every translated guide is read again by a separate reviewer working in that language before it ships.

What the examples establish

The price examples and diagrams in this library explain a method and a calculation. They do not establish a win rate, a backtested strategy or an expected return. You can reproduce a worked risk-reward calculation using the published formula and assumptions.

Sources and corrections

We prefer platform documentation for platform instructions and primary educational sources for financial concepts. Each guide includes its references and the date they were checked. A cited source supports the adjacent explanation; it does not endorse TradeGPT.

If you spot a wrong number, broken instruction or unclear claim, send us the page and the passage. Substantive corrections should update the visible article date and its structured data together. A new calendar year alone is not a reason to mark an article as newly reviewed.

Using the material

For a practical review, use our guide to checking an AI chart analysis against the original prices, timeframe and arithmetic.

The guides are educational, and the calculator evaluates the numbers you enter. Neither knows your financial circumstances or executes trades. For the product’s terms and data handling, read the terms and privacy policy.