The pipeline, running
You get ten names. We looked at five thousand to find them.
Every night the universe is filtered down before anything is scored, scored before anything is gated, and gated before four agents are allowed to argue about what is left. Most of the work is deciding what not to show you.
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Universe
US equities and ETFs clearing volume and liquidity minimums.
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Liquidity & trend gate
Hard pass/fail filters. Thin names never reach the model.
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75-feature scoring
Bull and bear models run separately. Composites and penalties applied.
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Regime gate
Index, sector and stock regime resolved. Fighting the tape costs you.
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Agent debate → published
Four agents argue. Five bull, five bear survive with full levels.
Stage counts are representative of a typical run, not a fixed quota.
This runs whether you are watching or not.
The work finishes before the open. You read four numbers and decide.
Scoring one candidate
Nobody can watch 75 signals at once. You don’t have to.
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signal score
Grades are relative to the night they were published, not to an absolute bar. On a thin night an A is the best of a weak field, and the report says so rather than pretending otherwise.
The agent war room
The bear case you would never think of, argued before you risk a dollar.
- Verdict
- Bull · take the plan
- Confidence
- High
- Entry trigger
- $118.40
- Stop
- $114.90
- PT1 / PT2
- $126.00 / $134.00
- Planned R:R
- 2.17R
- Invalidation
- Close below 8-EMA
- Gap risk
- Earnings in 19d
The risk officer signs off last and only on loss: what gaps, what cannot be exited, and what would invalidate the plan. If it objects, the setup does not publish.
Written to be representative of a run. Not transcribed agent output.
Why R matters more than win rate
You can be wrong half the time and still finish ahead.
- 4 reach PT1 at +2.17R
- +0.00R
- 1 runs to PT2 at +4.46R
- +0.00R
- 2 close flat, no trigger
- +0.00R
- 3 stop out at −1R
- +0.00R
This is arithmetic, not a track record. It shows what a fixed R model does to a batch when six of ten trades do not reach the first target — nothing here claims these are our results.
A published plan is immutable; what happens to it is appended as events. A setup can therefore reach PT1 and later stop out, and both facts stay in the record. These proportions are illustrative shape, not measured rates.
Paper trade it for a month before you risk a dollar.
Take every setup at its published levels and see what the model does to your account.
One setup, start to finish
You will always know where a call ended up — including the ones that failed.
A published plan is never edited. Had price closed below $114.90 instead, the log would read Invalid at −1R and stay in the report next to the wins.
Why swing trading goes wrong
The problem was never the charts.
“I don’t know where to get in.”
One entry trigger, decided before the open and never moved. If price does not reach it, there is no trade — that is the plan working, not failing.
fixed entry“I hold too long and give it all back.”
The stop and two targets are set at the same moment as the entry, before you are emotionally in the position, with alerts on all three.
stop · PT1 · PT2“Every drawdown I switch strategies.”
One scoring system, run the same way every night. Setups carry an archetype and are graded on that day’s deciles, so a weak night looks weak instead of looking normal.
one system“I can’t tell a real breakout from a fakeout.”
That is what the 75 features, the regime gate and four arguing agents are for. Most candidates die at one of those three, and you never see them.
75 features“It’s too sophisticated. I won’t know how to use it.”
You read one line: buy above X, stop at Y, targets at Z. Everything else is there for when you want to know why, not because you need it to place the trade.
four numbers“I have a job. The move happens while I’m in a meeting.”
The work finishes before the open, so the plan is waiting when you wake up, and near-real-time notifications tell you when price tags a level.
alertsMarket regime
The same breakout that paid last month is the one that traps you this month.
Every candidate is scored against the regime of the index, its sector and itself. A clean setup in the wrong regime is a worse trade than a scrappy one in the right regime, and the gate treats it that way.
Tonight’s report
Filter it down to the way you actually trade.
Sample rows — replace with a real published dispatch before this page goes live.
| # | Symbol | 20d | Side | Grd | Score | Archetype | Last | Entry | Stop | PT1 | PT2 | R:R | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NVDA | Bull | A | 91 | Breakout | $121.06 | $118.40 | $114.90 | $126.00 | $134.00 | 2.17R | Active | |
| 2 | ARM | Bull | A- | 87 | Momentum | $103.44 | $101.20 | $97.40 | $110.00 | $118.50 | 2.32R | Active | |
| 3 | ON | Bull | B+ | 82 | Breakout | $81.90 | $81.10 | $77.00 | $88.50 | $94.20 | 1.80R | Planned | |
| 4 | CLS | Bull | B | 76 | Swing | $64.18 | $63.40 | $60.20 | $69.80 | $74.50 | 2.00R | PT1 | |
| 5 | AEHR | Bull | C+ | 68 | Reversal | $22.31 | $22.00 | $20.40 | $25.10 | $27.60 | 1.94R | Planned |
Showing 5 of 5 rows in this report.
