Scanned, qualified setups — sent to your broker your way, with exits attached. Journaled for review.
Graded scans and published strategies show which names qualify today. Pick the strategies you want and adjust their settings — or send your own TradingView alerts — then choose, for each one, how a signal reaches your broker: an alert you act on, an order you approve with one tap, or auto-execute. Every order carries its stop and target and lands in your journal for review. Orders go out through a small relay on your computer, so your broker login never leaves your machine. Start on paper.
- Alert, approve or auto — you choose
- Published strategies or your own alerts
- Stop & target on every order
- Broker keys stay on your computer
- Paper first
Why: already trending, pulled back to its trend line and turned up. One click to order from here.
From the desk · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Election day volatility and tech weakness dominate; defensive rotation persists.
Every trading day at 9:00 AM ET the Hub makes one call on the session, with the plan and its levels — and scores it at the close. So far: 18 of 25 right, every miss still on the page.
Read today's report →Glued to Discord
The call lands while you are in a meeting. By the time you see it, the entry is gone.
Exits that never happen
The stop never got attached. The profit came and went.
Bots that want your password
Most automation asks for your broker login. That should stay yours.
Learn the setup, not the alert
Rules you can check — not calls you have to trust
Chat-room alerts and copy trading hand you someone else’s trade. Here every scan comes from published rules, every level is drawn on the chart, and every list stays up — misses included — so you can learn to find the setup yourself.
Tonight’s breakout watchlist
Strong stocks in tight flags or pulling back to the 10-day, each on its chart with the trigger and the stop.
How the scanner picks them
From 5,000 stocks to a short list: liquidity, momentum, the setup, and the earnings filter.
Discords, copy trading or scans?
What each one teaches you, what it costs you, and the questions to ask any signal service — including us.
One app, three jobs
Scan. Trade your way. Review.
Everything in the app does one of these three things — so there is nothing extra to learn.
01
Find
What qualifies today — from graded scans and published strategies.
- Scans graded A+ to B — breakouts, new uptrends, shakeouts, big options bets
- A morning note and an evening plan, in a few lines
- A weekly report on where money is rotating
- Every setup on its chart, with the plan drawn in
02
Trade
Sent your way — alert, approve or auto — with the exits attached.
- Published strategies you adjust, your TradingView alerts, or one click
- A stop and a target on every order
- A daily loss limit and a cap per stock
- Placed at your broker by a relay on your computer
03
Review
What happened, and what to change.
- Telegram when your broker fills it — or why it did not
- A journal that fills itself
- Every trade taken or skipped, with the reason
- AI insights and a daily look back: what worked, what to change
Strategies
Every strategy, at a glance
Read it the way you trade: by how it gets in, or by what it buys. Turn on the ones that fit — or bring your own alerts.
| Strategy | Setup | Trades |
|---|---|---|
| ORB (Opening Range Breakout) | Breakout | Shares or options |
| Mag 7 Intraday | BreakoutPullback | Shares or options |
| EMA TrendBeta | TrendPullback | Shares or options |
| QMomentum BreakoutBeta | Breakout | Shares |
| Swing | BreakoutPullback | Shares or options |
| Long-Term HoldsBeta | Pullback | Shares |
| Option Income | RangeTrend | Option spreads |
| Your TradingView alerts | Your setup | Shares or options |
Your call
You decide how every order goes out
Set it per strategy, change it any time. Nothing reaches your broker unless you chose that.
Alerts only
Approve each trade
Auto-execute
Exits, handled
Stops and profits are taken care of
Getting out is the hard part when you are busy. Every order leaves with its exits, whichever way it goes out.
A stop and a target on every order
Profits protected as they grow
Day trades tidied up
Limits you set
- AMZN call Oct 12TradingViewProtecting gains
bought 0.98 · safety exit 0.74 · profit goal 1.47
- QQQ call Oct 10Mag 7 IntradayExits waiting at broker
bought 2.10 · safety exit 1.58 · profit goal 3.15
- NVDA sharesLong-TermHeld · safety exit at broker
bought 178.40 · safety exit 167.70 · profit goal —
Closing one trade never touches another in the same stock.
Privacy first
Your broker login stays on your computer
A small relay on your computer places each order. The Hub writes the ticket; your relay places it.
- Your login stays on your computer — passwords and tokens never reach us.
- Paper first. Nothing to install until you want live orders.
- Live needs the relay running on a machine you leave on.
Stays on your computer
- ✓Broker login and password
- ✓Broker API keys and tokens
- ✓Full account numbers
- ✓The order connection to your broker
What the Hub receives
- →The tickets it sends your relay
- →Fills, so your journal fills itself
- →Positions and balances for your dashboard
- →Account shown as …1234 — never the full number
Your computer connects out to the Hub. The Hub cannot reach in, and it cannot log in to your broker.
Start on paper. Add the relay when you trust the book.
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