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📊 Price & Volume

🤖 AI Score & Signals

📋 Fundamentals

📐 Feature Readout

📐 CAN SLIM Analysis (N · L · M factors)

📊 Trade Activity Summary

✂️ Stock Split

👤 Insider Trades (90 days)

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System OverviewPipeline health & data stats

SettingsYour dashboard filters — find the best opportunities

🤖 Signal Filters

Direction

Min Score

Min Confidence %

Min Expected Move (basis points)

100bp = 1% move. Set to 50+ to see only meaningful opportunities.

Max Results

📋 Stock Filters

Price Range ($)

Market Cap Range

Exclude ETFs & Funds

Sectors (leave empty = all)

Ctrl+click to select multiple. Ctrl+click selected to deselect.

Exclude Tickers

Search and click to add. These tickers will be hidden from your dashboard.

📊 Volume & Momentum

Min Volume (absolute)

Min Volume vs Average (x ratio)

Unusual volume = institutional interest or catalyst confirmation.

Min Change %

e.g. 1 = only stocks up ≥1% · -5 = exclude stocks down >5% · 0 = all

Only show stocks already moving by this % or more.

📐 Technical Position

52-Week High Proximity

Stocks near highs often have momentum and breakout potential.

52-Week Low Proximity

Stocks near lows may be bounce candidates (contrarian).

Moving Average Position

MA position indicates trend. Above = bullish, below = bearish.

🛡️ Risk Gates

Min Dollar Volume (price × volume)

Ensures enough liquidity to enter/exit positions.

Max Spread %

Exclude penny stocks (under $1)

🔔 Notifications

Score Jump Threshold

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Auto TradingPaper Trading Engine Performance

✅ Circuit breakers normal — trading active

📊 Open Positions

📋 Today's Trades

🚫 Today's Rejections

Candidates that the engine considered but DIDN'T buy. Each cycle examines high-scoring tickers and runs them through a gate funnel (score, confidence, volume, uptrend, etc.). When a candidate is rejected, the reason is recorded here. Use this to verify your gates are actually working — if you enabled the uptrend filter but see zero uptrend rejections, something's off.

📈 Performance History

How to read this: P&L is realized profit/loss on closed trades only — a +$4,514 day means you walked away with $4,514 more than you spent. Notional is total dollars committed to entries that day (not your loss exposure). Click any date row to see individual trades.

📝 Recent Alpaca Orders

All orders placed via Alpaca — buys, sells, stops, and cancellations. Use filters to narrow down.

WatchlistEvery ticker the engine is watching · scored + CAN SLIM-passed

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Trading InfoHow the auto-trading engine works

🏗️ Architecture Overview

The engine scans the entire US market every cycle, scores it on two independent paths (news-driven and price-driven), and executes paper trades through Alpaca. Scoring runs every ~2 minutes; the trading cycle every 3 minutes during market hours. A candidate must survive the scoring funnel and a chain of nine entry gates before any order is placed, and the last of those gates re-checks the setup against a live quote at the moment of execution.

UNIVERSE  (scoring cycle, ~2 min)
  Polygon full-market snapshot ────────── ~5,100 tickers (price + volume floor)
       ↓  cheap in-memory pre-screen: not red >2%, not >10% above open, $ volume floor
  ~3,700 tradeable  ── ranked by DOLLAR VOLUME (not by how much it already moved)
       ↓  top N deep-scored  (scoring_max_universe)
  REAL-TIME bars from FMP for the top slice — stored bars are ~16 min delayed
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SCORING — two independent paths, either can qualify
  ├── Path 1  news → GPT analysis → sentiment / catalyst → ai_score
  └── Path 2  price + volume action alone → market_score   (NO news required)
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CANDIDATE FUNNEL  (trading cycle, 3 min — reads stored scores, drops >15 min old)
  ├── score ≥ MinScore  OR  market_score ≥ MinMarketScore
  ├── confidence gate — applies ONLY when AI data is present
  ├── LONG only · price floor · market cap ≥ $50M · volume + $ volume floors
  ├── excludes ETFs, preferreds, units, warrants, rights, notes
  └── expected move ≥ 30bp
       ↓  ranked: score × (0.5 + confidence/2) × market_score × mover tier
ENTRY GATES  (in order — first failure stops the candidate)
  1. already held / already traded today
  2. UPTREND        slope over 30 bars, and within 0.5% of the 10-bar high
  3. UP ON DAY      price must be above the previous close
  4. SESSION HIGH   within 2.5% of today's high
  5. ENTRY QUALITY  not >5% above the open · volume accelerating
  6. VWAP           price at or above session VWAP
  7. EMA BREAKOUT
  8. CAN SLIM       (currently disabled)
  9. REAL-TIME RE-CHECK ── live FMP quote confirms the setup still holds NOW
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  Entry window · Risk Manager (absolute veto) · sizing · spread-aware limit
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POSITION MANAGEMENT  (3-min cycle + 60s light pass)
  ├── Hard stop (GTC, placed immediately on fill)
  ├── Breakeven move · Profit target (if enabled) · Trailing stop (ratchets up)
  └── Stall timeout
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  STOP & FLATTEN ── configurable time: stop buying AND sell everything
  EOD CLOSE ─────── 3:45 PM ET backstop (no overnight risk)

📥 Entry Rules

News is not required. A stock qualifies on either path — an AI/news score, or price-and-volume action alone. In practice most trades come from Path 2 (market-driven), and roughly 95% of the scored universe has no news coverage at all.

To become a candidate a stock must clear the scoring funnel:

✅ Score ≥ Min Score OR market_score ≥ Min Market Score — either path passes

✅ Confidence ≥ threshold — only applied when AI data exists; Path 2 candidates bypass it

✅ Direction = LONG only (no shorting)

✅ No halt_risk flag

✅ Not an ETF, preferred, corporate unit, warrant, right or note — common stock only

✅ Price ≥ Min Price, market cap ≥ $50M, volume and dollar-volume floors

✅ Expected move ≥ 30bp

✅ Not already held or filled today (an entry that timed out unfilled becomes eligible again after a 30-minute cooldown)

✅ Daily budget remaining ≥ position size (budget counts actual fills only — canceled/unfilled attempts don't consume it)

Candidates are ranked by score × (0.5 + confidence/2) × market_score × mover tier. Confidence modifies the ranking but cannot override a large score gap — a well-behaving stock with no news still outranks a weaker one that happens to be in the headlines.

