Gemini Powerbars v2.1

⚙️ Internal Logic — How Powerbars Decides to “Turn On”

Gemini Powerbars analyzes each candle across multiple dimensions — momentum, trend structure, and relative strength context — and produces a binary output: a bar is either “powered” (signal on) or “neutral” (signal off).
Internally, it combines:

RSI velocity (momentum acceleration rather than raw RSI value).

Normalized volume pressure — volume adjusted for average activity over the last n bars, so a quiet day won’t falsely trigger strength.

SMA alignment — where the candle closes relative to the 20- and 50-period SMAs and its own average true range (ATR) position.

Relative Strength (RS) — how the symbol performs versus a market benchmark (like SPY or QQQ).

Only when all these micro-conditions line up does the Powerbar print — meaning the engine sees synchronized energy between price motion, volatility, and strength. This makes the signal highly selective — it doesn’t fade, average, or interpolate. It flips on when aligned, and off when noise dominates.

📊 Dashboard Table — “At-a-Glance Market Engine”

The table in the upper-right corner summarizes what the bars are detecting internally:

Column Description
Momentum A 0-to-5 score derived from the RSI velocity and normalized momentum bursts. Higher = stronger impulse power.
Trend Evaluates whether price is stacked in bullish or bearish order vs. its short and mid-term moving averages. A “5” means full alignment (e.g., price > 20MA > 50MA).
Structure / Zone Indicates whether price is inside a “High-Probability Zone” — areas where recent pullbacks or compression historically lead to expansion. This helps filter continuation setups from false breakouts.
Volume Bias Tracks whether current volume exceeds the rolling 10-bar average, confirming participation.
RS Score The relative strength percentile versus the benchmark. Shows if the ticker is outperforming the overall market trend.

The table dynamically updates each bar, so you can see why a Powerbar fired — for example, Momentum = 5 and RS = 5 with Trend = 4 means you’ve got a textbook momentum thrust. If those start dropping back to 2-3 while bars stay “on,” it’s an early warning of exhaustion or fading participation.

In short, Gemini Powerbars isn’t guessing — it’s measuring engine torque. The bars tell you when ignition happens; the dashboard tells you why.