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Read a price chart

What the chart view is, where its data comes from, and how to read it without reading too much into it.

Where this was checked: Checked against the product source at dmitriy718/tradeflows-pro@2e5540a (2025-12-16); source audit dated 2026-09-17. That’s the source code only — we couldn’t confirm which build runs at app.tradeflows.net (deployment unverified; it answered 522, origin unreachable, at the last check on 2026-09-17).

Covers: Charts (verified in source). Steps are written at the level the audit checked — the feature exists in the pinned source. Exact labels in a running app may differ; if they do, stop and see troubleshooting.

Steps

  1. Open the app (see "Find the app") and go to a chart view. The audited source renders interactive price charts with a dedicated charting library. Expected result: A chart area with a price series. If the chart area is empty, the market-data proxy the app depends on may be unreachable — see Troubleshooting.
  2. Read the chart as candles or a line: each point summarizes a time interval — opening, high, low and closing price. The lab on this site lets you practice this exact reading on a synthetic series. Expected result: You can say what one candle or point represents before caring about any trend.
  3. Treat the data as information, not instruction. The audited data path is read-only public market data fetched through a proxy service. A chart shows what happened; it does not tell you what to do next, and neither does this site. Expected result: No "the chart says to act" conclusion — charts describe, they do not direct.

Not covered by this guide (verification pending)

  • Real-time vs delayed data behavior of the deployed app — verification pending (depends on the deployed proxy worker version, which the audit could not identify).
  • Exact chart controls (interval switching, zoom gestures) — present in the charting library, but not exercised against a running deployment.

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