Table Colors and Comments

Various information tables throughout the Socrates Platform use colors and comments to provide information on patterns or trends. The table's associated Color Key explains the meaning of each color.

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Use of Colors

The data integration systems and various computer models associate colors based on market activity:

• Price movement—Highlights if an open, high, low or close is bullish or bearish comparably to prior activity.
• Indicating ranges—Refers to a point-in-time view of market condition.
• Capital flows—Refers to “Most Recent” flow direction, while also highlighting patterns the Global Market Watch is observing.
• Global Market WatchGMW. One of four core Socrates Platform models. This pattern recognition model provides an objective computer analysis of all covered markets based on technical price movement, to provide a visual of what is unfolding on a global basis. (GMWGMW. One of four core Socrates Platform models. This pattern recognition model provides an objective computer analysis of all covered markets based on technical price movement, to provide a visual of what is unfolding on a global basis.)—Related to patterns the GMW is observing.

Blue and yellow are key colors:

• Blue identifies patterns that may reflect a potential for an impending sharp move in the market.
• Yellow identifies patterns that may reflect the potential formation of turning pointsA point in time at which a market direction change occurs or may occur. Also called a target date. in the market.

Use of Comments

Comments are computer generated from the GMW, which is a proprietary model that provides an objective computer observation of price movement in relation to historical patterns and/or possible new patterns that may be forming.