> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.chartprime.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.chartprime.com/market-oracle/additional-tools.md).

# Additional Tools

These tools add extra context to Market Oracle signals.

Use them for confluence, not as standalone trade triggers.

* **Reactors**: trend bias + dynamic support/resistance.
* **Trend Assistant**: trend-following line you can trail stops against.
* **Momentum Wave Bands / VWAP Channel**: mean reversion and reversal zones.
* **Candlestick Structures**: pattern labels with market-activity filtering.
* **Prime Ranges / Dashboard**: volume-weighted zones and quick market reads.

### Dynamic Reactor

A trend band that also behaves like dynamic support/resistance. This tool also has full multi timeframe functionality allowing users to load reactors from different timeframes on the chart.

![The Dynamic Reactor showing trend identification](/files/691b94e07a1b806301079e60ae417e3d313c994e)

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Treat the band like a “center of gravity”.

The further price stretches away from it, the stronger the snap-back risk.
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#### How to read it

* Price **above** the band → bullish bias.
* Price **below** the band → bearish bias.

#### How to use it

* Use it as a bias filter for [Trend Signals](/market-oracle/trend-signals.md).
* Use band interactions as potential support/resistance reactions.
* Favor longs when you have a buy signal **and** price stays above the band.

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### Volume Flex Reactor

Like the Dynamic Reactor, but it adapts using volume.

It expands during higher volatility and anchors around meaningful volume areas.

![The Volume Reactor showing trend identification and its support and resistance capabilities](/files/9b8d04933bdc18ef2ee0174de68d9a662f270f80)

#### How to use it

* Use it the same way as the Dynamic Reactor.
* Prioritize it when volume context matters for your setup.

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### The Prime Trend Assistant

A trend-following line that acts like dynamic support/resistance.

It’s green in uptrends and red in downtrends.

![Trend Assistant guiding price action](/files/ce9e03c0d8aa6092c26a8a9026fa92d21a8f8b02)

#### How to use it

* Use it as a **trailing stop guide** during a trend.
* Watch for bounces to confirm support/resistance in-trend.
* Combine it with [Trend Signals](/market-oracle/trend-signals.md) and Reactors for stacked confirmation.

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### Momentum Wave Bands

Momentum-based bands that highlight potential reversal zones.

They’re conceptually similar to Bollinger Bands, but tuned for momentum/noise.

![Momentum Wave Bands showing Support and Resistance levels](/files/8f74c8fe17782e49a36ddef8bdfbb1fbeed732c6)

#### How to read it

* Zones are colored green/red to reflect direction.
* **Inner zone** → softer “stretch”.
* **Outer zone** → higher-probability reversal area (bigger deviation).

Pair this with [Reversal Signals](/market-oracle/reversal-signals.md) when you want extra confirmation.

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsBejdkq1PI>" %}

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### Candlestick Structures

Pattern labels that filter classic candlestick setups through market activity.

They work best at key levels (for example, price at resistance + bearish pattern).

Supported patterns include:

* **EG (Engulfing)**: candle body fully eclipses the prior candle body.
* **Hammer**: reversal candle with a long wick.
* **RTM (Rising Three Methods)**: bullish continuation sequence in an uptrend.
* **FTM (Falling Three Methods)**: bearish continuation sequence in a downtrend.
* **Bullish / Bearish Soldier**: three strong candles that can signal reversal.
* **Morning / Evening Star**: 3‑candle reversal (big → small → big opposite).

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### Prime Ranges

Volume-weighted support/resistance levels with a trend-following bias.

TradingView must provide volume data for the asset.

#### How to read it

* Ranges mark high-volume areas where reactions are more likely.
* Color reflects macro bias: green = uptrend, red = downtrend.

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### VWAP Channel

Swing-based VWAP bands that map potential mean reversion zones.

#### What it plots

* Upper and lower VWAP bands that start from detected swing highs/lows.
* Labels showing swing prices and band start points.

#### Signals

* **Sell**: `▼` when price re-enters the channel from above the upper band.
* **Buy**: `▲` when price re-enters the channel from below the lower band.
* **Mean reversion touch**: `⬥` when price interacts with VWAP bands.
* **Reset warning**: `⚠️` when bands are about to reset to new swing points.

#### Settings you can tune

* Channel width.
* Calculation length.
* Which warnings/signals to show.

#### Best use

* Mean reversion strategies.
* Spotting extensions and fade opportunities back toward VWAP.
* Avoiding entries during resets (use the warning marker).

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### The ChartPrime Dashboard

A quick “at a glance” panel for market context.

You can move it and resize it in settings.

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### Optimal Tuning

Backtested settings using \~500 bars of data.

Use it to quickly tune signals per market and timeframe.
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### Prime Score

Sentiment score from 1–10.

1 is very bearish. 10 is very bullish.
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### Consolidation Score

Ranging score from 1–10.

Higher values mean more chop and less clean trend.
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### Prophecy

Directional “pump/dump” bias based on internal criteria.

Use it as a confluence check, not a signal.
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![The Dashboard](/files/baf31150e94c23f11a4129218afd3c6b65316a5a)

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