ELITE ANALYSIS TOOL (E.A.T)
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Get a detailed overview of the even/odd market in a very visual and practical layout.
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Get a full overview of the over/under market with accurate updated percentages.
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Get a updates of the matches and differs digits that are up to date and accurate.
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Get visual updates of the rise and fall markets updated accurately on every tick.
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How to navigate the EAT.
Here is a detailed tutorial on how to navigate the EAT and its capabilities. If there are any issues or suggestions kindly use the chat box on the bottom right.
How to trade with the EAT.
Welcome to the Elite Analysis Tool, your go-to resource for analyzing market conditions. This tool provides a comprehensive analysis of digit distribution in three levels, allowing you to gauge the market sentiment effectively.
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Level 1: Fair Market If the percentage exceeds 60%, it indicates a fair market. This suggests a relatively balanced distribution of digits, indicating a market with neutral sentiment. Traders should exercise caution and consider additional risk management before making trading decisions.
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Level 2: Average Market When the percentage surpasses 65%, it signifies an average market. This suggests a slightly imbalanced distribution of digits, indicating a moderate market sentiment. Traders should pay attention to risk management and use their judgment to make informed trading choices.
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Level 3: Good Market If the percentage goes beyond 70%, it indicates a good market. This suggests a significantly imbalanced distribution of digits, indicating a strong market sentiment. Traders can consider this as a positive sign and may find opportunities for profitable trades in the skewed direction with martingale as backup.
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To enhance your analysis, we recommend using your visual intuition by examining the digit lists displayed at the top. These lists provide a quick snapshot of the digit distribution, enabling you to make well-informed trading decisions.
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Remember, the Elite Analysis Tool is a valuable tool to assist you in understanding market conditions, but it should be used in conjunction with proper risk management. Happy trading!
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