AI stock chart analysis
TradeWize is a free AI chart reader for stocks and ETFs. Upload a screenshot from any broker or charting app — or type the ticker — and it gives you the support and resistance with what happened there last time, the formation and its state, and the two prices that would change the read.
A stock chart has gaps in it, because the market shuts overnight and news lands while it's closed. Those gaps are levels too. A stock read also carries the next earnings date, the next ex-dividend date and the next central-bank decision, because a level matters less the day before a report.
Free, and the first one needs no account.
1 free read every 7 days with no account · 3 a week with one
Page last updated September 2026 · example read computed from candles through 2026-09-04.
A read it produced, on AAPL
AAPL is coiling inside a rising wedge inside a weekly uptrend. It poked below the wedge 3 days ago without closing there. $323.89 ends the wedge, $316.75 resumes the fall.
Apple · daily · last close $319.97 · computed from real candles through 2026-09-04. No AI, no signal, no target.
- above $323.89 · the rising wedge
- below $316.75 · the rising wedge
The full AAPL read — or upload your own chart and get the same thing on it.
What to keep in the screenshot
- Leave the ticker in the shot. It's the label the read is priced from.
- Keep the timeframe visible — daily and 1-hour are the two most people bring.
- Keep the price axis on the right.
- One chart per picture. A watchlist of sparklines can't be read.
- A foreign listing works if the exchange is printed — an .L, an .NS or an ASX code on the chart is enough.
Questions
Does it read ETFs as well as single stocks?
Yes. SPY, QQQ, a sector fund or a bond ETF all read the same way. They're price charts, and the levels come out of the candles exactly as they do on a single stock.
Does it know when earnings are?
Yes. A stock read carries the next earnings date, the next ex-dividend date and the next central-bank decision, pulled from real calendars. A level matters less the day before a report, and the read says so.
Can it read a stock listed outside the US?
Usually, if the exchange is printed on the chart — a London, Indian or Australian listing resolves from the suffix or the exchange label. If nothing prices it, it reads the picture itself instead of refusing you.
Will it tell me if a stock is cheap?
No. A free read doesn't call anything cheap, expensive, bullish or bearish, and it gives no price target. It reads what's on the chart and names the two prices that would change that read. Targets exist only inside the optional paid Trade Setup, computed from that chart's own structure.
TradeWize is educational. A free chart read describes what is on the chart. It is not advice, a signal, a forecast or a recommendation, it executes no trades, and the decision stays with you. Learn to read a chart yourself in the chart-reading series.