Gold Chart Reader

    Snap a gold chart. Max reads it.

    Photograph your screen or upload a screenshot of XAUUSD. In seconds Max returns one structured read — Long, Short or Hold — with key levels, patterns, a plan and the price that would change his mind.

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    SNAP OR UPLOAD

    Photograph your screen or pick a screenshot from MetaTrader 5 or TradingView.

    MAX READS IT

    Trend, momentum, support and resistance, and the patterns on the chart.

    A CLEAR CALL

    Long, Short or Hold — with conviction, an entry zone, a stop, two targets and risk to reward.

    YOU STAY IN CONTROL

    Max never places a trade. Set an alert at a level, or ask Max to walk you through it.

    Example of a read (sample, not live)

    HoldMedium conviction

    Range-bound under resistance — wait for a close above it.

    On the 15-minute chart gold is pressing a level it has failed at twice. Momentum is fading. No clean entry yet; a close above resistance would turn this into a Long.

    TrendSideways
    PatternsDouble top (unconfirmed)
    What would change Max's mindA 15-minute close above resistance

    Questions

    What is the Gold Chart Reader?

    A feature in the Gold Hunts app. You photograph or screenshot a gold (XAUUSD) chart and Max, the Gold Hunts gold analyst, returns a structured read: a Long, Short or Hold call, key levels, patterns, a plan and the price that would prove the read wrong.

    Does it work with any chart?

    It reads gold charts only — XAUUSD from MetaTrader 5, TradingView or a photo of a monitor. If the image is not a gold chart, Max says so rather than forcing a read.

    Is Hold a real answer?

    Yes. When there is no clean setup Max says Hold. Not every chart is a trade.

    Does Max place trades for me?

    No. The read is Max's view of your image, not financial advice. You decide and place every trade yourself.

    Is it free?

    Yes, for now — up to 10 chart reads a day in the Gold Hunts app.

    Max's read of your image is not financial advice. Trading gold carries risk; you decide and place every trade yourself.