How Confluence works
The Confluence Pack brings four different chart questions into one dashboard. Start with the component facts, then read the combined assessment and its reason. One signal cannot answer every question.
Four questions, one combined review
Select a layer to see what it contributes. The diagram explains the roles; it does not calculate a live verdict.
Concept diagram · select a layer
What is available? Where do the reads agree or conflict? What reason needs review?
Missing or stale information does not establish alignment.Inspect the supplied count, phase and momentum context. A timing signal does not establish the wave context.
Read the Wave guide →These are different views of the same market. Combining them does not prove statistical independence or establish a probability of winning.
From component reads to the dashboard
Each component supplies its own information. The dashboard brings those reads together so you can inspect both the individual facts and the combined interpretation.
Check that the required components are attached and their information is current. A missing product, unavailable value or stale read is a reason to inspect the setup further. It must not be treated as agreement.
Read facts, status and quality separately
| Read | Question it answers |
|---|---|
| Component fact | What does this element currently show? |
| Combined status | What stage is the combined setup in? |
| Quality and reason | What supports, limits or blocks that assessment? |
Use the Confluence status model for lifecycle states and quality tiers, and Confluence reads for the individual combined sections. A quality tier describes method alignment; it is not a win rate.
A valid signal can still have an AVOID assessment
VALID on the Banana tab describes the component signal. AVOID on Banana Confluence describes the surrounding context. They can coexist because they answer different questions.
Review the MT5 chart walkthrough to see this distinction on MT5. Read the assessment's reason instead of treating the last arrow as the whole setup.
Wait for completed information
A forming candle can still change. Use completed candles when reviewing signal confirmation, and check each component's rules before interpreting a reference as a confirmed event.
Completed confirmation does not mean the combined dashboard assessment stays fixed forever. Later candles and updated component facts can change the current context.
A practical review sequence
- Check availability: Are the required products and current reads present?
- Read the components: Inspect Wave context, Bubble stretch, Box structure and Banana timing separately.
- Read the summary: Separate status from quality and inspect the stated reason.
- Review your plan: Check execution conditions and risk before making any trading decision. Dashboard information and alerts are prompts for review, not orders.
Learn with chart examples
Open the interactive chart lessons to replay completed candles and practise each component question. The lesson data is designed teaching material, not live indicator output or historical-performance evidence.
For installation and operating steps, continue with the quick-start guide. For the individual roles, see the five pack elements.