Price came to the level and held it; volume supports it; the move is specific to this name.
Low 178.21 · Close 179.62 · Rel. volume 0.62 · Sector 1D +0.4%
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Monitors
Tell it what you're waiting for.It keeps watching.
Describe a setup in a sentence, or start from a level you drew. MenteChart checks it for you, and when it fires, the agent tells you whether the setup is really there.
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3 monitors on the free plan
The monitor
NVDA holds 178.40
Watching- Fires when
- Low reaches 178.40 and the close is above it
- Volume is below its 20-day average
- Stops when
- Close below 172.00
- Expires
- Jan 6 · 86 days
- Past year
- 7 fires from Oct 9, 2025 to Oct 8Oct 9, 2025started Oct 8
When it fires
The verdict arrives in the monitor's own chat and by email.
How a monitor works
1
Describe it
In a sentence, or by choosing Monitor on a level you drew. The agent turns it into conditions and asks where the setup would be wrong.
2
See its past year
Before it starts, the monitor replays its conditions over the last twelve months and shows every date it would have fired.
3
Checked automatically
MenteChart checks every monitor for you, with no prompt needed. Checking doesn't use your agent limit.
4
Judged when it fires
The agent reads the chart as it stood when the monitor fired, checks it against your setup, and writes down what it found and why.
A verdict,not just an alert
An alert tells you a level was hit. A verdict tells you whether the setup you described is actually there, with the reasons and numbers behind it.
Price came to the level and held it.
Every condition in your setup holds. You decide whether to act, and mark it Took it or Passed.
The move is the whole market's.
The conditions fired, but the setup isn't there. The reason is kept on the record, so you can see what it turned down.
The reason for the setup is gone.
When the reason for a setup no longer holds, the monitor stops watching that symbol and tells you why.
Change it bytalking to it
Every monitor has its own chat. Ask why it judged a fire the way it did, tighten a condition, or end it. Each change shows what it does to the past year before you accept it.
Why did you pass on AMD?
The whole market fell that day: SPY was down 2.3% and AMD fell less than its sector. The trend your setup relies on also broke, with the close below the 50-day average.
Only fire when volume is above average.
Change to Oversold large caps turning up
Fires when
Volume is below its 20-day average
Volume is above its 20-day average
Past year
4 fires (was 7)
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A track recordyou can check
See what each monitor judged, what it turned down, how often you agreed, and which setups you took. There's no win rate to oversell. Agree or disagree with a verdict in one tap, and the next one takes it into account.
| Monitor | Judged | Setups | Rejected | You agreed | You disagreed | Took it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA holds 178.40 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Oversold large caps turning up | 9 | 3 | 6 | 8 | 1 | 2 |
| ETH holds its 200-day | 2 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
Example data
The details
A symbol, a watchlist or a screen
Watch one name, or every symbol in a watchlist or saved screen.
Every monitor ends
Each has a condition that ends it and an expiry, 90 days by default. Renewing takes one tap.
Verdicts in one email
Verdicts are gathered into one email instead of arriving one by one. You can turn it off in settings.
Stocks and crypto
The same monitors work across US stocks and crypto pairs.
Start from a drawing
Select a level or zone on your chart and choose Monitor. The agent reads the drawing.
Checks are free
Checking a monitor doesn't use your agent limit. Only judging a fire counts, toward the weekly limit.
Start with one setup.
The free plan includes 3 active monitors. No card needed.