SHDW AlphaDesk

🔸 OVERVIEW
SHDW AlphaDesk — Turns classic pivot & trend reading into an institutional, no-guess workflow. It detects directional bias, validates breakouts/acceptance, and fuses that with RSI and multi-timeframe context. The result is a clean matrix that summarizes Bull / Neutral / Bear from 5m → 1M while applying the operational logic of pivots vs. trend — without you having to memorize anything.

🔸 CONCEPTS

• Structure + Confirmation: pivots (up/down) are evaluated inside the current trend context to avoid noise.
  
  
• Continuation vs. Pullback: the matrix distinguishes a pivot with the trend (continuity) from a pivot against the trend (structured pullback).
  
  
• Inter-TF Chaining: a pivot formed on TF N often confirms on N+1. The matrix already encodes this chain across 5m → 15m → 1h → 4h → 1D → 1W → 1M.
  
  
• Momentum (RSI): extremes hint at the next TF: Oversold ≤ 30 (cell turns red), Overbought ≥ 70 (cell turns green).
  
  
• Trend Loss: when the current TF loses a key level, the matrix suggests zoom-out/regime reassessment.
  
  
• Institutional Validation: the engine incorporates institutional logic and liquidity concepts to validate movements. For security reasons, calculation details are not disclosed.
  

🔸 FEATURES

• MTF Panel (5m → 1M): trend state + RSI per TF, with consistent colors.
  
  
• Institutional Filters & Hysteresis: confirmation/acceptance reduce flicker and false flips.
  

Profiles (Institutional Grade):

• Scalping/Intraday (Crypto): tuned for responsiveness in fast markets.
  
  
• Swing/Conservative (Crypto): stability for higher-timeframe positioning.
  
  
• Institutional (Stocks): balanced to equity dynamics and session structure.
  

• Optional EMA/MA: clean visuals, customizable colors.
  
  
• RSI Cells: ≥ 70 = green (overbought), ≤ 30 = red (oversold); neutral stays muted.
  
  
• Bottom-Right Matrix: compact, unobtrusive, always readable.
  

🔸 HOW TO USE
1. Pivot aligned with the trend (continuation)

• Bullish Pivot in Bull Trend ⇒ often confirms a higher low on the next TF.
  
  
• Bearish Pivot in Bear Trend ⇒ often confirms a lower high on the next TF.
  Chain: 5m → 15m → 1h → 4h → 1D → 1W → 1M.
  Read: continuation; pullbacks tend to be buy (bull) or sell (bear) opportunities.
  

2. Pivot against the trend (pullback/correction)

• Bearish Pivot in Bull Trend ⇒ “seeking a higher low” vs. the previous low on the same TF.
  
  
• Bullish Pivot in Bear Trend ⇒ “seeking a lower high” vs. the previous high on the same TF.
  Read: correction within the main trend; wait for confirmation to re-engage in the dominant direction.
  

3. RSI Extremes = early hints for the next TF

• Oversold (≤ 30, red) ⇒ potential higher-low setup on the next TF.
  
  
• Overbought (≥ 70, green) ⇒ potential lower-high setup on the next TF.
  

4. Trend Loss

• If the current TF loses its key low/high, zoom out to the next TF and reassess regime.
  
  
• In oversold, check if drops are against the prior low (chance of new HL).
  
  
• In overbought, check if pops are against the prior high (chance of new LH).
  

5. Direct confirmations (shortcut)

• Higher-Low confirmation: pivot up on 5m → confirm on 15m; 15m → 1h; 1h → 4h; 4h → 1D; 1D → 1W; 1W → 1M.
  
  
• Lower-High confirmation: pivot down on 5m → confirm on 15m; 15m → 1h; 1h → 4h; 4h → 1D; 1D → 1W; 1W → 1M.