Each candidate then passes nine entry gates in order, and the first failure stops it:

1️⃣ Uptrend — positive slope across multiple windows, and price within 0.5% of its 10-bar high (by far the most common rejection)

2️⃣ Up on day — must be trading above the previous close (blocks dead-cat bounces off a gap-down)

3️⃣ Session high — within 2.5% of today's high (blocks buying a spent pop)

4️⃣ Entry quality — not more than 5% above the session open (anti-chase), and volume must be accelerating

5️⃣ VWAP — price at or above today's volume-weighted average

6️⃣ EMA breakout

7️⃣ CAN SLIM — currently disabled (the institutional-holders field has no data, so nothing can pass it)

8️⃣ Real-time re-check — a live quote confirms the stock is still up on the day, not extended, and still near its high at the instant of placement

9️⃣ Entry window — outside it the engine still scans and scores, but places no orders

Execution: spread-aware limit at ask + small buffer; canceled if unfilled after the configured window (15s minimum) or if the ask runs away while pending. Partial fills are adopted and protected with a correctly-sized stop.

Note on rejections: a symbol is logged once per gate per day, so rejection counts on the Watchlist and Debug pages are distinct names, not attempts.

💰 Budget Controls

💵 Max daily notional: —

📊 Position size: — per trade

🔢 Max positions: — concurrent

📈 Max daily trades: —

🕐 Entry window: —

🛑 Stop & flatten: —

⚖️ Effective position size: — (after the risk cap)

🔝 Max share price: — (needs ≥5 shares)

💲 Commission per side: — (round trip = —)

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🛑 Stop Loss & Trailing Stops

Initial Stop Loss: Every position gets a GTC (Good Till Cancelled) stop order immediately after fill, placed —. The stop distance matches the stock's volatility instead of shrinking as position size grows; the dollar risk is capped instead by limiting position size to Stop Loss Amount ÷ Stop Loss %. Stop persists across sessions until triggered or cancelled.

Breakeven Move: once a position's peak gain reaches —, the stop is raised to the entry price — a winner that fades exits at scratch instead of riding back down to a full stop-loss.

Profit Target: —

Trailing Stop (two-tier, time-aware):

🌅 Morning session (before — ET): stop sits — below the position's high-water mark

🌇 Afternoon session (from — ET): stop tightens to — below high-water mark

📈 Stop only ratchets up as new highs are made — never lowers

🔒 Trailing stop only activates once the position is profitable (no trailing on losing trades — those use the hard stop loss and breakeven move only)

🔄 Re-evaluated every cycle (~3 min) — stop orders are GTC

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Overnight recovery: At each day's first cycle, the engine checks all open DB trades. If a stop order expired (e.g., due to a previous bug), it automatically re-places a fresh GTC stop at the original stop price.

🚨 Circuit Breakers

Circuit breakers are the last line of defence and work completely independently of scoring, gates and signals. They watch one thing only — actual account equity reported by Alpaca — and they override everything above them. A perfect setup on the best-scoring stock in the market will not be bought if a breaker is tripped.

Three separate drawdowns, measured against three different baselines:

📅 Daily — versus equity at this morning's open. Resets every trading day.

🗓️ Weekly — versus equity at the start of the week.

⛰️ Peak — versus the highest equity ever reached. This is a high-water mark: it only ever ratchets up, never down.

Two response tiers, evaluated most-severe-first on every cycle:

⚠️ Daily DD ≥ 2% → REDUCE: every new position is sized at 50% for the rest of the day

🛑 Daily DD ≥ 3% → HALT: close ALL positions, no trading for the rest of the day

⚠️ Weekly DD ≥ 5% → REDUCE: 50% sizing for the rest of the week

🛑 Weekly DD ≥ 7% → HALT: close ALL, no trading until next Monday

🚨 Peak DD ≥ 10% → FULL STOP: close ALL, halt indefinitely — manual reset required

They latch — recovery does not un-trip them. If equity dips 2% at 10:00 AM and fully recovers by 10:30, position sizes stay halved for the remainder of the day. The breaker records that the threshold was breached, not whether you are still below it.

Peak drawdown has a long memory. Because it measures against the all-time equity high, a 10% decline accumulated slowly over weeks trips a full halt even on a flat, uneventful day. This is the breaker most likely to stop the engine unexpectedly, and the only one that will not clear itself.

How each one clears:

📅 Daily — automatically, at the first cycle of the next trading day

🗓️ Weekly — automatically, the following Monday

⛰️ Peak — never automatically. An admin must trigger a manual reset, which re-baselines the high-water mark to current equity.

Live status:

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Every breaker event writes a Critical alert to the portal Alerts page, and halts are also surfaced on the Debug page. Unlike most settings, these five thresholds live in appsettings / environment variables, not in the database — they are not editable from the Trade Settings page and changing them requires a redeploy.

🛡️ Risk Manager

Every trade proposal must pass the risk manager before execution. It has absolute veto power.

🏦 Max total exposure: 80% of portfolio (20% cash minimum)

📊 Max single position: 15% of portfolio

🏢 Max sector exposure: 30% in one sector

⚖️ Risk-based sizing: Max 1% of portfolio at risk per trade

💵 Buying power: Verified before every order

🚫 Minimum position: $100 (rejects tiny trades)

Rejected trades are logged with the reason. All trade entries, closures, and rejections also write to the portal Alerts page under Info/Warning severity.

📊 Data Pipeline

The scoring engine uses two equally weighted paths. A stock needs only one of them:

Path 1 — News-driven: Alpaca + Tiingo news → GPT analysis → sentiment / catalyst extraction → features → ai_score. Covers roughly 5% of the universe.

Path 2 — Market-driven: price and volume behaviour alone — price velocity, volume spike, ATR expansion, RVOL, session VWAP, gap. No news needed. Covers the other 95%, and carries the higher average score.

Where the data comes from — and how fresh it is:

🌐 Polygon — full-market snapshot every 30s, giving universe breadth (~5,100 tickers). This feed is 15-minute delayed on the current plan.

⚡ FMP Ultimate (real-time) — live 1-minute bars for the top of the universe during scoring, live bars for candidates during gating, and a live quote for the final re-check before every order.

📈 Alpaca — order execution and quotes.

📰 Tiingo / FMP movers — supplementary lists that feed scoring signals; they no longer define the universe.

Anything outside the real-time cap still uses the delayed stored bars, which is why the caps sit where the tradeable names are — the universe is ranked by dollar volume, not by how far a stock has already moved.

