Stock Signals

Optimized Trading Plans

January 7, 2025, 5:20 PM

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How to Use Our Stock Reports

  • The support/resistance data in the charts on this page are signals from our Predictive AI.
  • Longer term data is on the top, swing in the middle, and Day Trading is at the bottom.
  • Each of these TERMs has a defined set of signals, which can be seen on the graph.
  • Find trading plans for each one, with details too, derived from our Predictive AI.

Why use this page

To identify the most probable direction for your stock, ETF, or Index from here. You want to know how a stock, ETF, or Index has been trading relative to the Signals, so you can get an idea of what to expect going forward; this is where to get that information. Start with the long term signals, and then swing, and day. By applying the simple rules of T/A to those you will quickly develop an opinion about where price is likely to go next.

How to Use

Look at the detailed charts to see recent price action, and then identify the proximity to one of the signals. Ask yourself which one has been tested most recently, and look at price action after that. Review the long term charts first, then swing, and then day trading, and in the process look for opportunity based on the simple rules of T/A below.

Rules Of Technical Analysis

When to Buy

  • Buy when support is being tested – THEN sell when resistance is being tested | Stop if support breaks lower.
  • OR BUY if initial resistance breaks higher – and sell at the next resistance level | Stop if initial resistance breaks lower again.

When to Short

  • Short when resistance is being tested – THEN cover when support is being tested | Stop if resistance breaks higher.
  • OR SHORT if initial support breaks lower – and cover at the next support level | Stop if initial support breaks higher again.

Additional Features

  • Our Machine Learning software produces these optimized signals.
  • Electronic delivery of our signals, for as many as 7000 stocks, is also available (inquire).