Signals

16 signals. One clear result.

Trend, momentum, oscillators, and macro — combined into a single score per position. Recalculated daily.

Composite ScoresWeek 20
MSFT
78FAVORABLE
AAPL
52NEUTRAL
NVDA
84FAVORABLE
VOO
61FAVORABLE
ASML
35CAUTIOUS
FAVORABLE
NEUTRAL
CAUTIOUS

How does a signal work?

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Market data

Prices, volume, macro

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16 indicators

Independent analysis

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Composite Score

Weighted average

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FAVORABLE / CAUTIOUS

Clear result

Each position individually

Not your portfolio as a whole — every stock and ETF gets its own score. 16 independent indicators vote like a panel of experts.

No false signals

Two separate thresholds (entry and exit) prevent signals from flipping on every small move. Less noise, fewer unnecessary trades.

The 4 signal groups

Each group answers a different question about your position. Together they form a complete picture.

Trend Signals

Is the price following a clear upward or downward trend?

Trend signals are the foundation. Once a trend is underway, it usually continues — making this the most reliable signal group.

EMA CrossoverMA Trend Filter

Momentum Signals

Is the price movement accelerating or slowing down?

Momentum signals measure the speed of a price move. They carry the highest weight in the score because they identify turning points earlier than any other group.

MACDIntercept52-Week HighRate of ChangeMomentum

Oscillators

Is a stock overbought or oversold?

Oscillators work like a thermometer: they measure whether a price has moved too far in one direction. Best used in combination with trend signals.

RSIWilliams %RStochastic

Macro Signals

What is the overall market environment telling us?

Macro signals look beyond the individual position. They check whether the market environment is supportive or a headwind — volatility, credit markets, benchmark comparison.

HY SpreadVIX LevelVIX Rate of ChangeRelative Strength
Composite Score

From signal to score.

Every position gets its own score from 0 to 100. Not every signal is equally relevant for every stock — a US tech name gets different weights than a European ETF. Calibrated across 68 research rounds.

  • Weighted by asset class and region — Walk-Forward validated
  • Two separate thresholds (entry/exit) prevent unnecessary back-and-forth
  • Score drops sharply → CAUTIOUS. Clear recovery → back to FAVORABLE
Score BreakdownMSFT · Week 20
72
FAVORABLE
Exit ≤ 38Entry ≥ 60
Trend
18/25
Momentum
22/30
Oscillators
14/20
Macro
18/25
Weighting: Equity-NA (trend-heavy)72/100
Portfolio Health5 positions · Week 20
71
Signals
74
Risk
68
Diversification
62
MSFT
72FAVORABLE
AAPL
52NEUTRAL
NVDA
84FAVORABLE
VOO
61FAVORABLE
ASML
35CAUTIOUS
3 FAVORABLE1 NEUTRAL1 CAUTIOUS
Portfolio Health

From score to portfolio health.

The signal score per position is not enough. Your portfolio as a whole needs an additional perspective — how risky are the positions and how well diversified are they?

Signals 55%

Weighted average of the 16 indicators — the core of the score.

Risk 30%

How volatile is the position? How deep was the maximum drawdown? How quickly does it recover?

Diversification 15%

Is the portfolio spread across sectors and regions — or does everything hinge on a single cluster?

What happens when the signal changes?

That depends on your strategy. Four options — from maximum protection to minimal intervention.

Defensive

Fully out when CAUTIOUS

Balanced

Stay partially invested

Growth

Buy & Hold with crash protection

Observer

See everything, decide yourself

No signal is perfect

  • Signals are based on historical patterns — the future is uncertain.
  • Extensively validated on 148 stocks and ETFs across 12 years of historical data.
  • Works best for diversified portfolios spanning multiple sectors.
  • Signals update daily — intraday moves only become visible at the next rebalancing.

We show you the data. You make the decision.

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