SPECTRE SPECTRE LIVE SCAN
The SPECTRE crest

AI chart analysis

Chart analysis that tells you when it’s wrong.

Upload a screenshot of any forex or metals chart. SPECTRE reads the trend, marks the levels that matter, names the setup in play — and ends every read with the exact price that would prove it wrong. Free while in development.

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The read

What you get back

This is a mock-up of the tool’s output — the format the real analyses follow.

SCAN · XAUUSD H4 2,655 weekly high 2,585 wrong-if line
your screenshot — any chart, any platform
XAUUSD · H4example read
trendUp since the 2,585 swing low; price above rising 20 & 50 EMA.
key levelsSupport 2,585 (swing low), 2,612 (prior base). Resistance 2,655 (weekly high).
setup in playPullback to 2,612 holding above the EMAs — continuation long toward 2,655.
wrong ifAn H4 close below 2,585. Structure breaks — this read is void, stand aside.

Protocol

How it works

Three steps, and the last one is the point.

  1. i.

    Screenshot any chart

    TradingView, MT5, your broker’s app — if you can screenshot it, SPECTRE can read it.

  2. ii.

    Get the structured read

    Trend, the levels that matter, and the setup currently in play. Written in plain language, not indicator soup.

  3. iii.

    Every read carries its kill line

    The price that proves the read wrong, stated up front. You always know what takes you out of the idea — before you’re in it.

Early access

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The tool opens to the waitlist first. One email when it does.

Risk disclaimer

SPECTRE produces educational chart commentary generated by software. It is not financial, investment or trading advice, it does not consider your objectives or circumstances, and it does not recommend that you enter any transaction. Charts are read from screenshots and may contain errors; any levels named can be wrong.

Trading foreign exchange and CFDs on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. You should seek advice from an independent financial advisor if you have any doubts.