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Yes, and no. You get one free chart read every seven days without an account, without a card, and without giving us an email address. Upload a screenshot or type a ticker and Coach Chad reads it. Because there is no account, the free read is counted against a one-way hash of your IP address rather than a profile. An account gets you three reads a week, counted against you rather than against your address, and it keeps them: a read made without an account is gone as soon as you close the tab.

It starts with a headline: one or two sentences saying what the chart is doing right now and the price that decides it. Under that, everything is computed from real candle data rather than from the picture you sent. The support and resistance levels, each with what happened the last time price was there. The formation, if a detector confirmed one, and its state — still forming, broke out, retesting the break, fakeout, or played out. Any breakout or fakeout, dated to the bar it printed on. The two decision prices: the level above and the level below whose breach would change the read. Then the trend, momentum as RSI and the MACD histogram, the 9, 20 and 50 EMAs and how they are stacked, and the last volume bar against the chart's own average. Two scores sum it up: how many of four structure lenses agree — trend, formation, the higher timeframe and scheduled events — and how many of three indicators do. All of it is drawn on the chart, and Coach Chad writes it up in plain English.

Yes, and on a screenshot from any other charting app too. There is no list of supported apps, because the tool does not read your picture for prices. It reads only the labels written on the chart — the symbol and the timeframe — then pulls the real candles for that instrument and computes everything from those. So a TradingView chart, a MetaTrader 5 window, the Binance app, Webull, Robinhood, Bybit or a broker's own platform all work the same way, as long as the symbol and timeframe are legible in the screenshot. Crop to the chart, and leave your balance and positions out of the picture.

Yes. The tool works on stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, indices and futures, and it understands the names the charting apps actually write on screen. BTC/USDT, BTCUSDT and BTC-USD all resolve to bitcoin. XAUUSD and Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar resolve to gold. EURUSD, EUR/USD and EUR-USD are the same pair. US 100, NAS100 and NDX are the Nasdaq-100. If you type the ticker instead of uploading, the asset picker lists every one of them by category, and the read is identical whichever market you point it at, because it is all computed from candles.

No, and the refusal is structural rather than a matter of tone. A chart read never gives a direction, a call, a price target or a forecast. Two mechanisms enforce it. Deterministic maths computes every level and ratio from the candle data first, and the AI is handed that finished packet and asked only to narrate it, so it has no mechanism for inventing a figure of its own. Every read is then scanned for directional language — buy, sell, long, short, bullish, bearish, target, should — and a response containing any of it is discarded rather than shown to you. What to do about the chart is left to you on purpose, because that judgement is the thing worth building and the thing that stops being learnable the moment something else does it for you. There is one thing you can buy that does more, and it still isn't a call: a Trade Setup costs two tokens, takes a read you already ran, and lays it out as a practice trade plan. Every price in it is a level that chart's own maths produced — chosen, never predicted — and it comes with no probability attached, because planning a trade is a skill worth practising and being told what to do is not.

Yes, as a paid add-on, and only on a chart you have already read. A Trade Setup costs 2 tokens and turns that read into a practice trade plan: the direction the structure favours, an entry zone, a stop beyond the structure that would prove the idea wrong, one or two targets, the rules with prices for filling the entry and managing the trade, a stop measured in the chart's own daily ranges, and an expiry after which the plan is void if the trigger never printed. Every price in it is one the chart's maths already computed — the model chooses among them and cannot invent one. Before any of that, a structural rulebook decides whether the chart holds a plan at all, and it refuses more often than it issues: a chart with no clean structure gets a written refusal and your tokens back. Each setup you buy is then graded against what price actually did next, and My setups on this page shows its live status — waiting for the trigger, triggered, first target hit, stopped, or expired — with one email when the trigger, stop or first target prints. It is an exercise in trade planning, not a signal and not advice.

Two tokens, and they have to be bought ones. Your free weekly reads pay for reads only, so a setup comes from a pack you bought or from Chart Reader's 20 a month. One token is one chart read, and a Trade Setup is two, because it's a whole plan built on a read you've already paid for. Here's what you get for them. An entry zone. A stop placed under the structure that would prove the idea wrong. One or two take-profit targets. All three are drawn on the same chart you just read, and Chad writes out how a plan like that is managed: where to take something off, when to move the stop, and what price action means standing down. The plan also carries its rules with prices, an expiry in bars, the plan the other way, and a warning when a scheduled event sits inside its window. When price is sitting on a rail you get both branches side by side, the trade if the rail holds and the trade if it breaks, because nobody knows which until price has done it. Every price in it is one the chart's own maths already computed, so nothing is forecast and nothing is invented. It needs a completed read first: you can't spend tokens on a setup on its own. Your tokens never expire, and they come back if the chart doesn't hold a plan worth taking, or if a bigger timeframe points the other way. It's an educational exercise in trade planning rather than a recommendation to place a trade.

