Each coin card has two rows. The assistant is the category call. The Pivot looks for a turn on the timeframe you pick. Stop, target, and size belong to the card timeframe, not to the pivot.
Different from the assistant. For a longer hold, follow the assistant.
AI Assistant
This row is the category call: Buy, Sell, or Hold, with a strength word such as Weak or Strong. The label names the family, such as Technical Indicators. Hold means that category did not open a Buy or Sell. For a longer hold, follow this row.
Pivot and “No pivot”
The Pivot looks for a turn on the timeframe you pick. “Buy on 1d” is a daily turn. “Buy on 1h” is a shorter turn. It is not the category call.
“No pivot” means there is no turn on that timeframe. Read the assistant. If the two rows differ, the card says so. A longer hold follows the assistant. A pivot Buy next to Hold or Sell is not a coin to add. The Trade button says Pivot Buy or Pivot Sell when it is using that turn, so a green button beside Hold is the pivot, not the assistant.
Stop, target, and size
Stop and target use the card timeframe, often 1 hour. They are not the pivot timeframe. A 1-day pivot Buy can sit next to a 1-hour stop. Position size is the size of that one trade. It is not a split of the account across the coins on screen.
Takeaways
- The AI Assistant is the category call.
- The Pivot names its own timeframe. A 1h turn is not the assistant.
- Stop and target follow the card timeframe. Size is for that one trade.
See Pivot versus the AI Assistant and swing trading, scalping, and hold.
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