AI Chart Analysis Prompts for Forex, Crypto and Stocks

Classical patterns require geometry, location and completion. Candlestick patterns require body and wick proportions plus prior context. Harmonic structures require swing measurements and ratio tolerances. Elliott and Wyckoff labels remain hypotheses with multiple valid counts or phases.

SMC and ICT terminology should be anchored to declared swing rules, timestamps and session context. A wick is not automatically a liquidity sweep, and a colored rectangle is not proof of institutional order flow.

• Require the model to name the exact visible evidence.
• Ask what would disprove the pattern.
• Separate forming patterns from completed patterns.
• Do not let a confidence number replace measurement.

Screenshots are lossy representations. They cannot support a defensible Sharpe ratio, stationarity test, volatility forecast, probability estimate or risk-of-ruin calculation.

For those tasks, upload OHLC or trade data to the target model or analysis environment. Validate timestamps, gaps, spreads and adjustments first, then use code for calculations and the LLM for explanation and adversarial review.

• Forex chart volume is usually broker tick volume, not centralized exchange volume.
• Crypto metrics depend on the named exchange and contract.
• Stock charts must state split and dividend adjustment.
• Index screenshots may show a CFD rather than the cash index or futures contract.