Reversal Radar scores potential exhaustion setups by stacking independent evidence — price at daily supply or demand, RSI extremes, divergence, MACD state, extension from the 20 EMA, and intraday engulfing candles — and shows the checklist behind every score.
Any single reversal signal fails constantly — strong trends stay overbought for weeks. Reversal Radar only surfaces names where several independent conditions line up, and it shows each condition so the trader can disagree with the score.
Supply and demand levels are computed from confirmed swing highs and lows, not arbitrary round numbers, and each row shows how far price sits from the level that matters.
A high reversal score means conditions that have historically preceded some reversals are present. It is a review queue for charts and risk decisions, not a signal service, and ConvexRadar states that plainly.
Price distance to daily supply/demand from confirmed pivots, RSI level and divergence, daily MACD state, extension from the 20 EMA, volume-backed rejection candles, trend context, and an optional intraday engulfing confirmation.
No. Stages describe how much confluence is present. Plenty of confirmed setups still fail, which is why the tool is framed as context for chart review rather than prediction.
The core signals are computed on daily bars, with an optional 2-hour or 4-hour engulfing-candle check built from intraday data for confirmation.
Trading options involves risk. ConvexRadar is research software and does not provide financial advice or guarantee trade outcomes.