Put your stock chart into a readable plan.

How to review a stock chart with AI

Take a screenshot with the ticker, timeframe, price scale and enough history to show the recent trend. If premarket or extended-hours candles are visible, keep that context identifiable. A five-minute regular-session chart and a daily chart answer different questions.

Upload the image to ChartsGPT and compare the output with your original chart. Inspect the market structure, then the nearby support and resistance zones. Review the possible trigger and invalidation before evaluating a target.

• Keep the ticker and chart interval readable.
• Include the recent swing high and swing low when possible.
• Check whether the chart includes extended-hours data.
• Review the source chart again if the suggested levels look inconsistent.

A stock chart does not replace company research

Earnings, company announcements and broader market events can change how price reacts to a level. Before using a chart scenario, check the company’s own investor-relations information and the timing of scheduled announcements.

The app’s market news and context can help organize your review, but a pattern does not establish the value of a business. Treat technical chart analysis as one input alongside your own research, time horizon and risk limits.

A hypothetical pullback review

Imagine a stock that has moved above a prior high and is now pulling back toward that area. An organized analysis asks whether the old resistance is acting as support, how the recent swings compare and where a continuation thesis would fail.

The alternative scenario matters just as much: if price moves back below the zone and holds there, the original breakout may no longer be the right frame. Write down what you need to see rather than treating the name of a pattern as confirmation. This example uses no live ticker or current investment recommendation.

Build gaps and execution into your own plan

A stock can reopen beyond a planned stop after an overnight event. That means a stop distance on a screenshot does not guarantee the amount you will lose. Session changes, spread, liquidity and slippage can all affect the realized result.

For an intraday review, pay attention to the active session and nearby levels. For a swing review, include the larger trend and check upcoming announcements before holding through them. Decide position size from your own risk allowance and contract or share specifications, not from how persuasive the explanation sounds.