methodology

THARΞX is software. It reads market data, applies predefined rules and models, and shows the result with the reason. This page explains the ideas in plain words. It makes no claim about profit or accuracy.

Data

Charts and levels are built from market candles supplied by our data feed (for MetaTrader 5 symbols, broker candles sent by our agent). Data can be delayed or have gaps. Each page shows the symbol and timeframe it uses.

What the engines look for

• Market structure – swing highs and lows, and breaks of structure.
• Liquidity – zones where many orders may rest, and sweeps of those zones.
• Order blocks and fair value gaps – price areas defined by candle rules.
• Session and timing behaviour – how price has behaved at recurring times of day.
• Multi-timeframe confirmation – whether a lower timeframe agrees with a higher one.
• Gold Data Intelligence (GDI) – historical gold candles studied across timeframes to find reference levels and repeating candle times.

Rules, not guesses

Most of the analysis is made of fixed Python rules: the same data always gives the same result. Where an AI-assisted step is used, it supports the reading of conditions; it does not place trades for you.

Confirmation and invalidation

A reading is shown only when its rules are met on the chosen timeframes. It is treated as no longer valid when price moves beyond the level the rules name. Each level is shown with its reason so you can check it on the chart.

Testing

We test that the software does what its rules say. See what is verified, and what is not. Software tests do not show that any rule makes money.

Limits

• Markets can move against any reading. Past behaviour does not promise future behaviour.
• Data delay, gaps or feed errors can change a result.
• Indian-market screens show measurements such as order flow and depth. They do not give buy or sell levels.
• Nothing here is investment advice. Read the risk disclosure and regulatory status.

Questions: admin@tharexea.com