ZenAlgo - Seasonality Match
Seasonality Match searches historical time windows for recurring bullish and bearish conditions. It combines several market elements and ranks the hours, days, and sessions that most closely match the selected seasonal behavior.
How to read it
Use the indicator as a probability map, not a clock that predicts the next move. Begin with the overall Bias and Score, then inspect whether several components agree. A result based on many samples is generally more informative than an attractive score built from very little history.
The strongest use is preparation: identify when historical conditions tend to favor one side, then wait for current price action to confirm that the pattern still matters.
Tables and values
| Table value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bias | Current bullish, bearish, or neutral seasonal lean |
| Session / Hour / Day | Time window associated with the current match |
| Score | Strength of agreement across enabled components |
| Window | Historical segment used for the comparison |
| Average | Typical component value inside that window |
| Samples | Number of historical observations behind the result |
| LONG # / SHORT # | Ranked bullish and bearish seasonal matches |
Optional component columns include Delta, open interest, volume, stables, basis, and Zen. Agreement across several independent components is more useful than one extreme column.
Alerts
Seasonality Match currently has no built-in alert conditions. Its ranked tables are research and preparation tools. Use a separate price or signal alert during the highlighted session, hour, or day when you need an actionable notification.