Candle Sentiment Terminal

What it does

Candle Sentiment Terminal is a Windows desktop tool that helps traders read closed-candle sentiment, multi-timeframe context, snapshot memory, volume confirmation, RSI exhaustion risk, candle patterns, and AI-ready JSON market snapshots.

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