TanHef

Highlights

Selected historical examples

Selected signal highlights.

Real SPY candles, exported Extreme signals, and the price moves that followed. These two examples show an early top warning and a signal near a bottom.

Chosen after the outcomes were known. They show what happened in these cases, not how often signals succeed.

Price is above; matching Rank bars are below. Positive is overbought, negative is oversold. Triangles mark Ranks that match or exceed the strongest earlier reading on that side of loaded history, not confirmed reversals. Read Rank strength from the bars, not triangle height.

A and C mark the first triangles shown. B and D mark later price moves. Gold letters are added explanations, not indicator signals. Every qualifying triangle and all 129 consecutive candles in each view are retained.

Dashed ±4 and ±6 lines are strength guides, not Extreme thresholds. No Rank bar means 0. These examples use default Chart Extreme flags with the 24H session selected; available overnight data varies by date.

Overbought Extremes near a top

SPY · 4-hour candles · to (UTC)

Strongest overbought Rank before this example: +5

Triangle close-up at A

Same 17 candles around A, shown larger. Price scale fits this closer view; the full chart above keeps the wider context. Dates use UTC.

A First Extreme in this example +5The first triangle in this view appeared on January 12. Price continued higher before reaching the January 26 peak and turning down.

B A substantial decline followsAfter the January 26 peak, price declined to B, below the price at A. Brief rebounds remained visible along the way.

Selected historical example. Not live market data or a forecast.

Price data exported from TradingView. Custom TanHef illustration.

Oversold Extremes at a bottom

SPY · 4-hour candles · to (UTC)

Strongest oversold Rank before this example: −6

Triangle close-up at C

Same 17 candles around C, shown larger. Price scale fits this closer view; the full chart above keeps the wider context. Dates use UTC.

C First Extreme in this example −6C marked the first −6 Extreme in this example. One candle later, a −7 Extreme appeared at the lowest price shown.

D A recovery followsPrice came close to that low again before recovering to D, well above C. Later pullbacks remained visible.

Selected historical example. Not live market data or a forecast.

Price data exported from TradingView. Custom TanHef illustration.

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