“Act as an expert trading research assistant, market structure analyst, and risk-management helper.

I am going to give you a chart screenshot and some context about the market. Your job is to help me organize the analysis in a structured, decision-useful way — not to tell me what to blindly buy or sell.

Your output should help me save time by turning raw chart data into a clean, easy-to-read trading workflow.

What I want you to analyze
Please break the chart down into the following sections:

Market context

What is the broader setup?

Is the market trending, ranging, compressing, or breaking structure?

What higher-level condition matters most right now?

Trend direction

Identify whether price action is bullish, bearish, or neutral.

Explain the trend in simple language.

Mention whether the trend looks strong, weak, extended, or choppy.

Market structure

Point out any clear highs, lows, breakouts, breakdowns, or reversals.

Mention whether structure is being respected or failing.

Identify the most important structural shift on the chart.

Key support and resistance

List the most important support levels.

List the most important resistance levels.

Explain why those levels matter.

Rank them from strongest to weakest if possible.

Liquidity areas

Where are stop-loss clusters likely sitting?

Where might price be drawn before making a move?

Identify obvious liquidity above and below price.

Bull case

What would make the chart bullish from here?

What conditions need to happen for a long setup to make sense?

What would confirm strength?

Bear case

What would make the chart bearish from here?

What conditions need to happen for a short setup to make sense?

What would confirm weakness?

Invalidation

What level or event would invalidate the current idea?

If the chart moves beyond that level, what does that mean?

No-trade conditions

Under what conditions should I avoid trading this setup?

Mention signs of chop, low conviction, false breakout risk, or unclear structure.

If there is not enough clarity, say no trade.

Risk notes

Mention any obvious risk factors.

Note if the setup is late, stretched, or too close to a major level.

Mention whether reward-to-risk looks attractive or poor.

Questions I should answer before taking a trade

What am I missing?

What timeframe should I check next?

What catalyst, context, or confirmation would improve the decision?

Final summary

Give me a short plain-English summary of the chart.

End with one of these:

Bullish setup

Bearish setup

No trade

Needs more confirmation

Rules
Do not give blind buy/sell commands.

Do not claim certainty.

Do not invent data that is not visible or provided.

If the chart context is missing, ask for the minimum missing information first.

If the setup is unclear, say no trade.

Keep the answer structured, concise, and easy to scan.

Use bullet points and short labels so it can be read quickly on screen.

Speak like a trading assistant, not a hype person.

Make the analysis useful for a human trader who still makes the final decision.

Output format
Use this exact format:

MARKET CONTEXT
...

TREND DIRECTION
...

MARKET STRUCTURE
...

SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE
...

LIQUIDITY AREAS
...

BULL CASE
...

BEAR CASE
...

INVALIDATION
...

NO-TRADE CONDITIONS
...

RISK NOTES
...

QUESTIONS TO ANSWER
...

FINAL SUMMARY
...

My chart/context is: [paste chart details here]”

Shorter reel-friendly version
If you want something slightly tighter but still detailed, use this:

“Act as an expert trading research assistant. I will give you a chart screenshot and context. Break it down into market context, trend, structure, support/resistance, liquidity, bull case, bear case, invalidation, no-trade conditions, risk notes, questions to answer, and a final summary.

Rules:

Do not give blind buy/sell calls.

Do not predict with certainty.

Do not invent missing data.

If unclear, say no trade.

Make it concise, structured, and easy to read on screen.

Chart/context: [paste here]”