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Market Pulse is withheld until every required component is current, verified, and internally consistent.
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Research before reaction
Know What to Watch Before You Trade.
TradeScout researches market trends, company fundamentals, price action, analyst activity, and the news moving stocks to uncover clearly defined trading and investing setups.
One signal, fully explained
TradeScout Market Pulse
A 0–100 composite is published only when every required input is current, verified, and internally consistent.
Index trendAwaiting verified input
Market breadthAwaiting verified input
Volatility & risk appetiteAwaiting verified input
Volume confirmationAwaiting verified input
Sector participationAwaiting verified input
Macro conditionsAwaiting verified input
Earnings environmentAwaiting verified input
News & event sentimentAwaiting verified input
Quality overrides quota
Current research opportunities
Empty modules disappear from production lists. These compact notices explain why no setup is being published.
Intraday opportunities
Today's intraday list is withheld because sufficiently fresh price information has not been verified.
This week's swing opportunities
No swing setup currently passes TradeScout's liquidity, freshness, confidence, analyst-verification, and risk-to-reward requirements.
Current call-option setups
No call option currently meets TradeScout's price, expiration, liquidity, freshness, and risk requirements.
Long-term conviction list
No long-term pick is published until a complete, current fundamental review clears the conviction threshold.
Intraday
Same-session plans with fresh price evidence, catalysts, triggers, stops, and at least 1.5:1 reward to risk.
Swing
Approximately two weeks to one month, revalidated every trading day with analyst evidence where required.
Options calls
Specific liquid contracts capped at $150, more than 14 days to expiration, designed to be sold before expiry.
Long term
One to five years while the fundamental thesis remains intact, with daily material-change detection.
Material evidence only
News Driving Today's Conclusions
No verified material headline is published
No material headline is displayed until the source, publication time, market relevance, and summary are verified.
Immutable public record
What changed—and why.
Every call leaves a trail.
Score changes, thesis breaks, stops, targets, removals, and corrections remain dated and public. Losing recommendations are never silently removed.
Recommendation lifecycle
Filter for eligibility
Penny stocks, poor liquidity, stale evidence, social-only speculation, and undefined risk are excluded.
Score the evidence
Every published score retains its factor breakdown, source, market timestamp, retrieval time, and verification state.
Require human approval
Publication defaults to manual review. Automatic publishing is off and guarded by a prominent warning.
Monitor without revisionism
TradeScout increases, reduces, reviews, closes, or removes with a dated plain-English explanation.
Transparent measurement
Performance begins with a real publication.
No win rate or return is displayed before a verified recommendation has met its entry trigger. Live, simulated, and backtested results are always separated.
Not startedLive record
Not mixedSimulation
Trigger-basedEntry policy
ImmutableClosed trades
How TradeScout works
A research desk with a visible rulebook.
Collect lawfully
Approved public webpages, SEC filings, company releases, licensed files, and owner-provided CSVs. No financial data APIs or access circumvention.
Verify before scoring
Market timestamps, expected delays, retrieval records, parser health, and source agreement determine whether an input is usable.
Explain every factor
Trend, breadth, fundamentals, catalysts, liquidity, and risk are stored individually—not hidden behind a single number.
Fail closed
Missing or contradictory inputs withhold a recommendation. TradeScout publishes fewer opportunities and tells you why.
Plan the trade
Entries, triggers, stops, targets, time exits, invalidation rules, and holding horizon are defined before publication.
Track what happened
Missed entries are not wins. Options use contract premiums. Benchmarks use the same holding period. Losses remain visible.