What you see inside a real
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This page shows the format of an OnlyScreener Pro alert and explains what you see inside it: signal rating, factor match, entry zone, levels and market context.
A pullback is possible.
⚠️ Elevated volatility
🎯 Entry zone: 3.82 – 3.91
Coin: SUI / USDT
🚧 Technical resistance: 4.06
Nearest high from candle structure
🔴 Large-seller zone: 4.08 – 4.12
Large orderbook offer, zone ± ATR
TP2 · 0.500 → 3.61
TP3 · 0.786 → 3.49
1h: +5.27% · 4h: +11.13%
24h: +18.42%
Buys / sells: 42% / 58%
Long / Short: 64% / 36%
RSI: 75.4 · 66.8 · 79.2
Factor match: 6/11
Pullback probability: high
🎯 Distance to local high: 1.28%
⚠️ Risk per trade — no more than 1–2%.
What each block inside the alert means
Phase and liquidity
“Overheat” describes the move, while the low-liquidity warning immediately surfaces execution risk.
Entry zone
A range for independent assessment, not an instruction to enter at one exact price.
Resistance and seller
Technical resistance comes from candle structure; the seller zone marks a large orderbook offer.
Fibonacci targets
The 0.236, 0.500 and 0.786 levels are pullback references, not guaranteed targets.
Market dynamics
Current price and 1h/4h/24h changes show the speed, scale and accumulated range of the move at alert time.
Positioning and flow
Funding, Open Interest, buy/sell flow, Long/Short positioning and multi-timeframe RSI help assess crowding and participation structure.
Rating and factor match
The 4/5 rating prioritizes the idea; 6/11 shows how many key conditions aligned.
Distance and risk
Distance to the local high helps judge timing, while the risk line reminds you to cap potential loss.
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