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The Setups Table is where you go when you want to scan broadly rather than react to a single alert. It presents every active setup across the entire universe — stocks, futures, and crypto — in a sortable, filterable grid. Press S anywhere in the app to open it directly.

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Columns at a glance

Each row represents one active setup on one timeframe. The table ships with a default column set you can reorder and hide to fit your workflow.
Symbol is the ticker. TF (Timeframe) is the candle period the setup lives on — 15m, 30m, 60m, 4H, 12H, D, W, M, Q, or Y. Most traders focus on daily and higher timeframes for swing setups and intraday timeframes for session-day entries.
Shows the alignment of directional candles across higher timeframes. A fully green TFC column on a daily setup means the weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly candles are all pointing the same direction — a strong tailwind for the trade.
The three-candle setup structure: C2 is the target candle (the one you’re aiming for), C1 is the trigger candle (the one whose high or low gets breached to activate the setup), and CC is the current candle forming right now. Each cell shows the candle ID: 1 (inside), 2U (up), 2D (down), or 3 (outside).
A setup goes in force when price breaks above the trigger high (bullish) or below the trigger low (bearish). The IF column flags setups that are currently active — price has already crossed the trigger level and the trade is live.
The P3 flag marks setups where the current candle is a 3 (outside bar), creating a potential three-candle outside bar setup. P3 setups in force carry elevated urgency because an outside bar can resolve quickly in either direction.
PMG shows the price level where the setup reaches its maximum potential gain — typically the magnitude level derived from the target candle’s range projected outward. It gives you a reference for where the move could go if it runs.
The candlestick pattern of the trigger candle — hammer, shooter, doji, or standard. Shape context helps you evaluate the quality of the trigger before acting.
ATR (Average True Range) quantifies expected daily movement. RVOL shows relative volume compared to the 10-day average, displayed as a plus or minus deviation. High RVOL alongside a trigger often means participation is expanding.
Sector groups the symbol into its SPDR sector for context. ER (Earnings) badges flag symbols with earnings inside the current weekly window so you can factor event risk before entering.

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Filtering setups

The filter bar at the top of the table lets you narrow the universe to exactly the setups you care about. Filters stack — combine as many as you need.
Pick a C2-C1 or C2-C1-CC sequence from the setup dropdown: for example, 1-2U (inside day into up candle), 2D-3 (down candle into outside bar), or 1-2-2 (inside day, two-candle sequence into another two). The filter expands shorthand entries automatically — typing 2 matches both 2U and 2D continuations.

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Saved views

Once you’ve built a filter combination you use regularly, save it as a named view.
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Configure your filters

Set up the combination of setup sequence, CC state, timeframe, and other filters that defines the view you want to save.
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Save the view

Click the save icon in the filter bar and give the view a name. Your saved views appear in the views menu and persist across sessions.
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Promote to toolbar chip

Frequently used views can be pinned to the filter toolbar as chips. One click activates the full filter state — no need to open the views menu.
Good candidates for saved views: “Daily in-force,” “Weekly P3 setups,” “Intraday 1-2U,” or “Stocks only, no continuations.” Build views that match your actual session workflow so switching between contexts takes a single click.
The AI Search bar accepts natural language queries and translates them into table filters for you. Instead of manually selecting options, type what you’re looking for. Example queries:
  • all inside days — shows setups with a 1 candle on the daily timeframe
  • 2U weeks in force — weekly setups where C1 is 2U and price is above the trigger
  • daily outside bars going up — daily 3 candles with an up direction flag
  • 1-2U intraday with high volume — 15m through 4H setups matching that sequence, sorted by RVOL
The search interprets Strat terminology naturally — candle IDs, timeframe names, and qualifiers like “in force,” “continuation,” or “gapper” all work as expected.

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Multi-timeframe analysis (MTA)

MTA mode lets you walk through a sequence of timeframe conditions step by step to find symbols that meet requirements at multiple levels simultaneously.
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Open the MTA builder

Click MTA in the filter area to open the step builder. Each step represents one timeframe condition.
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Define each step

For each step, choose a timeframe and the condition you want — for example, Step 1: Weekly 2U in force. Step 2: Daily 1 candle. The builder lets you chain as many steps as you need.
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Run the analysis

The table returns only symbols that satisfy every step simultaneously. A name that is weekly 2U in force with a daily inside bar is a much higher-conviction candidate than one that only meets one condition.
MTA works best when you lead with a higher timeframe direction and let lower timeframes provide the entry trigger. A weekly 2U in force gives you the bias; a daily 1 candle gives you the setup to watch.

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Column customization

Right-click any column header to toggle visibility or drag headers to reorder them. Your layout preferences are saved automatically and persist across sessions for each asset class (core markets and crypto are saved separately).

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