⏰ Daily Schedule

Pre-market: News ingestion, anomaly scanning, calendar refresh

9:00–9:29 AM ET: Pre-market scan — builds a watchlist of high-RVOL movers

9:30 AM ET: Open — circuit breakers initialise, daily latches reset

Entry Window (configurable): the only period in which new BUY orders are placed. Outside it the engine still scans, scores and manages positions — it simply places nothing. Candidates that clear every gate while outside the window are logged as “would have traded” so the cost of the restriction is visible.

Stop & Flatten Time (configurable): hard daily deadline — stops opening positions for the rest of the day and immediately sells everything open. Whichever deadline comes first wins.

Trailing Start Hour: trailing stops tighten from the morning percent-from-peak to the afternoon value

2:30 PM ET: Placement cutoff backstop — no new orders even if the entry window is set later

3:45 PM ET: EOD close — flattens anything still open (backstop; the flatten time usually fires first)

3:50 PM ET: Daily emails — P&L summary, Day Analysis (what was bought, what wasn't, and why), and Next-Day Outlook

After 4:02 PM: Engine idle until the next session

All three times above are set on the Trade Settings page. Current values are shown in the Budget Controls panel.

⚠️ Important Notes

• This is paper trading — no real money at risk. After 30 days of validated performance, the system can be switched to live trading.

• Position size is a request, not a guarantee. The per-trade risk cap (Stop Loss Amount ÷ Stop Loss %) overrides it. Raising position size without raising the stop amount changes nothing. The Budget Controls panel shows the effective size and the resulting maximum share price.

• News is optional, not required. Path 2 scores on price and volume alone and accounts for most trades. Confidence is lower for stocks without news by construction, so it only modifies the ranking — it cannot override a materially better score.

• Data freshness matters more than any single gate. The market-wide Polygon feed is 15-minute delayed on the current plan; real-time FMP bars are layered on top for scoring, gating and the final pre-order check. Anything beyond those caps is still evaluated on delayed data.

• Most live configuration (budget, stop loss, breakeven trigger, profit target, gate thresholds, entry window, flatten time) is edited on the Trade Settings page and stored in the app_config table — the engine reloads it every cycle, no restart needed. Exception: circuit-breaker thresholds and the core risk limits live in appsettings / environment variables and require a redeploy to change.

• Saving Trade Settings writes every field at once. Any setting the page does not display is written back at its code default, which can silently revert a value set elsewhere. If you change something by hand in the database, make sure the UI also exposes it.

• The engine is always long, never short. The correct response to high volatility is reducing allocation, not reversing direction.

• Every trade is logged in the trades database table with full audit trail: entry/exit prices, P&L, score at time of entry, stop loss adjustments, and exit reason.

• All significant engine events (entries, closures, EOD, errors, circuit breakers) are written to the portal Alerts page for persistent visibility beyond the DigitalOcean log stream.

Stock ScreenerReal-time anti-manipulation filters

Min Volume Min Dollar Vol ($) Min RVOL Min Trade Count Max VWAP Dev % Exclude ETFs Limit

Set filters above and click Run Scan.

Trade Settings Auto-trading engine parameters — changes apply within 3 minutes

⛔ Emergency Stop New Buys

Halts new entries for the rest of today. Existing positions continue to be monitored normally (stop loss, trailing stop, EOD close). Auto-resets at start of next trading day. Use when you see something in the market going wrong.

💰 Budget & Sizing

Max Daily Notional ($)

Total dollars the engine can deploy per trading day

Target Position Size ($) — floor for dynamic sizing

Preferred size for a single trade, and the floor the dynamic formula sizes up from. It is a TARGET, not a requirement: when less than this is left in the daily budget, the engine spends what remains (down to Min Trade Size below) instead of stopping.

Max % Above Open — anti-chase, 0 = off

Refuses a buy once price is already this far above the session open. Measured over 20 days from bars: the 5–15% band the old 5% setting blocked has a 20.7% clean-win rate versus 4.2% for the ≤2% band (clean win = reached +1.5% before dropping 1.5%), across 610 tickers. Past 15% average worst drawdown is −4.55%, so a fixed 1.5% stop sits inside normal noise — raise beyond 15 only alongside a wider, volatility-scaled stop.

RVOL Ceiling — 0 = off (default)

Rejects a stock that has already traded more than this multiple of a normal FULL day's volume. Disabled by default: re-measured on a clean denominator there are ≤31 distinct tickers above 2.0x and only TWO above 5.0x, so no threshold is supportable. It was the gate that blocked KOD (10–20x all morning, closed +178%). Chase protection comes from Max % Above Open and the fade checks, not this.

Min Market Cap ($) — 0 = off

Blocks micro/nano-caps. A ticker with an UNKNOWN market cap still passes — until 9/28 this column was empty for all 14,088 tickers (an FMP field-name mismatch), so treating unknown as too-small would have blocked the entire universe. This is separate from the CAN SLIM market-cap setting, which only filters the CAN SLIM expansion. Low impact in practice: of 45 sampled tickers that already clear the price and dollar-volume floors, none were below $50M.

Min 30-Day Avg Share Volume — 0 = off

Historical liquidity floor, measured in SHARES. Biased against high-priced stocks: AutoZone trades ~59K shares/day at $2,925 = $173M of real liquidity, and is blocked by the 500,000 default. On 9/28 this silently dropped 454 tickers that each traded $20M+ that day, including KOD (avg 310,791 shares) while it traded $2.6B on a +160% move. Min Dollar Volume already enforces TODAY's liquidity — set this to 0 to rely on that instead.

Min Trade Size ($) — when to stop for the day

The smallest position worth opening. New entries stop only when the leftover daily budget falls below THIS. Until 9/28 the engine stopped when the leftover fell below Target Position Size, so it reported "budget_too_low ($9292 < $10000)" and quit with most of a position's worth of budget unused.

Stop Loss Amount ($)

Max dollar RISK per trade. With Stop Loss % set, this caps position size (max notional = amount ÷ stop%); with Stop Loss % = 0 it is the legacy fixed-dollar stop.

Stop Loss (%)

Stop distance below entry, in percent (e.g. 2.5). Sized to the stock's noise, not the position size. Set 0 to revert to the legacy fixed-dollar stop.

Breakeven Trigger (%)

Once peak gain reaches this %, the stop rises to entry price — a faded winner exits at scratch instead of a full loss. 0 disables.

Profit Target (%)

Hard take-profit: sell at market when gain reaches this %. 0 (default) disables — trailing stop + breakeven manage the upside instead.

