Eflatun Trader

Eflatun Trader is an analysis panel that opens beside your TradingView charts. Without leaving the chart it hunts for divergences, keeps your watchlists, watches your alarms and keeps your notes next to the symbol they belong to. NEW IN 1.0 • My watchlist — named lists in a sortable table, with sections, colour flags and the columns you choose. • A dedicated Alarms page, alarm expiry dates, and alarms on positioning data and on the new composite signals. • Support/resistance as a price ladder, with one-click price alarms per level. • Chart options — price scale modes, eight moving-average types, cloud and count overlays, a resizable chart. • Composite overbought/oversold signals and a seven-step "temperature" colour. • A symbol picker with favourites and recently viewed symbols. • Telegram alarms can carry a chart image; the daily report can include your own scan rules. WHAT IT DOES • Divergence analysis — finds regular and hidden divergences on RSI, MACD, Stochastic and other oscillators, and draws the confirmed ones onto the chart. Pivot distance, ATR thresholds and break rules are all configurable. • Technical overview — a technical rating, a composite overbought/oversold score, a top/bottom counter, a sequential count and an ATR trailing stop, plus a colour "temperature" that lights up only when several oscillators agree. Every threshold can be edited. • Hunter — scans a whole market. Radar mode scores every divergence from 0 to 100; Criteria mode runs your own rules; Social mode ranks the symbols that are being talked about unusually much. Scan one of the built-in market lists, your own watchlist, or a list of symbols you paste yourself. • My watchlist — as many named lists as you need, shown as a table. Pick and reorder columns (change, volume spike, RSI, rating, trend, recent divergence, sparkline and more), group rows into sections, flag them by colour, and open a mini chart under any row. A heatmap and a correlation matrix sit above the table and use the data already loaded. • Alarms — on price, percentage change, indicator level, volume spike, divergence and the composite signals. They are checked in the background even while the panel is closed, can expire on a date you choose, and can raise a desktop notification and a Telegram message, optionally with a chart image. • Support/resistance — levels found from price pivots, listed as a ladder with the current price between them. A bell on each level sets a price alarm. • Timeframe agreement — scans the same symbol across five periods so you can see at a glance which ones point the same way. • Social media — reads Reddit, Stocktwits, GDELT and Yahoo news and shows the positive/negative split for a symbol as a percentage. The sentiment scoring runs on your own machine with a built-in dictionary. • Crypto positioning — funding rate, open interest, the long/short account split and taker balance from Binance perpetual futures, with 24-hour sparklines. Shows where the crowd is standing, which the price alone does not. • Notes — a colourful, searchable notebook that attaches each note to a symbol. The answer to "why did I buy this" stays next to the symbol. • Market hours, CSV export, a scheduled Telegram report, backup and restore. PRIVACY This extension has no server. You do not need an account. No analytics, no crash reports and no usage statistics are collected. Your settings, watchlists, alarms and notes stay on your own computer in Chrome's local storage. The built-in "Privacy & connections" page lists every server the extension can reach and what is sent to each — read live from the extension manifest — and lets you erase all local data with one button. It never asks for an exchange API key. It cannot place orders, move funds or sign in to any account. It only reads public market data. REQUIREMENTS Chrome 116 or newer. The social scan optionally uses a free Reddit application ID; Stocktwits, GDELT and Yahoo work without any key. Telegram notifications require a bot you create yourself. DISCLAIMER Eflatun Trader does not give investment advice. The ratings, signals, divergences, radar scores and social sentiment it shows are calculations over past prices and public posts, not forecasts. Data may be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Every trading decision, and its outcome, belongs to the user.