Choose a view
Bar compares bullish and bearish counts visually for each symbol; Table presents the same scanner summary as a compact ranked list for precise comparison.
Features Standard
Scanner Signals
Compare bullish, bearish, neutral, and mixed scanner sentiment per symbol as a sortable bar chart or ranked table.
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
Scanner Signals
Compare bullish, bearish, neutral, and mixed scanner sentiment per symbol as a sortable bar chart or ranked table.
- 1 1. Choose the view
Open Scanner Signals from the navigation menu.
- 2 2. Review the context
Switch between the Bar and Table views.
- 3 3. Continue your review
Filter or sort by All, Bullish, Bearish, Neutral, or Mixed to find the strongest relevant sentiment.
Recommended attention order
What to review first
Scanner Signals is a market-ranking surface. Begin broadly, compare directional balance and sample composition, then drill into a symbol rather than acting on the largest bar.
Choose lookback → Filter direction → Compare net sentiment → Check timeframe distribution → Open detailed evidence
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Choose the observation scope
Select the relevant lookback and confirm the summary is fresh. A wider window contains more evidence but may include older conditions.
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Filter the market
Use All, Bullish, Bearish, Neutral, or Mixed to isolate the type of candidate you want to investigate.
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Compare net sentiment and counts
Read bullish and bearish counts together. Large counts on both sides can produce a weak or mixed net result.
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Check where the evidence came from
Review timeframe distribution and sample size. Broad agreement is more meaningful than one heavily repeated fast timeframe.
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Drill into the symbol
Open Scanner Signal Insights or Scanner Intelligence for persistence, event evidence, and confluence. The ranked summary is a discovery tool.
How to read this widget
Scanner Signals
Use these points to interpret the visible values before moving to a related record or decision.
Read net sentiment, not raw counts
A symbol with many bullish and many bearish observations can still have a small net sentiment. Compare the net figure, not just which colour looks larger.
Treat it as a starting point
This view summarises recent scanner output for one lookback window. Open the underlying signal before treating a strong reading as a reason to act.
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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| Bullish / bearish / neutral count | Recent scanner observations grouped by directional state. | Compare net sentiment and sample size, not color alone. |
| Net sentiment | Bullish observations minus bearish observations. | Use to rank symbols, then open the underlying signal for details. |
| Timeframe distribution | Which intervals contributed to the summary. | Broad agreement is more useful than one isolated fast timeframe. |
Cryptocurrency markets
Filter by liquidity and exclude symbols with thin order books or abnormal spreads before interpreting sentiment.
Stock markets
Filter by average dollar volume and regular-session behavior; a single gap can dominate a short lookback.
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.