Tired of trying to read complex technical indicators to identify trends?
Just launched! Simplified "Signal Score" enhanced with predictive AI to identify major trends. Color coding to help optimize potential entry and exit points.
Are you tired of studying technical indicators and chart patterns? Don’t have the time for day-trading? Looking to improve returns by taking advantage of medium-to-long-term trends, but not sure how to identify entry and exit points? You are not alone!
A survey conducted by BlackRock stated 35% of investors said that knowing when to buy and sell was a challenge.
While no-one can identify the exact tops and bottoms of trends, there are many complex technical signals that, when combined, can help approximate when the broad trends are turning. But who has time to configure, interpret, and review all of these?
An easier to read view
You no longer have to interpret candlestick patterns, stochastics, oscillators, or dozens of other technical indicators! We’ve combined a proprietary set of statistical technical indicators behind the scenes into a single "Signal Score". We then took that a step further to apply machine learning models on historical data to arrive at a "Predictive Signal Score" using predictive Artificial Intelligence to further that edge.
The charts themselves are color coded based on the Signal Score making it easy to quickly scan several popular indexes or stocks to more easily identify new trends.
AI Predictive Signal Score
New Uptrend example
In the graph above, the Signal Strength indicator and the AI Predictive Signal Strength indicators are 5, showing that all key technical indicators are flashing positive..
The vertical bar on the right side of the graphs shows the percent gap between the current trading range and the prior peak in the last 6 months.
New Downtrend example
In the graph above, both the Signal Strength indicator and the AI Predictive Strength indicators are 0, indicating a continued major downtrend
Can this information help boost returns? Yes, yes, yes!
While there are no guarantees in stock investing, legging into a position as a new trend is emerging can positively impact the overall ARoR (Annual Rate of Return), and with the power of compound interest can make s significant difference over time.
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How to use this information?
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The Signal Score is a signal strength indicator that ranges from 0 to 5. New signals of 0 or 5 indicate major trend reversals.
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When in a negative trend, a score that increases to reach to a new value of 5 indicates a new confirmed uptrend - a potential entry point. Once a new uptrend begins, this indicator may go lower, but the trend is considered to remain positive until the Signal Score drops to a new value of 0, signaling a reversal down.
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When in an uptrend, a score that drops to a new value of 0 indicates a new confirmed downtrend - a potential exit point. Once a new downtrend begins, this indicator may drift higher, but the trend is considered to remain negative until the Signal Score reaches up to a new value of 5, a reversal up.
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A value in the range of 1-4 indicates a neutral or continuation of the current trend.
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For values in this range, the AI Predictive Signal Score may help assess if the current signal will increase or decrease in the next day or two
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The AI Predictive Score is a more sensitive indicator than the Signal Strength indicator. This score is derived by using a predictive model to forecast the future Price (High, Low, Open, Close) and Volume for the next three days, and then it applies the same combination of technical indicators used in the Signal Strength indicator, but using a slightly shorter time period for the indicators. You can think of the Signal Strength Indicator as the longer-term trend indicator and the AI Predictive score as a smarter medium-term indicator.
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The number of days in trend - a simple counter that indicates the number of days since the new trend was signaled. Negative numbers are used for counting days in a declining trend
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Blue line – plots the closing prices for each day. This data is not real-time and should not be used as a source for precision timing of investment decisions
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Red line and black line – these are derived using a volume weighted average prices and exponential averages
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These help visualize where recent price activity is relative to the volume weighted price action. Upward pressure is visible when the black line crosses above the red line. These exponential and volume calculations are combined with several other technical indicators to derive the Signal Strength Indicator.
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Dotted gray line – plots the 200-day simple moving average. This is not part of the Signal Strength calculation, it is just provided for reference
