What we send
We send algorithmic entry and exit signals for S&P 500 constituents (US large-cap equities), plus congressional trading disclosures.
Each signal identifies a specific instrument and the type of market activity detected — a bullish entry or a long exit.
Every signal is accompanied by a disclosure statement and is delivered simultaneously to all subscribers on the same plan tier.
How signals are produced
Signals are generated by rules-based algorithms applied to market data. No discretionary judgment.
The algorithms analyse price, volume, and momentum indicators across a defined universe of S&P 500 constituents.
Each algorithm is versioned and documented. You can review the full methodology, including historical version notes.
View full methodology →How you are notified
Signals are published continuously, at any hour a signal condition triggers. The mobile app alerts you the moment one is published — a lock-screen notification with sound, even when your phone is locked, with quiet hours you control.
The website has no equivalent. It shows the same signal history, but only when you open a page — it does not notify you. If you rely on the website alone, you will see a signal only whenever you next happen to check.
Get the app →AI involvement
Some signals are processed with AI assistance. Full transparency on AI involvement is provided per signal.
AI is used for pattern recognition and data enrichment, not for discretionary decision-making or investment recommendations.
Where AI is involved, each signal identifies the model used and the nature of its contribution.
View AI transparency notice →Non-personalised by design
Signals are general market information. They do not take into account your personal circumstances and are not investment advice.
All subscribers on the same plan tier receive identical signals. No personalisation, filtering, or tailoring occurs based on your profile.
This design reflects our legal positioning under the EU Market Abuse Regulation as a provider of non-personalised investment recommendations.
Risk
Investing involves risk. The value of investments may go down as well as up. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Signals do not constitute advice to transact. Before acting on any signal, consider whether it is appropriate for your individual situation.
Consider consulting an independent professional before acting on any signal if you have questions about your specific situation.
Full risk disclosure →