It's the subscription for the tool on this page, and it's $9.99 a month (€8.99 / £7.99). You get a chart read every day, up to 30 in any rolling 24 hours, plus 20 tokens a month. That's ten Trade Setups, or any mix of reads and setups you like. Every setup you buy gets a live status in My setups, and one email when the trigger, the stop or the first target prints. What it doesn't include is the trading curriculum. That's Premium, the bigger plan, and it covers everything here as well: the read allowance is the same 30 a day on both, so Premium is never less than Chart Reader. You can cancel any time, and nothing is charged after the period you've paid for. If you only read a chart now and then, don't subscribe. A free account gets 2 reads a week, and a pack of tokens never expires.

It is sent to Google's Gemini vision model to work out which chart it is — the ticker symbol and the timeframe written on the chart's labels, and nothing else. The model is never asked what the price is doing. Once the chart is identified the image is discarded and never stored, and every number you then see is computed from live candle data rather than read off your picture. The one exception is a failure: if we cannot read your image at all, we keep it for seven days so we can find out why and fix it, after which it is deleted automatically. Please crop to the chart, and do not send screenshots showing your account number, your balance or your open positions — the tool does not need them.

Stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, indices and futures, on five timeframes: 5-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, daily and weekly. If you upload a screenshot, Coach Chad reads the timeframe off the chart's own labels. If you type a ticker instead, you choose it. Symbols follow the usual conventions — AAPL for a US stock, BTC-USD for crypto, EURUSD for a currency pair, NDX for the Nasdaq-100, GC=F for gold futures — and the names TradingView and Binance write on a chart resolve too. The analysis itself is identical whichever market you point it at, because it is all computed from candles, and candles are candles whatever is printing them.

Check the strip at the top of your read before you rely on it — it shows the ticker and the timeframe Coach Chad extracted. If the ticker could not be read at all, that attempt is not counted against you and you can type the symbol in yourself instead. If it was read but read wrong, the ticker cannot be swapped on a finished read: changing the symbol would re-run the whole analysis on a different asset for free, which would make the free read unlimited for anyone willing to say the ticker was wrong. The timeframe you can change as often as you like, free — it is the same instrument either way. To keep a misread from costing you anything, put both labels clearly in the screenshot, or skip the upload and pick the asset from the list.

There is a page for that. /analyze/what-traders-read publishes a rolling 30 days of what gets brought here: the busiest symbols, the split between crypto, stocks and forex, which timeframe people read on, and how much of it arrives with no account. It is counted from the tool’s own metering ledger, aggregated, with refunded reads and the site’s own admin tests excluded and nothing that identifies anybody.

No. TradeWize is an educational platform and Coach Chad is an educational analysis tool. Nothing on this page is financial advice, a recommendation, a solicitation or a forecast, and none of it is personalised to your circumstances, because we know nothing about your circumstances. TradeWize is not a broker: it holds no client money and executes no real trades. A chart read describes what is on a chart. Deciding what that means for you, if anything, is your own decision, and if you want guidance that accounts for your situation you should speak to a financial adviser regulated in your own country.

No — reading charts is half of what he does, and it is the half you are using here. Inside TradeWize, Coach Chad is also the tutor: he teaches all 172 lessons of the free investing curriculum, presenting each idea and then replying to the specific answer you give rather than marking it right or wrong. That teaching half works differently from this page. It is authored curriculum rather than generated text, so no AI model runs during a lesson, it cannot invent anything, and it is unlimited and free on every tier — no tokens involved. What you get here, a written read of a live chart, is the metered half: one AI token per complete analysis, 2 a week on a free account and 30 a day on Chart Reader or Premium.

No. Coach Chad is an AI character rather than a human being, and the conversation on this page is a user interface rather than a chat with somebody. The analysis is generated: deterministic maths computes the levels, the formation state, the scores and the decision prices from candle data, and a language model writes those findings up in Chad's voice. There is nobody reading your chart at the other end, and nothing you send reaches a person. Coach Chad also answers exactly once per chart — he cannot take follow-up questions, and the thread ends when the read arrives.