Keep your method. Add the market read, the score (0–100), and the check that failed when a reversal setup is blocked.
For reversals that pass, see the risk: entry, stop and target. You decide.
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Illustrative prices and scores. Simplified checks, not live trading or a backtest.
Use MIZAN alongside your existing charts and tools. See what supports your idea and what argues against it.
See whether conditions are trending, ranging or changing before applying your usual rules.
Compare your read with the score and the check that failed. A familiar pattern can still be blocked.
For reversal setups that pass, inspect entry, stop and target together. Decide whether that risk fits your plan.
The market read remains useful when there is no new signal. Read the current panel →
Status first. Score second. Risk third. Choose an example.
A short reversal signal printed on the left chart.
The score belongs to the signal. The dashboard can describe a later bar; use the signal label when checking your own chart.
Entry: middle rail. Stop: red rail above entry. Target: green rail below entry, labeled 1.5R. These are references, not orders.
The chart says “BLOCKED · phase gate · no fade.”
A high score cannot overrule a failed check. Status comes first.
The market-state check blocked a countertrend setup. That is not a claim it would have lost.
A long reversal signal printed at the lower band.
Passing the checks is not a promise. A strong score can still lose.
Entry: middle rail. Stop: red rail below entry. Target: green rail above entry, labeled 1.4R. Price reached the stop.
Historical captures retain their original labels. The printed R labels describe target distance. Older score labels use 0–1: 0.78 means 78/100, not a 78% chance of winning.
A high score can still be blocked. A blocked setup can still move in the expected direction.
The original split chart labels SPY on the left Balance Engine and SPX on the right Institutional. The build is not shown. This is an earlier example of the two editions.
Open the historical comparison →More historical charts: AMZN · Daily →SPX · 4-hour →
Watch a full session with the clock on screen. The ledger models chart outcomes, including losses. It is not a brokerage statement.
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Fifteen years in software delivery and validation. I build MIZAN, and I answer its support inbox.
Start with Core. Institutional adds order flow.
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The place to start
Read market conditions, check the score, and review reversal risk and the ledger.
Requires a TradingView account with an available indicator slot. TradingView and exchange-data fees are separate.
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The order-flow edition
For traders who also want volume-based evidence inside each candle.
Requires TradingView Premium or Ultimate. Fallback data cannot bypass this requirement.
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Annual: $1,499 billed yearly ($124.92/month equivalent).
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| What you’re choosing | Core | Institutional |
|---|---|---|
| Setup analysis | Included | Included; calibration differs |
| Explained blocked setups | Included | Included |
| Reversal risk and ledger | Included | Included |
| Extra order-flow evidence | No | Included |
| TradingView requirement | Account with an available indicator slot | Premium or Ultimate |
The editions use different defaults and calibration, so signals can differ.
Continuation marks are a separate setup type: target only, outside the reversal ledger. Read the differences.
Use one familiar chart and keep your settings consistent. Judge whether the information helps your process, not whether a handful of trades happened to win.
On a daily or weekly chart, seven days may produce no new setup. Review loaded history to learn the labels and keep observing the current market read. Historical review is not a live test.
Use the repeatable review checklist → · Understand the record →
Market and risk analysis software for TradingView. It reads market conditions, scores detected reversal setups, explains blocked ones, and shows risk references for reversal setups that pass.
It does not place or prevent broker orders, choose your position size, or enforce account limits. The trading decision stays yours.
No. MIZAN is designed for chart analysis across stocks, indices, futures, forex and crypto, on intraday and longer timeframes. Start with a market and timeframe you already follow.
Available features depend on the instrument, data feed and settings. Volume and order-flow data are not equally available everywhere. Read the market and data notes.
See the AMZN daily and SPX 4-hour examples for longer-timeframe reads. Examples from one market do not establish results in another.
Another view of the evidence: market conditions, the score, the check that failed, and reversal risk levels. Compare that information with your own read before deciding.
You can read the market panel without waiting for a signal. MIZAN does not assess every rule in your personal strategy or replace your judgment.
No. The score describes evidence under your settings. It is not a probability.
A high score can still be blocked by another requirement. A setup that passes can still lose.
Start with Core unless order-flow analysis is already part of what you want to evaluate.
The current Institutional script requires TradingView Premium or Ultimate. Fallback handles missing data on an eligible account; it cannot make a lower plan eligible.
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Thin markets, fast news and extended chop can weaken the available evidence. Data gaps and settings also matter.
A blocked setup can later move as expected. A passed setup can lose. MIZAN explains its checks; it does not remove uncertainty.
Bar-close confirmation is on by default. Keep it enabled for your first evaluation. Live readings can still change while a candle forms.
Historical reads can change with settings, loaded history or revised data. Read the full confirmation explanation.
We don’t publish one. The ledger models eligible reversal outcomes on the chart history you load, including losses.
Those numbers depend on settings, data and cost assumptions. They are not brokerage returns. See how the ledger counts.
Use your usual chart. Compare the read with your rules. Keep it only if it adds useful information to your decisions.
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