Max Open Positions

Engine will not enter new positions if this many are already open.

🚦 Entry Gates

Minimum Score

Combined score (0–100) must exceed this threshold to qualify for entry.

Minimum Confidence %

AI + market confidence must exceed this. Higher = fewer but more reliable trades.

Profit Target Per Trade ($)

Dynamic sizing targets this dollar profit at the expected move. Position = target ÷ move%.

Dynamic Position Sizing

Auto-size positions to hit profit target. When off, always uses min position size.

📈 Trailing Stop

How it works: Once a position gains Trigger %, a trailing stop activates. The stop locks in Lock Fraction of current gains and ratchets up every Ratchet % of additional gain.

Trigger %

Position must gain this % before trailing stop activates.

Lock Fraction

Fraction of current gain to lock in (0.5 = 50% of gains protected).

Ratchet %

Re-raise stop every additional N% of gain above last raise.

Example:

📡 Path 2 — Market Scan Thresholds — pre-market watchlist + intraday momentum scan

Min Price ($)

Stocks below this are excluded from the scan.

Min Volume (shares)

Minimum shares traded. Filters illiquid movers.

Min Dollar Volume ($)

price × shares — ensures real capital is involved.

Min RVOL (× avg)

Relative volume vs 30-day avg. 1.1 = 10% above normal.

Intraday Min Change% (absolute)

Intraday scan requires |change%| ≥ this. Pre-market: positive only.

Min Trade Count

Entry gate: < this = likely block trades, not real participation.

Max Watchlist Size

Pre-market scan keeps top N by RVOL × change%.

Min Market Score (Path 2)

Gate 4e — market_score must clear this for entry. Lower = more candidates pass. 0–100, typical: 20–35. Default: 25.

Stall Timeout (minutes)

Close any position whose price hasn't moved up in the last N minutes (rolling window). If the highest price in the window never exceeds the price at the window's start, the stock is dead money and gets sold. 0 = disabled. Default: 60.

Stop & Flatten Time (ET)

Hard daily deadline. At this time the engine (1) stops opening new positions for the rest of the day AND (2) immediately SELLS every open position. Stricter than the entry-window end, which only stops new buys and lets open positions ride to the 3:45 PM close. Whichever deadline comes first wins. Format HH:mm, 24-hour ET. Leave blank to disable (positions then ride to the normal 3:45 PM EOD close). Default: 11:00.

Entry Window — Start / End (ET)

New positions are only opened between these times. Outside the window the engine still scans and scores (so the watchlist stays live) but places no orders. Blank end = no end restriction. Defaults: 09:35 / 14:30.

Commission Per Side ($)

Trade fee charged on each BUY and each SELL. Round-trip cost = this × 2. Set to 0 for Alpaca (paper or live, both commission-free). Set to actual broker fees if modeling live trading at a fee-charging broker. Affects: net P&L reporting, hard stop-loss trigger threshold (so total loss including fees stays at the configured stop amount).

Trailing Stop — Start Hour (ET)

The hour (Eastern Time) at which the engine switches from MORNING trailing-stop tolerance (looser) to AFTERNOON tolerance (tighter). Trailing is active in BOTH sessions, just with different room. Default: 14 (2:00 PM ET) — let trades breathe through morning wiggles, tighten into the EOD close to lock in gains.

Trailing Stop — Morning % From Peak

Used BEFORE the start hour above. Looser tolerance (larger %) lets early-day winners run through normal intraday wiggles. Default: 15% — tolerates the typical morning pullback (e.g. PMAX hit +13.6% peak, pulled back to +7.9%, then continued to +35% — 15% from peak survives that wiggle). Lower if you want more aggressive morning protection; raise if early winners keep getting stopped on noise.

Trailing Stop — Afternoon % From Peak

Used AFTER the start hour above. Tighter tolerance (smaller %) locks in gains as the EOD close approaches. Default: 8% — works well for liquid intraday movers in the protect-profits phase. For low-volatility names, consider 5%; for very volatile small-caps, 10-12%.

📈 Pre-Buy Uptrend Filter

Before placing each buy, looks at recent 1-minute bars and checks if the stock is actually trending up RIGHT NOW. Catches the "bought at the top of a 5% pop" pattern where a stock looked great on the scan but had already topped out by entry time. Three criteria must all be positive: overall window slope, last-third slope, and end-to-end price change over the recent window. If any are negative, the buy is skipped and the next candidate is considered. Skipped buys appear in the gate funnel as uptrend_check_failed:<reason>.

Enable uptrend filter — skip buys that aren't currently trending up

Window (minutes)

How far back to look when measuring the trend. Default 45 — long enough to capture meaningful direction, short enough to be recent. Below 15 min the slope is too noisy. Above 60 min you lose responsiveness to current direction.

Strict trend mode — adds two filters on top of the basic trend checks. (1) Current price must be above the mean of the last 10 bars — blocks buys "at the top" where price has stabilized after a peak. (2) Recent slope as % of price must exceed 0.05% per bar (~1% over 20 bars) — blocks "barely positive" noise. Default ON since 5/15 after 13 of 20 trades immediately went red despite passing basic trend checks. Require bar data — block the buy if recent bars are missing. As of 5/15, the engine now fetches bars ON DEMAND at check time: first tries Polygon, then falls back to Alpaca if Polygon is empty/fails. Only rejects if BOTH providers return insufficient data (meaning the symbol genuinely isn't trading right now — illiquid, halted, or pre-IPO). Recommended ON — protects against buying into a vacuum.

📊 VWAP Filter — day-level direction anchor

Volume-weighted average price from today's market open. Stocks trading above their day's VWAP are in buying territory; below is selling territory. Catches the "buying the dead-cat bounce" pattern where the 30-min trend filter passes during a brief upward bounce inside a larger day-level downtrend. Added 5/18 after 16 of 17 trades lost despite passing trend filters — diagnosis showed stocks were rejected by trend filter early, then briefly passed on transient bounces, then crashed. Rejections appear in the gate funnel as vwap_check_failed:below_vwap.

Enable VWAP filter — require current price ≥ today's VWAP at buy time Require VWAP data — if fewer than 3 bars exist since today's market open (very early morning before bars accumulate), block the buy instead of allowing it through. Recommended OFF for early-morning trading; ON if you only want to trade after VWAP is well-established. Min VWAP deviation % — % — require price be at least this far above VWAP (0 = any positive, 1.0 = need a clear 1% cushion). Empirically: buys at <1% above VWAP have reversed almost instantly.

