We scan 70+ stocks every trading day for one setup: an oversold bounce in a fearful market. Every pick comes with entry price, a suggested stop-loss, and a 10-day hold target. The setup needs a falling market to appear, so there are stretches with no picks at all. We would rather post nothing than pad the feed.
Date range applies to every chart and simulation on this tab.
$100 per pick · realized at each 3-, 5-, and 10-day exit · every pick taken (no capital cap), so this isolates per-pick edge. For what a real, capital-constrained account would have done, see Portfolio Mode below
Entry at next-day open · 2.5×ATR stop-loss (capped at 15%) · 10-day hold target · Cumulative P&L chart compares 3d / 5d / 10d exits so you can see how hold length affects returns
Full portfolio simulation: starting capital, position sizing as % of live equity, max concurrent positions, daily mark-to-market, and benchmark comparison. When the portfolio is full, new signals are skipped, just like a real account.
⚠️ Hold-period caveat: longer holds tie up your slots for more days, so at small bankrolls more picks get skipped for cash, even when the picks themselves are stronger. Shorter holds churn capital faster, which can flatter dollar returns despite a lower per-pick edge. To compare the picks themselves with no capital cap, see the chart above.
Flat-bet simulation across 3-, 5-, and 10-day hold periods, scored on the same picks over the same date range. Every pick is taken, so a longer hold ties up more money for longer and collects more raw P&L by construction. Return on Capital is the honest comparison: it divides each row's P&L by the average dollars that row actually had at work across the window. Avg Capital Used is that average; Peak Capital is the most it ever had open at once. Bet size scales every dollar figure linearly.
ℹ️ Why this disagrees with Portfolio Mode: Return on Capital here charges each hold only for the dollars it actually had at work, so idle cash costs nothing and no pick is ever turned away. Portfolio Mode charges the whole account: cash sitting idle drags the return down, and signals that arrive with every slot taken are skipped entirely. The first number measures the picks. The second measures an account trading them.
Every trading day we pull price, volume, and technical data for 70+ stocks: mega-caps, growth names, and high-volatility plays.
One signal: Oversold Bounce. RSI under 30 while the broad market is in a bearish regime, bullish setups only. We buy dips. We tested a second, momentum-based signal and cut it in September 2026 because it could not beat a random pick from the same watchlist on the same day.
When the signal fires, we publish a pick with entry price, a 2.5×ATR stop-loss (capped at 15%), and a 10-day hold target. We used to attach a 2-5 star confidence rating; we removed it after checking whether the stars predicted anything. They did not, so showing them was worse than showing nothing.
Every pick is checked at 1-day and 5-day milestones and held to 10 days for final P&L — with 3-day exits also backtested from historical prices for comparison. Full transparency: our track record is public and updated automatically.
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