Recon is a patent-pending cognitive load reducer—a new category of trading tool. It synthesizes data from all other indicators into a single, easy-to-read table with plain English market descriptions, reducing mental effort while keeping you in control.
What Recon Does
Recon brings together momentum (Rush), volume pressure (Venom), trend (Strike), support/resistance (Fangs), chop detection (Coil), divergence (Snap), and statistical analysis (Pulse) into one comprehensive dashboard. Instead of numbers, it tells you what's happening in words.
Key Features
- Narrative Descriptions - Plain English market analysis like "Strong bullish momentum building" or "Sellers losing control"
- Multi-Factor Summary - All key metrics in one table
- Smart Filtering - Only shows active/relevant information
- Color-Coded Status - Quick visual scan of market conditions
Dashboard Sections
Momentum Status
Shows direction (BULLISH/BEARISH/NEUTRAL), strength percentage, and whether momentum is RISING, FALLING, or FLAT.
Trend Status
Current trend direction from Strike cloud, whether price is above/below cloud, and trend strength assessment.
Volume Pressure
Who's in control (BUYERS/SELLERS/CONTESTED), pressure level, and flow direction from Venom.
Market State
CHOP/CAUTION/CLEAR status from Coil, helping you know when to trade and when to wait.
S/R Proximity
Nearest support and resistance levels from Fangs, with distance to each.
Warnings
Active divergence warnings from Snap and Venom, high termination pressure from Pulse.
Best Practices
- Use Recon as your "pre-flight checklist" before any trade
- Look for alignment across multiple sections before entering
- Pay attention to warnings—they often precede reversals
- Check market state (CLEAR) before trusting other signals
Settings
- Sensitivity - Low/Normal/High controlling analysis sensitivity
- Lower TF 1 & 2 - Lower timeframes for multi-timeframe analysis
- Higher TF 1 & 2 - Higher timeframes for multi-timeframe analysis
- Table Position - Where to display the dashboard
- Table Width - Number of columns (2-6)
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