One tile is one symbol and timeframe
The tile score is the alignment score for that exact combination. Compare a symbol across timeframes instead of treating one short timeframe as the market-wide answer.
Features Standard
Market Pulse
See group-aware Trend/MACD alignment for each symbol and timeframe with bullish, bearish, neutral, mixed, and conflict filters.
Availability
StandardUse this widget with its linked state records, your selected timezone, and independent risk management. A signal or chart does not guarantee a trade outcome.
Step-by-step use
Market Pulse
See group-aware Trend/MACD alignment for each symbol and timeframe with bullish, bearish, neutral, mixed, and conflict filters.
- 1 1. Choose the view
Use the symbol and timeframe selectors.
- 2 2. Review the context
Choose an alignment state filter.
- 3 3. Continue your review
Hover or tap a result for the underlying alignment explanation.
Recommended attention order
What to review first
Market Pulse provides a broad alignment map. Use filters to find aligned or conflicting areas, then inspect the exact symbol/timeframe tile and its Trend/MACD explanation.
Scan all states → Filter alignment → Select symbol/timeframe → Inspect score and profiles → Confirm momentum and price
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Scan the broad distribution
Start with All to understand whether the monitored market is broadly bullish, bearish, mixed, neutral, or conflicted.
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Filter the condition of interest
Use Bullish, Bearish, Neutral, Mixed, or Conflict to isolate candidates without losing their timeframe identity.
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Select the exact tile
One tile describes one symbol and timeframe. Never treat a short-interval tile as the direction of the entire market.
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Inspect alignment quality
Read score, configured-profile count, trend direction, MACD direction, histogram context, and synchronization time in the tooltip.
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Confirm the candidate
Open MACD Signal Insights and Price Action Insights to verify persistence, crossover context, market structure, and risk.
How to read this widget
Market Pulse
Use these points to interpret the visible values before moving to a related record or decision.
Alignment state colours
Green is bullish aligned and red bearish aligned. Neutral means no directional alignment; Mixed indicates incomplete or differing direction; Conflict indicates disagreement between sources or profiles.
Inspect before trusting the score
Hover or tap a tile for the trend, MACD direction, configured-profile count, alignment state, and histogram context. Strong alignment still needs fresh source data and risk review.
Field reference
What each value means
Use these definitions to interpret the widget consistently across cryptocurrency and stock markets.
| Field | Meaning | Practical use |
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| Alignment state | Bullish, bearish, neutral, mixed, or conflict relationship between trend and MACD sources. | Use as a market map, then drill into the symbol and timeframe. |
| Score / profile count | Strength and number of agreeing configured profiles. | Higher agreement is more consistent, but does not remove event or liquidity risk. |
| Histogram context | Whether momentum is strengthening, weakening, or crossing zero. | A weakening reading can warn before a direction change. |
Cryptocurrency markets
Use several timeframes because crypto trades 24/7 and local session liquidity changes throughout the day.
Stock markets
Anchor the pulse to the primary exchange session and treat pre-market/after-hours alignment separately.
Risk notice
My Coin Trends provides market information and technical signals. It is not investment advice. Verify every signal against current market structure, liquidity, and your own risk limits before making a trading decision.