knowledge base
Practical guides to technical analysis and reading a chart
References written in a trader's language: how to read price patterns and liquidity zones, how to set your timeframe and studies for day trading, when liquidity actually arrives through the day in Gulf hours, and how to set an alert that reaches your phone. Anything on the roadmap is labelled as such.
Technical analysis
Reversal chart patterns: double top, double bottom, head and shoulders
A practical guide to four reversal candlestick patterns, their confirmation rules, and how the ChartXpert AI engine detects them on your own device while the chart moves.
Technical analysis
Liquidity zones: reading high-volume nodes and low-volume voids
How to read liquidity zones on a chart: volume distributed across 48 price bins, the difference between a high-volume node and a low-volume void, and how to use them for risk.
Using the workspace
Why the chart stays smooth when you zoom out over a long range
Why the chart stays smooth as you zoom out over months, how highs and lows stay visible when candles group, and what to do if it feels slow on an older phone.
Arabic & interface
Building a correct Arabic chart: RTL interface, LTR candles
Practical rules for localising a financial chart into Arabic: what mirrors with language direction, what must not, mixed-number handling, and where the price axis belongs.
Using the platform
Price alerts on phone and e-mail: setup, behaviour and limits
How to create a price alert in ChartXpert AI on a flat level or on a trend line you drew, how it is checked every five minutes, how it arrives as a phone notification with an e-mail backup, and how to mute a single symbol.
Technical analysis
Reading RSI and MACD: a practical momentum guide
A practical guide to RSI and MACD: what each one measures, how to read values, crossovers and divergence, and how to switch them on in the ChartXpert AI workspace on phone and desktop.
Technical analysis
Support and resistance in practice: from automatic levels to your own lines
How support and resistance levels come from price behaviour itself, the difference between a level and a zone, and how to read the automatic levels in ChartXpert AI and then draw your own lines on top.
Using the platform
Chart drawing tools: trendline, ray, price line and measure
How to draw a trendline, a ray, or a horizontal price line on the ChartXpert AI chart, how to measure a move in points, percent and candles, and how your drawings are saved per symbol and follow you between phone and desktop once you sign in.
Using the platform
A daily watchlist routine: a short list and alerts that work for you
How to build a short watchlist you actually follow, a five-minute routine before and after the session, and how to turn watching into alerts that reach your phone and inbox instead of sitting in front of the chart.
Workspace
Day trading chart setup: timeframes, studies, and levels
A working day trading chart setup: which timeframe to start from, which studies to switch on and which to leave off, how many levels to draw, and how the same layout follows you from desktop to phone in the ChartXpert AI workspace.
Markets
Crypto market hours: when the volume actually arrives
The market runs around the clock; the liquidity does not. The Asian, European, and US sessions in Gulf time (UTC+3), the quiet hours, where the daily candle closes, and how to use alerts for the hours you are not at the screen.
Technical analysis
VWAP and Bollinger Bands: measuring how far price has stretched
A practical guide to session VWAP and Bollinger Bands: what each measures, how to read price distance from the session reference, what a squeeze and an expansion mean, and how to switch both on in the ChartXpert AI workspace.
Technical analysis
Crypto chart patterns cheat sheet: what each shape means and when it confirms
A one-page cheat sheet for chart shapes: the four reversal patterns the workspace marks for you, five more you draw yourself, and the confirmation, invalidation, and measured move for each.
Technical analysis
How to read volume on a crypto chart: confirmation, contraction, and climax
A practical read of volume: what a bar means against its own average, how volume confirms a break or exposes a weak one, what a climax bar is saying, and why crypto volume differs from venue to venue.
Trading Education
How to Read Candlesticks for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn to read candle bodies, wicks, and opening and closing prices. Understand common patterns through numerical examples and practical steps to avoid beginner mista
for developers and desks
Want the engine inside your own product?
ChartXpert AI is a financial charting library and engine from parent company Difins Co, with a native Arabic interface and full bidirectional support. For library licensing or to discuss integrating your own data, write to support@chartxpert.io.
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Write to the team directly: technical support, market data, and partnerships across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf.