Axiom DC CTX
Axiom DC CTX is a multi-timeframe, multi-source, multi-ticker Donchian Channel stack. It draws up to ten independently configured Donchian slots on a single overlay chart and folds the enabled ones into a weighted ble...
- IntroductionAxiom DC CTX is a multi-timeframe, multi-source, multi-ticker Donchian Channel stack. It draws up to ten independently configured Donchian slots on a single overlay chart and folds the enabled ones into a weighted ble...
- Quick StartThis page exists to put one correct chart in front of you and walk you through verifying it behaves the way the rest of the manual says it does. If you skip the verification drills at the end, you will eventually hit...
- SettingsEvery knob in Axiom DC CTX belongs to one of three groups: the ten per-slot **primary** groups (`DC 01` through `DC 10`), the **Blended DC** group, and the ten per-slot **power-user** groups (`DC 01 PU` through `DC 10...
- Visuals & LogicThis page is the single reference for what every visible element on the chart *is* and how it moves. Most misreads of this tool are misreads of one of three things: what the basis smoothing actually smooths, how hidde...
- AlertsThe alerts in Axiom DC CTX are deliberately narrow. They fire on computed conditions about the basis trend and about alignment across enabled slots. There are no channel-touch alerts, no breakout alerts, no squeeze al...
- MTF & RepaintingMost of the useful judgment you will make with Axiom DC CTX comes down to one per-slot switch: `On Bar Close?`. This page is here because that switch is the difference between a chart that respects what happened and a...
- Limitations & Trust BoundariesThis is not a disclaimer page. It is a working frame for what to trust in Axiom DC CTX, what to verify before you rely on it, and what never to assume. Everything below is something the tool does (or deliberately does...
- WorkflowsFive setups are consistent with how Axiom DC CTX is designed to be used. Four traps are consistent with how readers have actually hurt themselves with it. This page walks both. Each workflow is written end-to-end so y...
- TroubleshootingWhen something looks wrong with Axiom DC CTX, it usually belongs to one of three categories: a configuration surprise (you did something you did not remember doing), documented behavior (the tool is doing what it is s...
- For the GeeksThis page exists for the reader who has read the rest of the pack and still wants to know *why* three specific mechanics are shaped the way they are. It is a trust-deepener, not a reverse-engineering guide. Nothing be...