Previous Day High / Low
The highest and lowest traded prices from the previous defined trading day. They are public context for where current price sits relative to the prior day's range.
This guide explains what the visible ZOLVEX stream references represent. It intentionally stops before private signal construction, filter combinations, regime logic, parameter values, and execution rules.
These references help locate current price relative to previous sessions, opening prices, and higher-timeframe structure. Their presence does not by itself constitute an entry or exit instruction.
The highest and lowest traded prices from the previous defined trading day. They are public context for where current price sits relative to the prior day's range.
Reference prices marking the opening level of the displayed day, week, month, or quarter where shown on the public chart.
Displayed 4-hour structure provides a compact view of higher-timeframe price action while the stream may be operating on a lower chart timeframe.
A profile summarizes traded volume across price levels for the displayed profile scope. It is a context tool, not a prediction engine.
The price level with the highest traded volume inside the displayed profile calculation.
Upper and lower boundaries of the displayed profile's value area. They help describe where a large share of profile volume was concentrated.
Bubble size highlights unusually heavy visible contract participation under the indicator's public classification logic. Blue and purple are context colors—not direct buy/sell commands and not proof of who placed the trades.
Trend-colored 1-minute candles and the public oscillator help frame short-term structure and momentum quality. Divergence is more useful at meaningful location than as a standalone trigger.
A volume-weighted average price anchored to the daily calculation used by the public chart. It is displayed as a market reference, not as a standalone trade command.
A public VWAP reference associated with the New York session window used by the stream layout. Its exact role inside any private decision process is not published.
The current public stream intentionally suppresses private Options/Gamma/Expected-Range inputs. This guide covers only the visible public chart layer.
A visible imbalance-style area derived from price action. The public guide identifies the region; it does not publish proprietary filters for whether a region matters to the private core.
The same public concept viewed from the higher-timeframe layer so lower-timeframe price can be interpreted relative to broader structure.
Gold areas extend from selected high-pressure Volume Profile rows into the chart. They are public location context—not proof of institutional orders and not a guaranteed reversal or entry.
The current public stream can display generic SETUP LONG, SETUP SHORT and SETUP END lifecycle labels from its observation/lab layer. They are not a complete representation of the private ZOLVEX Live Algo and are not individualized trade instructions.
Marks that a public observation condition registered in the displayed environment. Blue or purple label color does not expose the private production engine, its complete context, or its execution state.
Marks the end of a public observation lifecycle. Private position management, stop/target logic and execution reasons are intentionally not published.