RSI measures how fast prices are rising or falling over the last 14 days. It ranges from 0 to 100 — below 30 means the stock may be oversold (potential buying opportunity), above 70 means it may be overbought (caution).

MACD tracks the difference between two moving averages to show trend direction and momentum. When the MACD line crosses above the signal line, it suggests bullish momentum. When it crosses below, bearish momentum.

Bollinger Bands create an envelope around the price using a 20-day moving average and 2 standard deviations. When bands are tight (squeeze), a big price move is coming. Price touching the lower band may indicate a buying opportunity; touching the upper band suggests caution.

Moving averages smooth out price data to show the overall trend direction. When the shorter average (20-day SMA or 12-day EMA) crosses above the longer average (50-day SMA or 26-day EMA), it signals a potential uptrend — called a “Golden Cross.” The opposite — a “Death Cross” — signals a potential downtrend.

Volume shows how many shares were traded in a given period. High volume confirms a price move is strong and likely to continue. Low volume suggests the move may be weak or temporary. VolaraID compares current volume to the 20-day average.

Fundamental analysis evaluates a company’s financial health and valuation using metrics from its financial statements. VolaraID scores multiple categories — valuation (is the stock cheap or expensive?), profitability, growth, financial health, and dividend income — to generate an FA Score from -100 to +100.

VolaraID blends Technical Analysis (50%) and Fundamental Analysis (50%) into a single Combined Score from -100 to +100. If Wyckoff analysis detects the stock is in an Accumulation or Markup phase with high confidence, the score gets a bonus — and a penalty for Distribution or Markdown.

Tracks daily foreign investor net buy/sell activity across IDX tickers. Foreign institutional flows are a leading indicator for IDX blue chips — sustained net buying often precedes markup phases, while persistent outflows precede markdowns.

Generated automatically after each EOD scan, the Daily Market Brief compiles the most important signals from across all 860+ IDX tickers into a single, structured digest — saving hours of manual screening.

Wyckoff analysis identifies which phase of the market cycle a stock is in. Smart money (institutions) create patterns: they Accumulate (buy quietly at lows), drive the Markup (uptrend), Distribute (sell quietly at highs), then let the Markdown (downtrend) happen. Recognizing the current phase helps you trade with smart money, not against it.

Sub-Phases (A–E)

Each Wyckoff phase is subdivided into five stages (A–E) that map the progression of accumulation or distribution:

Advanced Events

AMD (also called ICT Power of 3) reveals how institutional traders engineer price moves in three phases: they Accumulate positions in a tight range, Manipulate price with a false breakout to grab liquidity, then Distribute — driving price strongly in the opposite direction. Recognizing this pattern lets you avoid stop-hunts and enter with smart money.

Fibonacci retracement uses mathematical ratios (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%) to identify potential support and resistance levels where a stock may reverse direction. After a big move up, these levels show where pullbacks are likely to find support. After a move down, they show where bounces may hit resistance.

Extension Levels

Beyond the 100% retracement, extension levels project where price may travel after a breakout. They act as profit targets and future resistance/support zones.

Confluence Zones

A confluence zone is a price level where a Fibonacci level aligns within 2% of another indicator (Volume Profile POC/VAH/VAL, Bollinger Band, or SMA). Confluences strengthen the significance of a level — strength ≥ 2 confluences signals a high-priority zone.

Volume Profile shows how much trading volume occurred at each price level (not over time). The Point of Control (POC) is the price where the most shares were traded — it acts as a magnet for price. The Value Area (VAH to VAL) contains 70% of all volume and represents where most traders agree on fair value.

High & Low Volume Nodes

Buy/Sell Delta Bars

The thin bar below each price bin shows the buy vs sell volume split, estimated from candle structure (Close–Low / High–Low ratio). A bin with high total volume but sell-heavy delta suggests distribution at that level.

Custom Date Range

Use the Custom pill to select any start and end date. The VP recalculates using only bars within that window — useful for analysing specific rally/correction legs or post-catalyst periods.

Initial Balance (IB) captures the price range established during the opening period of trading. It sets the tone for the day — if price breaks above IB High, expect bullish continuation. If it breaks below IB Low, expect bearish continuation. If price stays within the IB range, the market is balanced.

VolaraID's prediction engine uses an ensemble of technical signals — RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Wyckoff phase, AMD phase, Fibonacci confluence, and Volume Profile position — to vote on the most likely short-term price direction.

Sourced from KSEI's monthly 1%-or-more shareholders report, this module shows every institution, insider, and government entity holding at least 1% of a company's outstanding shares — the data that's publicly filed but rarely aggregated.

The Smart Money Screener runs a full technical analysis pipeline on all 860+ IDX tickers every trading day after market close, then lets you filter results by any combination of Wyckoff phase, AMD phase, RSI range, foreign flow, shareholder accumulation, and combined rating.

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