Methodology

Why Signals Matter

Many stocks spend long periods moving sideways or correcting after major moves. Entering a trade during these phases often leads to poor risk-reward outcomes.

This site focuses on identifying stocks that have recently generated meaningful technical signals, helping narrow attention to situations where price action may be transitioning into a new phase — rather than reacting late to moves that are already exhausted.

A Personal, Experience-Driven Approach

The indicators and signals used here — including moving averages, RSI, and stochastic oscillators — reflect a trading style developed through past experience.

They are designed for short- to medium-term timeframes, typically ranging from several days to a few weeks, and up to two months. As market conditions change, indicators or signal rules may be adjusted, and stocks may be added to or removed from the watchlist when their behavior or broader market dynamics shift.

This approach is intentionally focused rather than universal, and it may differ from strategies suited for intraday trading or long-term investing.

A Carefully Selected Watchlist

The watchlist consists of 60 widely traded stocks and ETFs spanning major industries and market segments.

These instruments were selected because they are:

• Highly liquid
• Actively traded
• Typically associated with tight bid-ask spreads

Liquidity helps reduce execution friction and makes technical signals more reliable than those derived from thinly traded securities.

The watchlist is reviewed periodically based on liquidity, market structure, and relevance. In the future, I may introduce custom watchlist features based on user feedback.