Cross-Tool Consensus — 9 Frameworks. One Verdict.
Any single framework can be wrong. CoreNova's Cross-Tool Consensus lands every available framework verdict on one dashboard — each vote scored on a −2 to +2 scale and weighted by its own confidence — with a conviction meter, contrarian-signal callouts, and structure-first trade levels that only appear when conviction clears the bar.
Frequently asked
What is the Cross-Tool Consensus?
It's the dashboard the whole platform builds toward: your analysis tools' verdicts land as votes on a −2 to +2 scale — 8 tool votes on stocks and 9 on crypto (Technical and Advanced Indicators vote separately, and the crypto order book casts its own vote) — each weighted ×1–×3 by its own confidence. The dashboard rolls them into one verdict, from STRONGLY BULLISH to STRONGLY BEARISH with MIXED SIGNALS when the tools genuinely disagree, plus an agreement percentage and a 0–100 conviction score.
How is the conviction score calculated?
Conviction = agreement × majority strength × dissent penalty, on a 0–100 scale. Below 50 the dashboard refuses to show trade levels — you get a WAIT chip instead of an entry, because low-conviction consensus is noise, not signal.
Does the consensus work for both stocks and crypto?
Yes. The 9 frameworks include 7 universal methodologies (Wyckoff, Elliott Wave, Gann, Ichimoku, Fibonacci, ML, AI Trade Strategist) that work on both stocks and crypto, plus 2 asset-specific frameworks (Options Chain on stocks, real exchange Order Book on crypto). The consensus engine accounts for which frameworks are available for the asset and weights accordingly.
What happens when the frameworks disagree?
Disagreement is surfaced, not averaged away. A contrarian banner names the tool contradicting the majority, an ML-divergence banner flags when the models fight the chart frameworks, dissent directly penalizes the conviction score, and every card's "Why?" expander shows the readings behind its vote — so you can judge the disagreement yourself.
Explore the other frameworks: Elliott Wave · Wyckoff Method · Fibonacci · Gann Analysis · Ichimoku Cloud · Technical Indicators · Options Chain Analysis · Order Book Analysis · ML Predictions · AI Trade Strategist
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