How to read AlphaSoveris
How to read a signal
Each signal presents a direction, setup strength, entry, stop, target ladder, and a forecast band. The signal date is the business trading date the setup is meant to cover.
Entry, stop, and target
Entry marks the reference level for acting on the setup. Stop marks the invalidation level. Target levels show the planned upside or downside checkpoints if the setup develops as expected.
Setup strength
Setup strength is a public-safe confidence label for the quality and alignment of the signal. Higher strength indicates a stronger structure, not a guarantee of outcome.
Forecast band
The forecast band shows a low, midpoint, and high range around the projected move. It is a planning aid, not a promise that price will travel to each level.
Generated date vs signal date
Generated date shows when the AlphaSoveris batch was published. Signal date is the business trading date the batch is intended to support. These two timestamps can differ if the batch is prepared before market open.
Previous-day performers
Previous-day performers are resolved setups from the prior audited trading session. They are ranked from the published outcome set and summarized using realized R, plus signal and direction verdicts.
Risk notice and limits
AlphaSoveris is an informational pilot. Signals can fail, data can change, and market conditions can invalidate a setup quickly. Nothing in the product should be treated as personalized financial advice.