How to read the dashboard, from structural symbols to multi-timeframe context.
Each timeframe is summarized by two compact lines. Together, they describe market structure and price interaction with key levels, using a consistent Ichimoku-based logic.
Example:
F
↑
TK
↓
53
↑
P
C
In this example, the Chikou Span is free on the bearish side.
Tenkan is below Kijun, defining a bearish short-term structure.
RSI is above 50 and rising, showing improving momentum.
The price is below both Tenkan and Kijun, confirming short-term weakness.
The current cloud is bullish.
The P element helps identify whether price confirms or diverges from the Tenkan/Kijun structure.
| Element | Meaning |
|---|---|
| F F F |
Chikou Span state Green Clear bullish condition: Chikou is fully free above price and cloud Red Clear bearish condition: Chikou is fully free below price and cloud Blue No clear condition: Chikou is not free (inside price, inside cloud, or facing resistance) |
|
TK
TK
T ! K
T !! K
T X K
T X K ↑ ↓ − |
Tenkan / Kijun relationship Green TK Tenkan above Kijun (bullish structure) Red TK Tenkan below Kijun (bearish structure) Slope: ↑ rising · ↓ falling · − flat Encircled indicates very close price proximity Interactions between Tenkan and Kijun X bullish Tenkan / Kijun cross X bearish Tenkan / Kijun cross T ! K Tenkan close to Kijun T !! K Tenkan very close to Kijun |
|
RSI
RSI ↑ ↓ − |
RSI value and momentum Green RSI above 50 Red RSI below 50 Slope: ↑ rising · ↓ falling · − flat |
| P- P- P |
Price position relative to Tenkan / Kijun Green P price above Tenkan and Kijun Red P price below Tenkan and Kijun Blue P price between Tenkan and Kijun |
| C C C |
Current Ichimoku cloud Green SSA > SSB (bullish cloud) Red SSA < SSB (bearish cloud) Blue flat or neutral cloud |
Line 1 answers a single question:
what is the current market structure?
Example (M15):
P–
R1
P–
S1
L
E
On M15, the price is currently positioned between the daily pivot (P) and the daily resistance R1,
with the pivot displayed first because it is the closest level.
At the same time, price is located between the weekly pivot (P) and the weekly support S1,
and is very close to the weekly pivot,
highlighted by the surrounding circle.
| Element | Meaning |
|---|---|
| P R1–R12 S1–S12 |
Pivot levels (price interaction) Displays the two closest pivot levels around the current price. Order matters: P– R1 ≠ R1– P The closest level is always shown first. Encircled indicates very close price proximity, often acting as a short-term reaction or decision zone. |
| Pivot sets |
Pivot timeframe logic M1 / M5 / M15 / H1 → Daily & Weekly pivots H4 / DAY → Weekly & Monthly pivots WEEK → Monthly pivots only |
| L M H X |
ATR volatility context L: low volatility — compressed or ranging structure M: balanced volatility — structure often clearer H: expansion phase — structure evolves quickly X: extreme volatility — often news-driven, requires caution ATR provides context, not signals. |
| E E E |
Moving averages alignment E = EMA 30 - EMA 50 Green bullish alignment EMA 30 > EMA 50 Red bearish alignment EMA 30 < EMA 50 Blue EMA 30 = EMA 50 |
Line 2 answers a single question:
where is price interacting with structure and key reference levels?
Background colors are used to express
trend strength, stability and structural quality
at a glance.
They are contextual visual cues,
not trading signals.
Ichimoku is primarily a trend-following indicator. When RSI oscillates between 40 and 60, markets are often ranging or transitioning, and trend-based readings should be interpreted with caution.
The future cloud represents a projected structural bias. A detected twist does not reverse the trend by itself, but signals a potential weakening or transition of the current structure.
Ichimoku Dashboard continuously scans markets to detect structural events derived from Ichimoku logic, volatility context and key price reference levels.
These events are not trading signals. They highlight moments where market structure becomes technically and statistically significant.
| Event family | Description | Structural meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Tenkan–Kijun Cross | Tenkan crosses Kijun with Chikou S validation | Early momentum shift inside an existing structure |
| Price–Kijun Cross | Price closes across Kijun while respecting Tenkan | Price re-alignment with Ichimoku equilibrium |
| Kumo Breakout | Price exits the Ichimoku cloud (future cloud read) | Structural regime change (range → trend) |
| Chikou–Price Cross | Chikou Span crosses historical price | Validation or invalidation of directional bias |
| Chikou–Cloud Cross | Chikou Span crosses historical cloud | Deep structural confirmation or exhaustion |
| Future Cloud Twist | SSA / SSB crossing in projected cloud | Anticipation of future equilibrium inversion |
| Pivot Breakout | Clean break of daily pivot levels (R1 / S1) | Directional expansion supported by structure |
| Pivot Retest | Breakout followed by controlled retest | Structural validation of support or resistance |
| ATR Context Rejection | Volatility-based rejection near extreme levels | Potential structural exhaustion zone |
| SSB Proximity | Price interaction with flat or key SSB levels | Major equilibrium magnet or structural barrier |
Each event is evaluated using a multi-factor model:
Ichimoku structure, RSI / ADX filters,
volatility context and multi-timeframe consensus.
Only events reaching a minimum level of
structural relevance
are displayed.
Detected events are not trading signals and should not be interpreted as execution instructions.
They represent temporary structural events, identified when multiple dashboard conditions align on the same timeframe (Ichimoku structure, momentum, volatility and key levels).
Each event is therefore a contextual highlight: it names a moment where the market structure becomes technically meaningful — nothing more, nothing less.
Events are time-bound. They automatically disappear after a limited number of candles on the corresponding timeframe (typically a few bars), if the structure does not persist or confirm.
In other words:
the dashboard shows the structure — events simply label it,
temporarily.