Understanding Signal Card
Once a signal is generated, it is displayed in a Signal Card, which provides a complete, structured view of the trade setup. The Signal Card is divided into four key sections, each designed to help you understand, analyze, and interact with the signal.
This section displays all essential trade parameters in a clear, structured, and actionable format, including:
Trade Metadata: Date, Symbol, Current Price, Daily Performance, Trend Strength, Smart Money Status, Signal Confidence or Strength level, and Market Volume (primarily for equities)
Trade Direction:
Entry price: clearly highlighted (Long/Buy in green, Short/Sell in red)
Take profit targets: TP1, TP2, and TP3
Together, these elements define exact entry, risk management, and exit levels, enabling precise trade execution and management.
Section 2: Signal Analysis
The Signal Analysis section explains the market logic and conditions behind the signal.
It includes:
Market trend and structure context
Momentum and volatility conditions
Key confluences supporting the setup
Confidence or strength indicators (when applicable)
This allows you to understand why the signal was generated, without exposing proprietary strategy logic.
Section 3: Signal Chart
The Signal Chart provides a visual representation of the trade setup directly on the price chart.
You can view:
Entry, stop loss, and take profit prices on the chart
Market structure and price movement
Timeframe-specific price behavior
Clear visual confirmation of the signal context
This helps you quickly assess price positioning and risk before execution.
Section 4: Luma AI – Signal Interaction & Insights
The Luma AI Chat allows you to interact directly with the signal using natural language.
You can:
Ask questions about the signal analysis
Request clarification on risk or trade logic
Explore alternative scenarios
Gain additional insights based on the current market context
Luma AI acts as an interactive assistant, helping you better understand and manage each signal.
