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The track record opens on the live ETF portfolio: the trades it actually held, with average per trade and losing trades. Backtests and the stock research are shown in separate tabs. Past results do not guarantee future returns.
You should understand order types, position sizing and trading risk before placing trades. The free guide explains how to read the signals and exit rules.
Sector ETFs hold a group of stocks, so you can follow a sector through one security. They still carry market and concentration risk. The platform also tracks international and commodity ETFs.
Trend Reversal looks for an upward trend change. First Pullback looks for the first qualifying dip after that turn. Oversold Bounce looks for a recovery after a large decline and applies only to ETFs.
Each trade page shows a model entry, current stop and exit rules. Trend trades use a trailing stop; Oversold Bounce uses a fixed target and stop. You place and manage your own broker orders.
Use the track record to review average trade returns, monthly results and losses. Those are model outcomes and can differ from your fills, costs and returns.
Market Pulse assigns one of four daily colors from trend alignment and price relative to its trend line. A color describes the current state; it is not an entry signal by itself.
Review the ETF portfolio and pre-market brief for the latest signals and position updates. Signals are calculated after the daily close.
Membership includes daily ETF signals, stock research, trade charts, sector and world maps, the pre-market brief and the trade ledger.
Subscriptions do not include a free trial, and payments are non-refundable. You can read the free guide and public performance summary before subscribing.