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Indicator Overview

Start here to understand how the iETsg0 views fit together. Explore One Million and Swim & Pool, then choose a reading path through the twelve illustrated guides.

1. Two products, twelve reading guides

iETsg0 [One Million] brings together its price-chart view and named parts such as Money, Cloud, Mountain, Rada, Swim, Pool, Mark, and Pilot. Trust, Power, and Matrix help you compare the picture.

iETsg0 [Swim & Pool] is a companion view centered on Swim, Pool 1–5, Pilot, Bull/Bear, and the displayed named state. Compare the two products on the same market and interval.

The twelve cards are reading guides, not twelve separate products. Some introduce a complete view; others explain one part in more detail.

2. Understand what each part adds

NameWhat to readCompare with
Trust / P/H/S/RCandle colors and the four Pilot, Home, Swim, and Rocket readouts.The latest price candles and One Million panel.
Money / CloudMoney columns, the Money line, and Cloud colors and shape.Whether the two improve together or disagree.
Mountain / HomeThe filled Mountain shape, Home/moon references, and connecting lines.The solid latest reading before any dashed extension.
RadaLine height, red/teal color, and how long larger readings last.Money, Cloud, Power, and Matrix at the same candles.
Swim / Pool / PilotSwim shape, all five Pool items, and Pilot colors, dots, and stars.The full Swim & Pool view and its named state.
MarkThe wider picture, individual dotted rows, and Mark in Matrix.Whether the background and separate rows agree.
Power / MatrixOverall Power, the eight Matrix rows, and the separate Matrix count.Which parts are strong, changing, or falling behind.

3. Start with these three guides

Learn the whole view before studying individual marks. Begin with the price chart, then the lower One Million panel, then Swim & Pool.

4. Explore each part in detail

Each guide includes a supplied chart image, a visual reading key, a left-to-right walkthrough, and possible developments to observe next. Open the full image when small marks are difficult to distinguish.

5. Choose a practical reading path

Your questionWhere to beginThen compare
What am I looking at?One Million or Swim & Pool overview.The matching individual guide for the visible part.
Which parts agree?Matrix and Power.Money, Cloud, Swim, Pool, and Pilot in the same columns.
Why do colors disagree?Cloud, Mark, or Pool.The separate line, background, dots, and other named readouts.
What does this symbol mean?Mountain & Home, Swim, or Pilot.Its position relative to the line and when it first appears.
How do I put it all together?Reading the Signals.The relevant illustrated guides for each step.

6. Prepare a clear workspace

  • Use the same market and interval when comparing views.
  • Keep the full panel and row names visible. A crop with missing labels cannot reliably identify every row.
  • Begin with a completed candle and compare the readings directly above or below that same candle.
  • Keep position labels, scores, reference symbols, and colored backgrounds separate. They do not all answer the same question.
  • Read the latest state before looking back at an earlier strong period.

7. Understand the limits of a saved image

An image records one moment. Current colors, line shapes, and some reference symbols can change while a candle develops. A dashed extension is not an observed future move.

A guide explains the display rather than promising an outcome. A score is not a probability of profit, and an L/S or Bull/Bear label does not establish that an order was placed in your trading account.

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