Price and context
Starts with closed candles on your chart, then reads higher timeframes to put the current move in context.


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Mark the key support levels.
Why does this setup matter?
Explain the indicator on my chart.
The market engine measures what is happening. The AI brings those facts together, investigates your question and explains its conclusion.
Starts with closed candles on your chart, then reads higher timeframes to put the current move in context.
Maps swings, support and resistance, liquidity, supply and demand, and fair value gaps. Checks trend, momentum and volatility.
Scans reversal, continuation, range and breakout conditions. The AI weighs the evidence and can inspect more candles or indicators before answering.
Checks proposed prices, stop placement and risk-to-reward against market facts, then explains the idea and draws it on your chart.
A reaction at a meaningful level
A pullback within an established trend
Reactions near the edges of a range
Expansion beyond a compact price area
Choose the analysis approach in the chat composer. Both return an explanation and a checked trade plan when a trade idea is proposed.
Brings structure, levels, liquidity, trend and momentum together. The AI can read other timeframes, examine candles and run relevant indicators before deciding.
Selects strategies suited to the current market, runs them and weighs their agreement or disagreement. Strategy signals support the analysis; market facts still anchor the proposed plan.
The default analysis. Reads extra timeframes and indicators when the question needs them.
Describe an indicator or strategy, paste existing code, or ask for a change. NukeX writes the script, checks supported Pine Script code and attempts repairs when validation finds a problem.
// Editable inputs
fastLength = input.int(9, "Fast EMA")
slowLength = input.int(21, "Slow EMA")
// Define the signal
fast = ta.ema(close, fastLength)
slow = ta.ema(close, slowLength)
buy = ta.crossover(fast, slow)
// Continue refining in Studio…An interactive illustration. Analysis in Studio uses data available at the replay point.
Pause history at a specific moment. Ask NukeVision to analyse the market as it stood then, draw your levels, and step forward to see what happened.
Replay analysis excludes future candles and uses closed candles available at that moment.
Place simulated trades, manage positions and review replay results inside the chart workspace.
Follow up on the idea, ask about an attached indicator, or request specific levels and zones on your chart.
Studio can notify you when price reaches a watch level. Enable auto re-analyse to request a fresh read at supported watch, retest or invalidation events, and to have each new signal from the indicator on your chart checked against its rules.
Once per idea or signal while the chart is open. Each run uses credits.Return to saved conversations and scripts. Reopen the reasoning, refine the code and continue working from your chart.
NukeVision analyses the market and answers chart questions. NukeX writes and revises indicators and strategies. Switch between them in Studio’s agent menu.
Its market analysis is built from candle data and calculated market facts. It can inspect additional timeframes and indicators. Attachments can provide extra context for your question.
An explanation of the market read, the evidence behind it and chart annotations. When a trade plan is proposed, the reply includes entry, stop, targets and risk-to-reward. An analysis can also return a wait or no-trade decision.
You can apply indicators to the Studio chart and ask questions about them. NukeX can also help write or revise supported scripts for preview in the workspace.
An analysis does not place a live trade. You decide how to act. Studio’s paper trading tools let you practise with simulated positions.
AI requests use credits. Analysis effort, the tools used and the length of the response affect usage. Auto re-analysis also uses credits. You can check your remaining usage in Studio.
A market read, a chart annotation, or the first version of your next script.
Start with what you want to understand.