📈 EMA + 5-Min Breakout Filter — Pass 2 entry quality

Identifies stocks currently trending up across multiple horizons, not just stocks that already moved. Requires three sub-checks to all pass: above 6 EMA (short-term trend), above 15 EMA (longer trend), and within X% of the last 5-min breakout high (mid-move, not late-move chase). Periods were 9/20 until 9/30 — the slow period sets the earliest possible entry, since the gate needs that many 1-minute bars, so 15 brings the first eligible entry forward from 09:50 to 09:45. Tighter proximity = fewer signals, higher quality. Added 5/19 after VWAP alone was insufficient — diagnosis showed engine was buying stocks already topping out. Rejections appear as ema_breakout_failed:*.

Enable EMA + breakout filter

Breakout proximity %

Require EMA data — need at least 20 bars for the 20-EMA calculation. ON blocks when bars are sparse (early morning); OFF allows through. Recommended ON.

🎯 Spread-Aware Entry Pricing — Pass 2 entry quality

Replaces the old "ask × 1.015" (1.5% above ask) entry buffer, which made the engine a liquidity taker at almost any price. New logic: limit = ask + min(buffer%, half-spread), with rejection of wide-spread quotes and quick cancellation if price runs while pending. A no-fill is not a loss; a forced fill near the top is.

Enable spread-aware entry pricing

Buffer above ask (%)

Max spread (% — reject if wider)

Cancel unfilled after (seconds)

Engine enforces a 15-second minimum regardless of this value — a shorter window fills only when price is already falling through the limit (adverse selection). Unfilled/canceled entries retry after a 30-minute cooldown.

Abort if price moves > (%) while pending

🛑 Daily Limits — circuit breakers

Hard caps applied per day. The auto-halt uses the same "Stop New Buys" toggle mechanism — when triggered, it persists for the rest of the day and resets overnight. Max daily trades caps the count of buy orders sent to Alpaca (not gate-funnel rejections).

Auto-halt at realized loss of ($, set 0 to disable)

Max daily trades

Max candidates per cycle (0 = unlimited, default)

📚 CAN SLIM Fundamental Filter — William O'Neil method, pre-qualification

Daily-refreshed (8 AM ET) cache of fundamental data per ticker. Scan loop reads from cache (no API calls during trading). Enabling shrinks the tradeable universe substantially — most small-cap momentum names (sub-$5 with no earnings) will fail. Each criterion independently toggleable. Rejections appear as canslim_failed:c_fail|a_fail|s_fail|i_fail in the Rejections panel (highlighted purple).

⚠ First-time setup required: The ticker_fundamentals table must exist before CAN SLIM can be enabled. If you've just deployed the CAN SLIM build, click the button below to create it. Safe to call repeatedly (no-op if already exists).

📊 Populate cache now: The auto-refresh runs once daily at 8 AM ET. To populate immediately (e.g., right after first deploy so you don't have to wait until tomorrow), click below. Takes 5-15 minutes for the full ticker universe. Safe to leave the browser tab open — the refresh runs server-side and continues even if you close it.

🔬 Diagnose CAN SLIM data quality: If a refresh completed but 0 rows have full data, FMP probably isn't returning what we expect. Use these to see exactly what went wrong.

— For each ticker that passed CAN SLIM, shows latest score and which filter (if any) rejected it today.

Enable CAN SLIM filter (default OFF — expect ~80-90% universe shrinkage when enabled)

Required criteria (uncheck to make optional):

C — Current quarterly EPS growth ≥ minimum %, year-over-year (most recent Q vs same Q one year ago) A — Annual EPS growth ≥ minimum % average over last 3 years, AND positive each year S — Supply (float ≤ max). Smaller float = more upside potential on demand spikes I — Institutional sponsorship (# of 13F holders ≥ min). Real quality stocks have institutional buyers. ⚠ If 100% of rows show i_nodata in diagnostics, FMP's institutional endpoint isn't returning data for your plan — uncheck this until the endpoint path is corrected (use "Test FMP for one symbol" diagnostic to find working candidate). Require data — if a ticker has no cache row (new ticker, refresh worker hasn't reached it, FMP returned empty for it), BLOCK the buy instead of allowing through. Default OFF — permissive on missing data so new listings can still trade.

Thresholds (used by daily refresh worker):

C: Min quarterly EPS growth % (YoY)

A: Min annual EPS growth % avg (3y)

S: Max float (shares — 50,000,000 = 50M)

I: Min institutional holders (count)

Max tickers to refresh (0 = no cap = all active tickers, default; ordered by market cap DESC if capped)

Min market cap to refresh ($) (0 = no filter; set to 100,000,000 to skip OTC/micro-caps and drop 12k universe to ~2-3k real names)

Delay between tickers (ms) (FMP Premium = 750 calls/min; 600ms+ keeps us under cap)

Fetch institutional ownership data — disabled by default since FMP's endpoint returns 0% success on this plan (per dashboard). Saves ~25% API quota when off. Turn on once a working endpoint path is identified.

🗑️ Data Retention — auto-purge old rows

Daily purge at 3 AM ET. The features and scores tables are the main bloat sources — every scoring cycle writes one JSONB row per ticker to each. Defaults below are conservative for an active operator; tighten further if disk is constrained. Set any value to 0 to disable purge for that table. Tables NOT shown (trades, outcomes, tickers, fundamentals, users) are never purged — they're either small or contain irreplaceable P&L history.

Features (per-cycle indicator snapshots — biggest bloat source) days

Scores (historical rankings) days

Market bars (1-min OHLCV) days

AI analysis (GPT outputs) days

Documents (news articles) days

Trade activity (insider/congress) days

📧 Email Notifications

Sent to ALL active users with role='admin'. Requires SMTP credentials configured server-side via Email:* environment variables. All four toggles default off — opt in to whichever you want. Each event fires at most once per intent (e.g. one email per buy whether it fills or cancels).

On Buy — single email per buy, fired when the limit order fills OR is canceled On Sell — fired on every position close EXCEPT end-of-day (those go in the daily report instead) On Critical Alert — circuit breakers, hard stops, system failures (severity = Critical only) End-of-Day Report — daily P&L summary + per-trade table at ~3:50 PM ET

Rank formula:
RVOL × |change%| descending
Best conviction = highest relative volume AND biggest move.

