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What changed overnight
15,021 signals fired across 23,091 symbols on their last closing bar. Each row states the rule that fired and what the price did, in the past tense.
- Crossed above 200-day
- 295
- 214 the day before
- Crossed below 200-day
- 539
- 403 the day before
- Bounce setups
- 301
- lower-band close, above 200-day
- Correction setups
- 124
- upper-band close while below the 200-day average
- Squeeze breaks
- 621
- band break out of a narrow range
- Walking the band
- 263
- reading only, no label
The rest of the wire
15,014 more signals today. The whole session spans 13 sectors.
The 4 rows above are the day's most heavily traded US listings, plus the sample companies. A subscription of any tier opens the whole day, every day, with the same filters.
The whole day by sector
Industrials 1,980Technology 1,689Financial Services 1,676Consumer Cyclical 1,544Healthcare 1,529 1,416Basic Materials 1,388Unknown 888
The whole day by size
Mega cap 212Large cap 2,073Mid cap 1,690Small cap 5,704
See every signalShort-term setups
The band readings of the session, each measured against how the market as a whole behaved after the same reading. The rate is a record of past sessions, not an expectation for this one.
- Bounce setup
- The close fell below the lower band while the price stayed above its 200-day average.
- Correction setup
- The close ran above the upper band while the price sat below its 200-day average.
- Squeeze break
- The bands had narrowed into their tightest fifth of the past year, and the close stepped outside one of them.
- Walking the band
- Three or more closes in a row outside the same band. A reading, with no rate attached.
- Band position
- %B is where the close sat between the bands: 0 is the lower band, 1 is the upper, and anything outside that range closed beyond a band. The ATR figure is how far past a band it closed, measured in units of the symbol's own daily range.
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Descriptive of the past. A call word is a label a rule earned on a year of measured history, not a recommendation to you.