This is the board, one night, filtered five ways.
The live one updates nightly, with alerts when price tags a level.
The work is finished before the open, because you have a job.
Weekends · weekly bars
The higher-timeframe view
- structure_weekly · mom_weekly
- adx_14w · roc_12w
- aggregate indicators: signal + strength
- regime read per index and sector
Every night · daily bars
Tomorrow’s trade plans
- structure_daily · structure_h4
- vwap_session · session ATR
- full 75-feature evaluation per candidate
- five bull, five bear, 50+ scored behind
The evaluated set
Every feature, named. Count them yourself — we would rather you checked.
Trend & EMA structure9
Where price sits against every EMA, and whether the ribbon agrees across three timeframes.
Momentum7
Rate of change read daily and weekly, with trend strength, so a fast move is not mistaken for a trend.
Volatility compression5
How long the squeeze has been building, and whether it has actually fired.
Fibonacci3
Retracement depth and whether price is sitting in a zone that has held before.
Volume3
Whether the move is carrying participation or is a thin drift.
Relative strength2
Performance against the index on the same day, not in isolation.
Short squeeze fuel6
How much stock is sold short and how long it would take to cover.
Congressional flow7
Disclosed congressional trades over six months, netted and pressure-weighted.
News & sentiment5
Coverage volume and its direction, so a catalyst is separable from noise.
Composite buckets13
Bull and bear models run separately, each with its own penalties. Nothing is netted.
Risk math7
Distance to every level, and the planned reward against the risk before anything is published.
Gates & filters5
Hard pass/fail. A name that fails here never reaches the model.
Price & session3
Where the last print sits relative to the session, and which way the book is leaning.
Total75
Add the counts above. They come to 75, and they are read straight from the model’s own feature list.
Key levels
Pivots, prior swing highs and lows, and the levels the plan is built on.
Regime gate
The resolved regime for the index, the sector and the stock itself.
Golden sweeps
Confirmed sweeps with premium, expiry and direction.
Fundamental ratios
The handful that matter for a multi-day hold, not a full model.
Aggregate indicators
The combined signal and its strength, as the desk reads it.
Squeeze Pro state
Compression stage in words, so the agent can reason about it.
Patterns
Named chart patterns detected on the daily and four-hour.
Events & sentiment
Earnings dates, headlines, and anything that dates the trade.
Confirmed-entry history
How this name has behaved after prior triggers.
These are two different code paths. Agent context is written into the prompt, not scored, so it is not part of the 75.
How a setup gets made
Four agents, in order — the research team you cannot afford to hire.
Stage 01
Technical analyst
Commits to a direction for the next one to five sessions, and names the level that proves it right and the one that proves it wrong.
Stage 02
Portfolio manager
Argues the other side for as many rounds as the run allows. Its job is to find the reason this does not work.
Stage 03
Synthesis
Resolves the disagreement into the plan you see, and states how confident it is rather than hiding the uncertainty.
Stage 04
Risk officer
The last pass is only about loss: what gaps, what cannot be exited, and what would invalidate the whole thing.
The rest of the desk
Everything you would otherwise be paying four subscriptions for.
Full charting
Candles, EMAs, levels and your own drawings, on the same chart the setup was built from.
Near-real-time alerts
Entry tagged, target hit, stop breached — pushed when it happens, not at the close.
Grounded copilot
Ask any setup why. It answers from that setup’s own research, not from the open internet.
Market structure
Index and sector regime, breadth, and where the tape is relative to its own history.
Sector rotation & heatmap
What is being bought and what is being left, at a glance.
Golden sweeps scanner
Confirmed sweeps with premium, expiry and direction, filterable.
Options advisor & scout
Contract selection for a plan you already have, rather than a trade idea generator.
Paper portfolio
Take the setup at its published levels and track it without risking anything.
Related companies
The names that move with this one, so a sector call is not accidentally six of the same bet.
Congress, insiders, filings
Disclosed trades and filings attached to the symbol, dated.
Research cohorts
Morning, ETF and full-universe runs, kept separate so they can be judged separately.
Report archive
Every past dispatch, including the calls that failed.
All of it, one login, free through the beta.
Charting, alerts, the copilot, the paper portfolio and the archive.
Straight answers
You have scrolled past a hundred posts claiming this. The difference is you can go read tonight’s.
What this actually is
- Ten fresh setups a night, plus the fifty-odd scored behind them.
- 75 model features, a nightly daily-bar run and a weekend weekly-bar run.
- Losses in the same table as the wins, with the same fields.
- The whole argument, including the case against the trade.
- Alerts on entry, on both targets, and on the stop.
What it is not
- Not a signals group, a Discord, or a guru with a P&L screenshot.
- Not automated trading. Nothing is placed on your behalf, ever.
- Not a black box — if you cannot see why, that is a bug.
- Not a backtest dressed up as a track record.
- Not a claim that every setup works. It is an edge, not a guarantee.
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