?Four-point arc / parallel band — create a “meaningful belt” with four clicks

On the chartjust click four pointsto automatically generate curved belts and parallel belts.

Not “draw a line,”but a tool to “draw a story.”

Two modes differ in the starting point, but basically share the same concept of lines.

・Mode that calculates a curve from four points: high-low-high-low

・Mode that calculates a curve from four points: high-high-high-bandwidth.

◆ High-Low-High-Low Mode

Generates a smooth curve that passes through the chosen four points andexpands an automatic belt. .

• An arc that passes through the four points

• Automatic generation of upper and lower belts

• Inside is semi-transparent fill →Visually represents the “AI-acceptable price zone”

  
  

● Real-world usage example

• Specify the trend’s turning point with four points,and observe whether prices move along that curve.

• If the price enters inside the belt,consider it “returned to range”.

• If it pops outside the belt,use as an alert-like outlier

◆ High-High-High-Bandwidth Mode (or Low-Low-Low)

Draw a baseline as the reference,and create two belts shifted parallel at a fixed distance...

• Baseline

• Upper and lower parallel belts

• Semi-transparent zone display →Intuitively grasp the trend’s tolerable range

  
  

● Real-world usage example

• Fix the tolerable width of an uptrend with parallel belts

• If the price touches the belt’s upper edge →strong momentum

• If it touches the lower edge →pullback candidate

• If the belt is breached →first sign of trend breakdown

  
  

◆ High-High-High-Low-Low-Low Width Mode

Draw two baseline lines as reference,and treat them as belts....

• Two outer lines

• Semi-transparent zone display →Use when the spacing for rising and falling differs between high and low

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● Real-world usage example

• Want to see the upper and lower limits of an uptrend separately

• If the price touches the belt’s upper edge →strong momentum

• If it touches the lower edge →pullback candidate

• If the belt is breached →first sign of trend breakdown

  
  

⚡ Automatic Curve Mode Added — a “rescue button” for those who find four-point clicking tedious

For those who say, “Four-point clicking is tedious,”we’ve prepared an automatic curve mode.

It reads the real-time chart shape and automatically draws the optimal arc/parallel belt for the specified period.

No more “drawing lines.” Now you can directly start with a “zone reading.”

? Yet, accuracy is still best with manual

Of course, if you’re serious about reading, manual four points offers higher accuracy, especially for belt width and related aspects.

When a human judges that “this high price is working” or “this is a pivot,” those four points carry context and intent..

As a result, belts with more storytelling can be created than with automatic generation.

? Diversification is the strongest

• If you want precise readings → draw manually

• If you want to quickly grasp the big picture in routine flow → turn on automatic curve mode

This two-sword approach is the strongest.

Automation is a “crutch for quick overview.” Manual is a precise tool for targeted results.

Since both can be used on the same canvas, switching according to the situation will raise the quality of your analysis.

First, please try fromhere.