Frequently asked questions

You are paying to skip the grind. Every night after the US close, the system reads the whole US market, 12,000+ names, and ranks the ones that fit a tested setup. Experienced traders go over that list and keep what is worth your attention, so the work is done before you wake up. The ranked list is only the front door. You get a full desk:

• Screeners: a dozen setups scanned every session, from dip buys and breakouts to momentum leaders, squeezes, reversals, unusual options flow and dealer positioning. Each name carries a conviction score, and you can filter by reward-to-risk, sector strength, volume, or strength against the S&P.
• Any name in full: open a ticker and you get the story in plain English. Why it showed up, the catalysts with their source and date, a score for the setup and a score for the fundamentals, who is positioning in it (the funds and insiders on public record), the dealer gamma walls, and the levels that matter, including the price where the idea is wrong.
• Sectors and Themes: see where money is rotating, from the eleven sectors down to two dozen live themes like AI, nuclear, or the names tied to policy.
• Commodities: a volatility and skew radar on the macro ETFs, oil, gold, rates and the dollar, so you see where the options market is paying up for a move before it happens.
• Positions: paste your book and get a trim, hold, add or cut read on every line, a calculator that sizes each trade for your account, and a stress test that shows what a 2022-style drop would do to you.
• Socials: what retail is crowding into on Reddit, in prediction markets, and in search, seven days a week.
• Watchlist and Alerts: follow your own names, get a daily read on what moved and why, and get pinged when one enters its buy zone or reports earnings.

You still pull the trigger. The desk just makes sure you never walk in blind.

A tip on Twitter or Reddit is one person talking their own book on one stock, and you only hear about it when it works. There is no reason you can check, no level that tells you when it failed, no record of the calls that went to zero. This is the opposite. Every name comes out of the same scan run across 12,000+ stocks, by the same rules, every single day. No favorites, no hype, no stock somebody is trying to unload on you. Each one arrives with the setup, who is positioning in it, a score you can see, and the exact price where it is wrong, so you pull up the chart and judge it yourself before you risk a dollar. When a setup fails, you see that too. That is what an edge actually looks like, the kind you can run again tomorrow.

Both, doing the part each is good at. The machine scans the whole US market, 12,000+ names, every session, which no person could do by hand. Then experienced traders go over what it flags, throw out the noise the numbers miss, and decide what is worth your attention. You get the reach of software with the judgment of people who have traded through real markets.

You do not take my word for it, and you should not. Behind it sits a proprietary ranking model fed by premium, paid market data, the same grade of feed the desks use. Every setup is backtested over years of history, including stretches it never saw while it was being built, before it is allowed to flag a name. It will not hand you easy money, and anyone who promises that is lying. Judge it on what you see, then size every trade for your own risk.

Swing trading. These are mostly swing setups, the kind you hold from a few days to a couple of weeks. The rankings are rebuilt after each close and prices stay live through the day, so it suits someone who checks in once a day rather than someone living on a one-minute chart.

US stocks and their options, plus a crypto radar on Bitcoin and the major coins. The engine scans the full US equity universe, and where an idea fits an options trade you get the levels to play it. No forex. Small caps get their own Sleepers screen, filtered for the usual traps instead of dumped on you raw.

Yes. Hit Follow on any name and it lands in your Watchlist tab, with the move on the day and a plain read on why it moved. The same names show up on your Today page, so the first thing you see each morning is what is happening to the stocks you care about.

Yes, both, and both are opt-in. Set a price alert on any level, or turn on watch alerts that ping you when a name you follow enters its buy zone, gets flagged, shows unusual options, or reports earnings. There is also an optional morning digest that sums up the names you follow before the open. You manage all of it on the alerts page.

Every idea is framed around risk first: where you are wrong, and the reward against that risk, before the upside. Paste your holdings into the Positions tab and you get a read on each one, trim, hold, add or cut, with levels. The final decision stays yours.

No. Any standard brokerage works, and the ideas scale to whatever size you trade. Position sizing is part of the read, so a smaller account can follow the same logic with smaller bets.

It is written in plain English and explains the why behind every name, so a motivated beginner can follow along and learn fast. It does assume you will do your own homework on each idea. If you have never placed a trade, start small and read the Method page first.

Use the same email you subscribed with on Substack. Open the sign-in page, enter that email, and click the one-time link we send you. If your subscription is active you are in. Just paid and the door is still shut? Reply to any newsletter email or use the contact page and I will switch your access on by hand.

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The dashboards reflect the last completed session and update after each market close, so the ranked list and every setup are ready before the open. The price feed stays live through the trading day, and the green "Live data" badge shows the last refresh time so you can see it is current. If a run ever falls behind, the badge turns red on its own, so you never act on stale numbers without knowing. More on the method →

No. It is a research tool to think with. It is not personalized advice, so always check the chart and size every trade for your own risk.