TradeBot screens thousands of stocks every evening and identifies the few that meet our predefined criteria — each signal with an entry price, a risk level and an exit level. Then it follows every signal to the end, so the record you see is complete.
The bot screens stocks against predefined criteria and keeps the record. Signals are general information, not personalized investment advice — nothing here ever touches your account.
After the close the bot looks at the day's final prices for ~3,500 US stocks.
Only stocks that meet our predefined criteria become signals, each with fixed strategy parameters.
A bell notice and an email list each signal: "OKTA — Signal: LONG · entry price $94.20 · risk level $88.90". Valid for one session — if the price does not reach the entry price, the signal lapses.
Each day every signal is checked: did it become active? Did it reach the exit level or the risk level? Is the time limit up? Current and past signals stay on your dashboard with their result.
TradeBot never connects to your broker, never holds your money and never trades for you. It shows general signals; you make your own investment decisions and place your own trades. The results on your dashboard are what each signal's strategy parameters would have produced — not your results and not a statement from your broker.
The predefined criteria are private. What you see is simple: a signal with its strategy parameters, and a complete record of how it closed.
Every evening the bot narrows thousands of stocks down to a handful that meet the criteria, each with an entry price, a risk level, an exit level and a time limit. The entry and risk level stay fixed; the exit level follows the trend (see below).
In the next trading session, if the price reaches the entry price the signal becomes active. If it doesn't, the signal lapses.
Every day the price is checked against the exit level, the risk level and the time limit. You can see where each signal stands at a glance.
The signal closes when the price reaches the exit level, the risk level, or the time limit runs out — and the result is recorded, profitable or not.
Every row tells you where a signal stands today. Click a stock and the card explains it in plain words — no jargon, no charts to decode.
| Stock | Type | Status | Entry | Risk Level | Exit Level | So Far |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OKTA | LONG | Active | $94.00 | $88.90 | $97.10 | +3.9% |
| NVDA | LONG | Active | $96.10 | $91.30 | $99.40 | +2.1% |
| AMD | LONG | Pending NEW | $150.20 | $144.10 | $155.30 | entry price $150.20 |
| WMT | LONG | Active | $74.10 | $70.60 | $73.40 Target was $76.30. Lowered because the stock is weakening. It will sell early to keep the loss small. | −0.8% |
Separate from the signals: got accounts at more than one broker? Type in the shares you hold at each and the portal turns them into one live dashboard for all your accounts in one place — what it's worth today, what you've gained or lost, and the dividend income it pays you. It is not linked to your broker — you add and update each holding yourself, by hand.
Your holdings are private to your login: no other member can see them. There is no broker connection — it's a manual list you keep up to date, and the portal does the maths and the price lookups.
Which way has each holding's price been heading, and which levels would the bot's rules use? Worked out every night from the last year of prices, for every holding you own.
Illustrative numbers. Reference targets are milestones, not instructions. General information, not personalized investment advice.
Every signal generated since it went live on Sep 15, 2026, scored by its own strategy parameters. Profitable and unprofitable signals both count; nothing is removed.
Every signal — the stock, entry price, risk level, exit level and how it ended — is in the member portal. Sign in or sign up to see the full record.
* Actual signals tracked live since Sep 15, 2026 (not hypothetical), based on 3 completed signals. Early days: 3 completed signals is far too few to judge the results on — expect the figures to move a lot as more signals complete. Results are before commissions and slippage. 2 signals did not reach the entry price and lapsed — not counted either way. The full signal-by-signal record is in the member portal.
US stocks over five years, the same rules the bot runs today — 60% of the history used to build them, 40% held back to check them. The held-back part came out almost identical.
* Hypothetical back-test on historical daily prices, before commissions and slippage. Past and simulated performance is not a promise of future results.
1 new signal — USAThese stocks met our predefined criteria. Each signal is valid for the next session at its entry price; if the price does not reach it, the signal lapses. General information, not personalized investment advice.
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