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Version 1.73 · 2026-10-15
Added 30 Day Guide Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.73, updated 2026-10-15.








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Trade Hunterr helps you analyze stock chart images with AI and turn them into clear trade setups.
Upload a chart image and get structured insights such as possible long and short setups, confidence score, entry level, target level, stop-loss level, technical reasoning, risk notes, and beginner-friendly explanations.
Trade Hunterr is built for traders who want a faster way to understand chart structure, key levels, and possible market scenarios before planning a trade.
Features:
• Upload stock chart images for AI analysis
• View possible bullish and bearish setups
• Get entry, target, and stop-loss levels
• See AI confidence scores
• Read full technical breakdowns
• Understand key chart signals
• Review catalyst, risk notes, and money flow
• Save and track trade setups
• Use the AI trading assistant for questions
• Monitor active, closed, and missed setups…
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