Commodities · Copper
HG/USD AI chart screenshot analysis
Upload a chart screenshot for Copper or capture the built-in HG/USD chart. Review the visible trend, support and resistance, candle structure and the limits of what the image can establish.
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Prepare your HG/USD screenshot
Keep the chart readable
Include the candlesticks, price axis, timeframe and dates. Avoid cropping away the scale or covering recent candles with menus.
Check the contract
Include the contract symbol, expiry or contract month, and price units. The built-in HG/USD chart uses USD per pound · HG=F futures proxy; a spot or CFD screenshot may use a different feed. Check units and venue before comparing copper prices, and consider industrial demand alongside supply disruptions.
Choose the image
PNG, JPG and WebP are supported, up to 5 MB. Review the preview before submitting. Uploading an image alone does not start a paid analysis.
Read the Copper image with context
This copper chart uses a COMEX copper futures proxy, quoted in dollars per pound. Other venues may quote copper in different units and currencies.
Relevant context includes Manufacturing demand, construction activity, mine supply and inventories. A screenshot cannot establish whether an announcement happened after its last candle. Check the screenshot date before comparing it with the current market.
CME copper futures (opens in a new tab)Uploaded screenshots and built-in chart captures
A manual upload lets the report examine the structure visible in your screenshot. Opening this HG/USD page does not prove that the uploaded chart shows HG/USD. Check the instrument identified in the report.
The built-in capture includes the chart date and timeframe. If these details cannot be confirmed or prices are too old, entry, stop-loss and target levels may be withheld. A report describes its snapshot, while your broker or exchange quote may have moved.
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What should my HG/USD screenshot include?
Include readable candles, the symbol, timeframe, price axis and dates. Include the contract symbol, expiry or contract month, and price units. The built-in HG/USD chart uses USD per pound · HG=F futures proxy; a spot or CFD screenshot may use a different feed. Check units and venue before comparing copper prices, and consider industrial demand alongside supply disruptions.
Can I scan a Copper chart from TradingView or my broker?
You can upload a PNG, JPG or WebP chart image up to 5 MB. Keep the chart labels visible and remove account details you do not want included. The selected HG/USD page does not verify the identity of an uploaded screenshot.
How is a captured HG/USD chart different from an upload?
Scan This Chart captures the built-in chart with its timeframe and chart date for a more complete review. A manually uploaded image supplies visible chart evidence; its date and instrument still need to be checked.
Will a HG/USD scan always show entry, stop loss and targets?
No. A screenshot may not establish a recent price, reliable scale or verified context. The report can return Wait and withhold executable levels. Read the evidence and limitations rather than treating the image as a current trading quote.
How many credits does a HG/USD scan use?
One credit per completed report. The 3 free reports per UTC day are shared across image scans and instrument analysis. Your current balance is shown after sign-in.