Changes take effect within 3 minutes — no restart required

System AlertsAPI errors, service health & operational issues

🔴 Active Issues

🔧 API Diagnostics

📋 Recent System Events

📊 Minute BarsPer-minute price, volume and trade count for one ticker, exactly as stored

Ticker

Date (ET)

include pre/post market

Price, volume and VWAP are complete for every bar. Trade count is not — Polygon's full-market snapshot omits it and FMP's intraday feed has no such field, so it only arrives for the few hundred names that get per-symbol Polygon calls. Blank means the vendor did not supply it, which is different from zero trades. The header shows the actual coverage for the day you load.

🔎 Explain TickerEnter a symbol to see every gate it passed or failed, and why it was or was not bought

Ticker

Date (ET)

Time (ET) — optional

Two stages fail differently. Pre-loop drops (universe, instrument, score, liquidity) write no record anywhere — a symbol removed there is simply absent, which is why some names look like they were never considered. Entry-gate rejections do get stored, but only one row per gate per day. Every threshold below is read from your live Trade Settings, and anything the engine did not actually record is shown as unknown rather than guessed.
Leave Time blank and it explains the last snapshot inside your entry window. Set a time and it uses the last snapshot at or before it — what the engine actually had to work with at that instant, never a later one, since a future snapshot would explain a decision using data that did not exist yet.

🐛 DebugEngine state, scoring health & gate funnel — for diagnosing "why no trades"

⚙️ Engine Cycle Health

💰 Trading Status

🚧 Gate Funnel

🔬 Raw JSON

InformationUnderstanding AI signals & metrics

📊 Score (0–100)

The Score is a composite number from 0 to 100 that represents the overall strength of an AI-detected trading opportunity. Higher scores indicate stronger signals with more supporting evidence.

It combines three components:

Directional Signal (35%)AI sentiment analysis — how bullish or bearish the detected catalysts are. Derived from GPT's evaluation of news, earnings, and events.

Catalyst Signal (30%)Impact momentum — how significant and recent the catalysts are. High-impact events like earnings surprises or FDA decisions score higher than routine news.

Market Signal (25%)Technical confirmation from price velocity, volume spikes, and volatility expansion. Validates that the market is reacting to the catalyst.

Risk Penalty (-10%)Deductions for low liquidity, wide spreads, unreliable sources, halt risk, or contradictory signals.

60+ Strong 30 Moderate <30 Weak

🎯 Confidence (0–100%)

Confidence measures how reliable the score is — not how big the move will be, but how much you should trust the signal. A high score with low confidence means the signal is strong but uncertain.

Confidence is calculated from:

AI ConfidenceGPT's own assessment of how certain it is about the event interpretation. Ambiguous or speculative catalysts get lower AI confidence.

Liquidity ScoreHow easily the stock can be traded. Thin volume or wide spreads reduce confidence because execution is uncertain.

Source ReliabilityQuality of the data source. Major news wires and SEC filings are weighted higher than social media or unverified rumors.

50%+ High — act with conviction 25–49% Moderate — use caution <25% Low — monitor only

🧭 Direction

LONG indicates the AI expects the price to rise. SHORT indicates the AI expects the price to fall. Direction is determined by the sign of the raw score before taking its absolute value.

📏 Expected Move (basis points)

Estimated price movement in basis points (100bp = 1%). This is a heuristic based on catalyst impact, price velocity, and volume — not a prediction. Use it to gauge the magnitude of the opportunity, not as a price target.

💡 Recommendation

The Recommendation synthesizes Score, Confidence, Direction, and signal quality into a single actionable label. This is decision support — not investment advice.

Strong Buy ★★★

Score ≥ 50, Confidence ≥ 35%, AI catalyst confirmed, volume spike confirms. Highest conviction signal.

Strong Buy ★★

Score ≥ 50, Confidence ≥ 35%, no contradictory signals. Strong but without volume confirmation.

Buy

Score ≥ 30, Confidence ≥ 20%. Solid signal with reasonable conviction.

Buy — Mixed Signals

Meets Buy criteria but contradictory signals present. Proceed with caution.

Speculative Buy

Score ≥ 15 but low confidence, no AI catalyst, or thin data. Higher risk.

Watch

Score too low or conflicting signals too strong to act on. Monitor for developments.

Short-side equivalents (Strong Short, Short, Speculative Short) use the same thresholds for bearish direction.

📡 All Data Points Tracked

Complete inventory of every data source, feature, and signal that feeds into opportunity scoring. Data flows through the pipeline: Sources → Ingestion → AI Analysis → Feature Engineering → Scoring → Ranking.

📈 Market Data (Real-Time)

Source: Tiingo + FMP • Refresh: every 60 seconds during market hours

Last Price	Current traded price
Bid / Ask	Best bid and ask (when available)
OHLCV Bars	Open/High/Low/Close/Volume — 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, daily
Volume	Current session volume
Avg Volume (30d)	30-day average daily volume — basis for RVOL calculation
RVOL	Relative Volume = current vol ÷ avg vol. ≥2x = high conviction (green), 1–2x = elevated (yellow)
Trade Count	Number of individual trades (from Alpaca bars `n` field). Distinguishes real broad participation from a few large block trades
VWAP	Volume-Weighted Average Price — from Alpaca bars `vw` field. Price deviation from VWAP flags pumps or dumps
Day High / Low	Intraday high and low prices
Previous Close	Prior session closing price
Change / Change %	Dollar and percentage change from previous close
Market Cap	Total market capitalization
P/E Ratio	Price-to-earnings ratio (trailing)
52-Week High / Low	Annual price range

🌐 Ticker Universe (Reference)

Source: FMP Screener • Refresh: daily via Universe Seeder

Symbol	Ticker symbol (e.g., AAPL)
Exchange	NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX
Company Name	Full entity name
Sector / Industry	GICS sector and industry classification
Is Active	Whether ticker is currently tradeable

🤖 AI Analysis (GPT-4.5) (Per Document)

Source: GPT-4.5 structured extraction • Trigger: each new document ingested

Sentiment Score	-100 (extreme bearish) to +100 (extreme bullish)
Impact Level	0–100 significance rating for intraday effect
Bullish Probability	0.0–1.0 likelihood of upward movement
Bearish Probability	0.0–1.0 likelihood of downward movement
AI Confidence	0.0–1.0 model's certainty in its own assessment
Event Type	earnings, guidance, m&a, product, legal, macro, analyst, insider, layoffs, partnership, security_incident, regulatory, rumor, other
Time Sensitivity	immediate, intraday, or multi_day
Summary	≤600 char AI-written explanation of the event
Key Drivers	Up to 10 short driver strings explaining the signal
Risk Flags	halt_risk, low_liquidity, source_unreliable, contradictory, pump_risk, legal_uncertainty
Tickers Mentioned	All symbols referenced in the document
Numbers Mentioned	Key figures (EPS, revenue, guidance) with context
Model Version	GPT model used (e.g., gpt-4.5)
Prompt Version	Versioned prompt template for reproducibility

