SentiGrid

SentiGrid — Trading Dashboard (Windows) Educational market-visualization app for Windows 10/11. You bring your own API keys (e.g., Alpha Vantage, Twelve Data); keys stay on your device. SentiGrid does not place trades or recommend investments.

Responsible use Educational use only — not financial advice. SentiGrid helps explore common workflows with real market data, but markets are uncertain and data feeds can be delayed or incomplete.

What SentiGrid does

Pulls market data from public providers and clearly labels the source used for each chart.

Draws candlestick and line charts with a small, widely used set of overlays: • EMA (configurable) — fast, responsive moving average • Bollinger Bands — stretch/mean-reversion context • ATR — typical movement to size stops

Optional filters & confirmations commonly taught to new traders: • 200-EMA trend filters (Buy-only / Sell-only variants) • EMA momentum (e.g., 14 vs 50) to avoid fighting momentum • Multi-timeframe confirmation (e.g., confirm Daily with H4/H1/M30) • Volatility filter & sizing to scale down risk when conditions are jumpy • Sentiment and COT context (when available/recent)

Computes position size from account size, risk %, and stop distance — making risk explicit before any hypothetical trade.

Shows a transparent “Why this decision” breakdown (Buy / Sell / Wait) as an example of a workflow, not a signal.

Status log for visibility (keys loaded, data requests, fallbacks, errors).

Simple install via Microsoft Store; no account required.

Session & liquidity hints Displays a small line under Filters & Confirmation such as: “Now 10:02 AM — Forex mostly closed. Liquidity is minimal; check your broker’s hours.” This is an automatic session-awareness cue (UTC logic). It’s context, not a signal, and helps set expectations for spreads, fills, and how noisy/quiet intraday moves may be.

Why real data but not advice No simple overlay guarantees future outcomes. SentiGrid illustrates a process — what to check, how to size, and how to think about context — not trade recommendations. You’re responsible for your own decisions.

Who benefits

Beginners who want a guided workflow: clear inputs, visible context, and an explained example decision.

Intermediates who want quick sanity checks (trend, momentum, volatility, sentiment) and consistent risk sizing.

What SentiGrid is not No broker integration, no automated trading, no signals/alerts.