Can I upload a phone photo?

A supported image can be uploaded, but glare, tilt and cropped axes can make its contents unreadable. Prefer a direct screenshot and verify all returned prices. No comparative accuracy percentage is established here.

Which interval should I choose for a swing scenario?

Daily, four-hour and weekly views answer different questions about the visible price history. They are examples, not validated optimal settings. Use a consistent information cutoff and verify whether the final bar is closed. A weekly chart alone does not determine position size.

Does Pineify recognize the symbol?

The model can read a visible symbol and interval; those fields may be unavailable if the labels are missing or unclear. It does not automatically retrieve issuer events or a live price feed for the image. Confirm the instrument and current context yourself.

How accurate is the suggested stop?

There is no verified stop-placement success rate on this page. Inspect why the proposed price invalidates the scenario and compare it with the original chart. Its distance from a later low is not, by itself, evidence that the stop was useful or executable.

Can I analyze a crypto swing chart?

You can upload a readable crypto chart. Keep the venue, pair and spot or derivative contract visible. Continuous trading does not remove liquidity, funding or venue interruption risks; these cannot be measured reliably from a static candle image.

Is there a minimum number of candles?

The interface does not enforce a documented 15- or 20-candle minimum. Show enough history to include the structure you want reviewed while keeping labels readable. The model cannot recover cropped history, and uncertain levels should remain unavailable.

Does the score determine whether to trade?

No validated score threshold establishes an entry rule here. Review the evidence, event calendar, account exposure and execution costs independently. A report remains an image-based scenario, not a personal portfolio or order-management service.

Swing Trading

Swing Trading Chart Analysis for Multi-Day Setups

Upload 4H or daily candlestick charts for AI-powered swing trading analysis. Trend, support, resistance, stop loss, and targets from one screenshot.

Open Chart Analysis

Before reviewing a swing scenario

Confirm that the daily and intraday screenshots end at the same information cutoff.

Check issuer event dates outside the image before evaluating an overnight hold.

Calculate the effect of a gap beyond the proposed stop instead of treating the stop as a guaranteed fill.

Example chart symbols

TSLA (Tesla)
NVDA (Nvidia)
AAPL (Apple)
AMD (Advanced Micro Devices)
SPY (SPDR S&P 500 ETF)
QQQ (Invesco QQQ Trust)

Timeframe examples

Four-hour: inspect structure within the selected session
Daily: compare multi-session ranges and gaps
Weekly: inspect broader history with the same information cutoff

Separate a chart scenario from a multi-day trade

A screenshot records one information cutoff

Swing analysis describes a possible multi-session price path, including what would invalidate it. Pineify returns a visual assessment with possible support, resistance, entry, stop and two target fields. Values can be unavailable when the image does not support them. It does not fetch an earnings calendar, monitor later candles or execute the proposed trade. Save the capture time, visible ticker, venue, interval and session setting before reading the result. Check upcoming corporate events separately against the issuer calendar.

Align daily and intraday bars before comparing them

A four-hour chart does not always contain six bars per trading day

Six full four-hour periods fit a 24-hour day, but an exchange session may be shorter, may exclude extended hours and may end with a partial-duration bar. Do not infer the session or interval from candle count. For a daily and four-hour comparison, use the same instrument and cutoff. A daily candle captured before the close is still developing. A historical exercise that gives the model the completed daily high or close while testing an earlier intraday entry leaks future information.

Write the invalidation before looking at the outcome

A level is a proposal, not an order fill

For a long scenario, identify which visible swing low or range boundary would invalidate the idea and when that boundary was known. A pivot requiring later bars is not confirmed at the pivot candle itself. The product does not implement a documented fixed ATR multiplier for its stop suggestion; inspect the returned explanation rather than assuming one. Check current quotes and any overnight gap before using a price from the image.

Calculate gap exposure separately from planned risk

Synthetic arithmetic, not a trading result

Suppose a hypothetical entry is 100, stop is 96 and target is 108. Planned risk is 4 per share and reward is 8, or 2R before costs. If a later overnight gap results in a stop-market fill at 92, the loss is 8 per share, or 2 times the planned risk. A stop trigger does not guarantee its execution price; a stop-limit order can remain unfilled. Evaluate actual order rules, liquidity and event exposure separately from the chart levels.

Review the score and keep an honest outcome log

A model score is not an observed probability

The report uses 0–100 scores. No published calibration here establishes that a score of 80 means an 80% chance of a successful swing. Check the evidence and missing fields first. For an evaluation, preserve the original image and response, predefine a horizon, entry convention, invalidation and costs, then include rejected and losing cases. Keep overlapping crops of the same price period together when separating development and held-out samples. Report price-reading errors separately from subsequent trade outcomes.

Upload and account requirements

One image per analysis

Sign in with an eligible paid plan and available daily quota. The upload interface accepts PNG, JPEG and WebP images up to 3 MB. Show readable price and time axes, ticker, interval and the relevant earlier pivots without compressing candles beyond recognition. Uploads are processed on the server and analyses are saved in account history. Remove account numbers and personal information from the screenshot; this is not an in-browser-only analysis.

Sources for session timing and order execution

TradingView session documentation explains session-dependent bars. Investor.gov on stop orders explains execution-price and non-execution risks.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Review a multi-day chart scenario

Upload a 4H or daily chart screenshot and get AI-powered trend, support, resistance, and possible stop levels for your review.

Check Chart Analysis Access

A screenshot cannot show future gaps or guarantee an order fill. Verify the report against the original chart, current quotes and the events relevant to the intended holding period.