Right after you connect the agent, it is not clear where to start or how it helps your own trading.
Ask the agent itself: it looks at your open charts and suggests specific tasks with levels and numbers from those charts. That is faster than reading a list of features.
I trade intraday. Look at what I have open in ATAS and suggest five specific things you can do on my charts right now. Don't do anything yet.
Replace the first sentence with your own trading style: scalping, swing, trading levels.
What happens
The agent reads the charts and indicators, then suggests work that fits what you have open.
I trade intraday. Look at what I have open in ATAS and suggest five specific things you can do on my charts right now. Don't do anything yet.
On the Universal tab you have BTCUSDT 5m and ETHUSDT 15m open, both from Binance Futures. Both have a two-hour Volume Profile & TPO and CVD; there are no drawings.
Here are five specific things I can do:
- Mark up BTC from the last completed two-hour profile: POC 76,030, value area 75,810-76,270. Extend the levels to the right and label them.
- Mark the same reference levels on ETH: POC 2,266.5, value area 2,250.1-2,266.9, to watch for price returning to these levels.
- Add a session VWAP to both charts, keeping the existing profiles and CVD. Set the session start explicitly in the settings.
- Check ETH for divergences between price and CVD and mark the stretches I find. There is already a reason to check: on the closed candles 20:00-20:30 UTC the delta is positive, while price stays below the 19:45 close.
- Set alerts for a move outside the last completed two-hour range: BTC 75,670 / 76,540, ETH 2,242.2 / 2,268.6, so you don't have to watch the boundaries all the time.
I didn't change anything and didn't create any alerts.
If you like one of the items, just ask for it: "Do the first two."