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Data, methods and sources

How HRJ Trading’s market tools calculate conditions, use source data and separate manual simulations from actual trade records.

What HRJ Trading provides

HRJ Trading publishes Neo Wave and supply-and-demand education alongside browser-based market screening and trade-outcome tools. The public tools organize observable conditions and user-entered plans. They do not execute exchange orders or verify a profitable trading record.

Market data

Radar uses Binance public futures data with a spot fallback. Volume compares the most recent completed 15-minute candle with the previous 20. Trend context uses a four-hour HMA 200 and one-hour Wilder RSI(14). A live price comparison can change between completed candles. The main scan is scheduled every minute when active.

Bubble Maps can supplement CoinGecko-ranked coins with Radar readings and use supported exchange spot feeds. Check the inspector for the active venue. Ring pressure uses available taker-volume data and is not a count of every buyer or seller across the market. Coverage is conditional on valid current data and sufficient history.

Source attribution

Public interfaces and documentation: Binance market data, CoinGecko, and the exchange identified in a Bubble Map reading. The BTC probability display attributes its event to Polymarket; that display is a prediction-market price, not HRJ’s estimated probability.

News summaries link to publisher or project sources. They are attributed reporting rather than independently verified HRJ reporting. A cached feed can remain visible with a stale label while fresh sources are unavailable.

Trade outcomes and calculations

Performance Lab is a browser journal and manual simulator for linear USDT trades. Live prices can fill an entry field, but the user chooses which simulated outcome to record. The tool does not observe that an actual order reached a TP or SL. Standard exchange fee presets are estimates for new records; account-specific discounts can differ.

Privacy and ownership of records

Journal values, notes, screenshots and preferences remain in local browser storage unless the visitor exports them. Records do not automatically move to another device or browser. Analytics counts tool actions without sending journal contents. See the privacy page for anonymous website interaction collection.

Limits and corrections

Network restrictions, rate limits, unavailable pairs and insufficient history can produce missing or stale readings. Check source and update labels before interpreting a condition. Screening bias is not a confirmed entry, and assumed outcomes are not verified results.

For a correction, provide the page, source, symbol and approximate time via HRJ’s contact. Do not send exchange keys or account credentials.

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Market Radar guide · Bubble Maps guide · Performance Lab guide