One workflow, from first screen to recorded outcome
TradingScope covers the parts of the trading day that usually live in five different tabs. Everything below is in the product today.
Signal Scanner
A ranked shortlist from each market scan.
Markets give you thousands of tickers and no shortlist. The Signal Scanner screens the tradeable universe every session and ranks candidates by how well their technical conditions line up, so your session starts with a shortlist instead of a blank chart.
A structured second read, with the reasoning shown.
AI does not predict markets, and TradingScope does not claim it can. What it does well is read a lot of context quickly and lay out a structured case covering technicals, trend, volume, the potential downside weighed against the potential upside, news and fundamentals, with the reasoning behind every dimension.
Many setups are still forming when they first appear. The watchlist keeps them under observation, checks them against current data and separates current information from conclusions that need a fresh analysis.
Examine how a rule set behaved in historical data.
Backtesting examines how a configured rule set would have behaved across historical data. It reports the simulated outcome distribution so assumptions and variations can be compared using a consistent method.
Review recorded activity instead of relying on memory.
The journal turns recorded trading activity into a reviewable dataset. Positions can include entry, stop, targets and outcome, and available analytics are calculated from the recorded data.
Simplified, sanitized representations of the product interface. Any instrument shown is a dated historical snapshot, not current analysis.
Asset detail: full market contextIllustrative product view
DailyBollinger BandsVolumeRSI (14)MACD
Rendered by the same charting engine and indicator code as the product. Data is illustrative, no instrument is identified, and no entry, stop or target levels are drawn.
Where dimensions disagree, the analysis states the disagreement instead of resolving it into a single verdict, and the reasoning behind each dimension stays attached.
Supporting evidence
Reversal conditions met on the daily screen
Fundamental quality scored 7/10
Price holding above the lower band
Conflicting evidence
Volume scored 4/10
MACD histogram rolling over
Weekly momentum stretched
Technical
6
Volume
4
Fundament.
7
News & mkt
6
Illustrative example of how an analysis is presented. No instrument is identified, and no entry, exit or sizing figures are shown.
FundamentalsStructure shown · figures read live per instrument
Valuation & Analyst
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Forward P/E—
P/S—
Analyst consensus—
Price target—
Profitability & Growth
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Operating margin—
ROE—
Revenue growth—
Earnings growth—
Financial Health
Debt / equity—
Current ratio—
Free cash flow—
Interest coverage—
Ownership & Price
Institutional held—
Insider held—
52-week range position—
Market cap—
Options Sentiment
Implied volatility—
Put/call (volume)—
Put/call (open interest)—
The fundamentals view as structured in the product. Figures are intentionally not shown here. They are read per instrument from market data.
AI WatchlistWorkflow states
WatchingConditions forming; rechecked as new data arrives
Re-checkingAwaiting a fresh read. Stale conclusions are not shown as current
TriggeredThe recorded threshold condition has been met
ResolvedSituation resolved or invalidated, and logged either way
How monitored setups move between states. No watchlist contents are shown.
BacktesterSimulated · hypothetical
Rule setDate rangeUniverseStop & target logic
Trades simulated
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Win rate
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Average return
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Max drawdown
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Simulation interface shown structurally. Backtested results are hypothetical, benefit from hindsight, and are never presented as live results.