🔧 Computed Features (Per Scoring Cycle)

Computed every 1–5 minutes during market hours from raw data

vol_spike_ratio	Current 15m volume / avg 15m volume (30d) — detects unusual activity
rvol	Relative volume = current session vol ÷ 30-day avg vol. Live version of vol_spike_ratio
trade_count	Number of individual trades from Alpaca bars. <100 on high volume = suspicious block trades
dollar_volume	price × volume — real capital involved. Screener requires ≥$1M for high-conviction entries
vwap	Volume-weighted average price from stored bars. Baseline for detecting artificial price moves
vwap_dev_pct	% deviation of current price from VWAP. >±5% without volume = pump/dump signal
price_velocity	(last_price − price_15m_ago) / price_15m_ago — momentum
atr_expansion	ATR_15m_today / ATR_15m_30d — volatility regime change
gap_pct	(premarket_open − prev_close) / prev_close — gap impact
news_density_60m	Count of documents in last 60 minutes — catalyst frequency
sentiment_weighted	avg(sentiment × impact) — AI-weighted signal strength
bull_bear_skew	bullish_prob − bearish_prob — directional tilt
impact_momentum	sum(impact_level last 60m) − prior 60m — catalyst acceleration
source_reliability	Weighted score by source type (SEC filings > news > social)
liquidity_score	Function of spread, volume, and price — risk gating

📐 CAN SLIM Methodology (N · L · M factors implemented)

CAN SLIM is William O'Neil's growth stock methodology. It identifies stocks with strong fundamentals, institutional backing, and market leadership. This platform implements the three technical factors most relevant to intraday trading: N, L, and M.

Near New High

IBD Rule: Buy stocks breaking out near their 52-week high, not extended laggards. Leaders typically break out from bases within 15% of their 52-week high.

Score 100	Within 5% of 52W high
Score 85	Within 10% of 52W high
Score 70	Within 15% — IBD threshold
Score 40	Within 25% of 52W high
Score 0–20	>35% below high — laggard

Score impact: N ≥ 70 → up to +8 pts boost

Leader vs Laggard

IBD Rule: Buy the top 1–2 stocks in a strong industry group. An RS Rating of 80+ means the stock outperformed 80% of all stocks over the past 12 months.

80–100	Leader — top 20% of universe
60–79	Average — mid-range performer
0–59	Laggard — avoid or short

How computed: Each ticker's position in its 52-week range is percentile-ranked against the full scored universe each cycle. Stored as 0–100.

Market Direction

IBD Rule: Don't fight the market. 3 out of 4 stocks follow the general market trend. Only buy when the market is in a confirmed uptrend.

↑ Uptrend	SPY price ≥ 50-day MA
↓ Downtrend	SPY price < 50-day MA

Score impact: Downtrend → −8 pts penalty applied to every score. Checked every 5 min using SPY stored daily bars.

Full CAN SLIM also includes: C (Current earnings ≥25% growth), A (Annual EPS growth 3+ years), S (Supply/demand — float + institutional buying), I (Institutional sponsorship). These require quarterly earnings history ingestion and are planned for a future phase. The IBD verdict shown in each ticker's expand panel reads ✓ IBD-quality setup when N ≥ 70, L ≥ 80, and M = uptrend all align simultaneously.

📰 Documents & News (Textual Intelligence)

Source: Tiingo News API • Refresh: every 30–120 seconds

Title	Headline text
Source	Vendor/publisher identifier
Source Type	news, ir, earnings, filing, social, internal
Published At	Original publication timestamp
Body Text	Full article/release content (cleaned)
Content Hash	SHA-256 for deduplication
URL	Link to original source
Language	Document language (default: en)

👤 Insider Trades (SEC Form 4)

Source: FMP API • Refresh: every 15 minutes

Reporting Name	Name of insider (officer, director, 10% owner)
Title / Role	CEO, CFO, Director, 10% Owner, etc.
Action	Buy (Acquisition) or Sell (Disposition)
Shares Transacted	Number of shares bought/sold
Price	Transaction price per share
Total Value	shares × price — dollar value of trade
Securities Owned	Post-transaction holding count
Transaction Date	When the trade occurred
Filing Date	When Form 4 was filed with SEC
SEC Filing URL	Link to original Form 4 filing

Scoring Impact: Insider buying aligned with signal direction → +10 point boost; confidence +10%

🏛️ Congress Trades (STOCK Act)

Source: FMP API (Senate + House) • Refresh: every ~60 minutes

Member Name	Full name of congress member
Chamber	Senate or House of Representatives
Office / District	State and district of the member
Transaction Type	purchase, sale, sale_partial, sale_full, exchange
Amount Range	e.g., "$1,001 – $15,000" (STOCK Act range format)
Estimated Value	Midpoint of reported range
Asset Description	Description of the security traded
Date Received	When disclosure was received by ethics office
Capital Gains >$200	Whether trade had capital gains over $200
Filing URL	Link to STOCK Act disclosure

Scoring Impact: Congress buying aligned with signal → +12 point boost (highest of all trade activity); confidence +12%. Stronger than insider trades due to well-documented informational advantage.

🏦 Institutional Holdings (SEC EDGAR 13F)

Source: SEC EDGAR — free, no API key • Refresh: every ~60 minutes

Fund Name	Investment manager / fund name
CIK	SEC Central Index Key of the filer
Issuer Name	Name of held company (as filed)
CUSIP	9-character security identifier
Title of Class	e.g., COM, COM CL A, CALL, PUT
Shares Held	Number of shares in position
Market Value ($)	Dollar value of position (post-2023: exact dollars)
Investment Discretion	SOLE, SHARED, or DEFINED
Put / Call	Options exposure indicator (when applicable)
Filing Date	When 13F was filed with SEC
Period of Report	Quarter-end date the filing covers
Accession Number	SEC filing identifier for audit trail

Scoring Impact: Institutional accumulation aligned with signal → +5 point boost. CUSIP→ticker mappings are self-learned and improve over time.
Note: 13F filings are quarterly with ~45 day reporting lag.

