Pool — Read All Five Together

1. Locate Pool 1–5

This crop focuses on the Pool view from iETsg0 [Swim & Pool]. The first three items appear as dotted rows. The fourth and fifth appear as thin lines below them. Read all five before describing Pool as fully agreed.

Each vertical slice brings together the Pool readings at the same candle. Read down for agreement at one moment, and across for changes over time.

2. Read color and persistence

Teal and red are the two visible Pool states. Teal agreement across the five items describes the upward side of the Pool picture; red agreement describes the downward side. A mixture describes disagreement between the items.

A row can hold its color while another changes several times. That is useful information: the parts are not all changing at the same moment. Watch whether a new color lasts beyond a single dot.

The thin Pool 4 and Pool 5 lines stay at fixed heights in this display. Read their color changes, not their horizontal shape as though it were a price path. The vertical gaps between Pool rows are layout spacing, not a measure of strength.

3. Use the shaded blocks carefully

The shading behind Pool 1–3 helps you notice stretches of shared color in those three rows. Inspect the dots inside a block to see what the block is drawing attention to.

A shaded block behind three rows does not tell you that Pool 4 and Pool 5 agree. Those two lines sit below the shaded area and need their own check.

A narrow block can describe a short-lived period of agreement. A longer block shows that the shared appearance lasted across more candles. Neither length nor shade is a percentage or a promise about the next move.

4. Keep Bull/Bear separate from a five-item check

Bull and Bear identify events in the wider Swim & Pool view. They are not labels saying that all five Pool items have the same color. Read the five colors under each label rather than replacing that check with the word alone.

The Bull/Bear view also belongs with Swim and Pilot, which are not shown in this crop. A Bull can appear while some Pool items are still red, and a Bear can appear while some remain teal.

Labels stay at their places in chart history. The latest visible Bull does not mean every subsequent candle retains the same picture, and an earlier Bear is not a statement about all later candles. These labels do not establish that an order was placed in your account.

5. Walk through the supplied image

• Left — red becomes widespread: after a short teal opening, the dotted rows become mostly red. A Bear label appears early. The lower lines also move into red at different points, so compare the timing rather than assuming everything changed together.
• First Bull area — the picture is mixed: near the first Bull, some dots change while others remain red. This shows why the label and the five-item color check should be read separately.
• Middle — more teal appears: Pool 1 holds a teal stretch while Pool 2 and Pool 3 change at different moments. Later, the lower lines also become teal. Look for columns where the agreement actually extends through all five items.
• Middle to right — short changes alternate: Bull and Bear labels appear around several narrow shaded stretches. Some shared-color periods are brief, so persistence matters as much as the first change.
• Later — red returns across a broader stretch: the three dotted rows become mostly red again, followed by red sections in both lower lines. Read the whole block rather than one isolated teal dot.
• Latest edge — improvement is incomplete: after the rightmost Bull, teal appears again in the dotted rows and at the end of Pool 4, while Pool 5 remains red. The latest visible Pool picture is therefore mixed, not five teal items together.

6. Read the latest edge one item at a time

The right side suggests that several Pool items are improving after the red stretch. Pool 5 is the visible exception at the end of the crop. That remaining red line matters even when the rows above look more encouraging.

The image is compact and the final dots are close to its boundary. Check the full chart at a completed candle to confirm each latest color rather than relying only on the rightmost Bull label.

This crop does not include price candles, the market name, the selected interval, Swim, Pilot, or the latest named state. It cannot establish an L/S position or the next price direction.

7. Compare three possible next developments

8. Connect Pool with the other iETsg0 views

• Read Swim and Pilot beside Pool in the full Swim & Pool view. Compare whether they improve together with the five colors.
• Read the latest named state separately from historical Bull/Bear labels. A label in this crop does not establish the corner state outside the crop.
• In One Million, the Pool row in Matrix is an overall Pool readout. It is separate from the five individual items shown here.
• Compare Power, the Matrix count, Trust, and P/H/S/R to see whether the wider picture agrees.
• Use the same market and interval for comparisons. A change on one chart does not automatically describe another interval.

9. Use a repeatable Pool review

• Select a completed candle and read Pool 1, Pool 2, and Pool 3 from top to bottom.
• Continue down to Pool 4 and Pool 5 before describing agreement.
• Check whether the colors are new or have held across several candles.
• Read any Bull/Bear label as a separate event, then compare Swim and Pilot.
• For notifications, choose the exact Bull or Bear name in Swim & Pool and check the market and interval. Use Once Per Bar Close where available for a completed-candle workflow.
• The latest dots and line colors can change while a candle develops. Keep that live reading separate from the completed history.