Every GLD hourly candle is already carrying a hidden number that has nothing to do with the price printed on the chart.

It isn't the price.

It isn't the volume bar underneath it.

It's a separate reading, moving between 0 and 100, tucked into its own pane below the candles, and almost nobody watches the two specific moments it climbs back out of the far edges of that range.

Those edges were not picked by guessing. A trader set them decades ago on a simple idea: momentum tends to turn before price does.

This isn't a moving average.

It doesn't care what GLD's price did on any single candle by itself.

It's a single reading built from where the close sits inside its own recent range, and the exact hourly candle where it crosses back out of one extreme, on GLD specifically, is the entire idea.

Not a feeling. Not eyeballing a wiggly line near the top or bottom of a pane. One number, one cross, marked with a small triangle sitting right where it happened.

What that reading is actually measuring, the classic settings behind it, and the 5 exact steps to get it live on your own GLD chart in the next few minutes, are all laid out below.

Nothing here is a promise about what happens after that number crosses. That part is still on you. But the moment itself, the one almost nobody has their chart set up to actually catch, is $7 and about 2 minutes away.