✂️ Stock Splits (Detection & Penalty)

Source: FMP API • Refresh: every 2 hours • Window: ±90 days

Symbol	Affected ticker
Split Date	Effective date of split
Ratio	e.g., 4:1, 10:1, 1:10 (reverse)
Forward / Reverse	Whether numerator > denominator
Days Since/Until	Age or countdown to split date

Scoring Impact: Splits distort price/volume signals causing false positives. Penalty: −20 pts within 7 days, −10 pts within 14 days, −5 pts within 30 days. Upcoming splits: −10 pts. Confidence: −15% within 14 days.

🏆 Scoring Outputs (Per Ticker Per Cycle)

Generated every 1–5 minutes, stored in scores table

Score	0–100 composite opportunity strength
Confidence	0.0–1.0 signal reliability
Direction	long or short
Expected Move (bp)	Estimated price movement in basis points
Horizon (minutes)	30 (immediate), 120 (intraday), or 390 (full day)
Rationale	Human-readable explanation of the signal
Supporting Signals	List of evidence supporting the direction
Contradicting Signals	List of evidence opposing the direction
Recommendation	Strong Buy/Buy/Speculative/Watch/Short variants
Inputs Snapshot	All feature + document IDs for reproducibility

📊 Outcomes & Calibration (Backtesting)

Labeled overnight for weight tuning • Stored in outcomes table

Realized Move (bp)	Actual price movement over the predicted horizon
Max Adverse (bp)	Maximum adverse excursion (worst drawdown)
Max Favorable (bp)	Maximum favorable excursion (best peak)
Realized Horizon (min)	Actual time to peak move

🛡️ Risk Filters (Hard Gates)

Applied before ranking — tickers failing these are excluded from scoring

Min Dollar Volume	Minimum $ volume over last 20 minutes
Max Spread %	Maximum bid-ask spread percentage
Halt / SSR Detection	Trading halt or Short Sale Restriction active
Price Floor	Minimum price threshold (avoid penny stocks)
Blacklist	Manually excluded tickers

🧠 Self-Learning Maps (Auto-Growing)

Mapping tables that improve automatically as data flows through the system

CUSIP → Ticker	Maps 9-char CUSIPs from 13F filings to our symbols. Learned from each filing processed.
Issuer Name → Ticker	Maps 13F issuer names (e.g., "APPLE INC") to symbols. Uses 4-strategy fuzzy matching.
Company Aliases	Handles name variants by stripping suffixes (INC, CORP, LTD, etc.) and matching by prefix/contains.

📋 Data Source Summary

Source	Provider	Cost	Refresh	Data Type
Quotes & Bars	Tiingo + Alpaca	Included	60 sec	Real-time prices, OHLCV bars
News	Tiingo + Alpaca	Included	30–120 sec	Headlines + full text
Ticker Universe	Alpaca + FMP	Included	Daily	Active tradeable assets, seeding
Snapshots & Movers	Alpaca	Included	60 sec	Latest trade, quote, minute bar
Profiles & Fundamentals	FMP	Included	Daily	Sector, P/E, market cap
Insider Trades	FMP	Included	15 min	SEC Form 4
Congress Trades	FMP	Included	~60 min	STOCK Act (Senate + House)
Stock Splits	FMP	Included	2 hours	Calendar ±90 days
Institutional 13F	SEC EDGAR	Free	~60 min	13F-HR holdings (XML)
AI Analysis	OpenAI GPT-4.5	Per-token	Per document	Structured extraction

Top — Opportunities

Market MoversReal-time gainers, losers & most active from FMP

🟢 Top Gainers

🔴 Top Losers

🔥 Most Active

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📈 Price History

📊 Price & Volume

🤖 AI Score & Signals

📋 Fundamentals

📐 Feature Readout

📐 CAN SLIM Analysis (N · L · M factors)

📊 Trade Activity Summary

✂️ Stock Split

👤 Insider Trades (90 days)

🏛️ Congress Trades (90 days)

🏦 Institutional Holdings (13F filings)

📰 Recent Documents & Catalysts

AlertsScore jumps, new catalysts, trading events

System OverviewPipeline health & data stats

SettingsYour dashboard filters — find the best opportunities

🤖 Signal Filters

📋 Stock Filters

📊 Volume & Momentum

📐 Technical Position

🛡️ Risk Gates

🔔 Notifications

My ProfileAccount details

👤 Personal Information

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📊 Open Positions

📋 Today's Trades

🚫 Today's Rejections ⟳

📈 Performance History 7 days14 days30 days

📝 Recent Alpaca Orders

WatchlistEvery ticker the engine is watching · scored + CAN SLIM-passed

Trading InfoHow the auto-trading engine works

🏗️ Architecture Overview

📥 Entry Rules

💰 Budget Controls

🛑 Stop Loss & Trailing Stops

🚨 Circuit Breakers

🛡️ Risk Manager

📊 Data Pipeline

⏰ Daily Schedule

⚠️ Important Notes

Stock ScreenerReal-time anti-manipulation filters

Trade Settings Auto-trading engine parameters — changes apply within 3 minutes

💰 Budget & Sizing

🚦 Entry Gates

📈 Trailing Stop

📡 Path 2 — Market Scan Thresholds — pre-market watchlist + intraday momentum scan

System AlertsAPI errors, service health & operational issues

🔴 Active Issues

🔧 API Diagnostics

📋 Recent System Events

📊 Minute BarsPer-minute price, volume and trade count for one ticker, exactly as stored

🔎 Explain TickerEnter a symbol to see every gate it passed or failed, and why it was or was not bought

🐛 DebugEngine state, scoring health & gate funnel — for diagnosing "why no trades"

⚙️ Engine Cycle Health ⟳

💰 Trading Status ⟳

🚧 Gate Funnel ⟳

🔬 Raw JSON

InformationUnderstanding AI signals & metrics

📊 Score (0–100)

🎯 Confidence (0–100%)

🧭 Direction

📏 Expected Move (basis points)

💡 Recommendation

📡 All Data Points Tracked

📈 Market Data (Real-Time)

🌐 Ticker Universe (Reference)

🤖 AI Analysis (GPT-4.5) (Per Document)

🔧 Computed Features (Per Scoring Cycle)

📐 CAN SLIM Methodology (N · L · M factors implemented)

🚫 Today's Rejections

📈 Performance History

⚙️ Engine Cycle Health

💰 Trading Status

🚧 Gate Funnel