Start with the latest selection
Open My Dashboard and select the latest signal date. Compare ticker and target, then open the setup. Essential shows the list; Pro adds technical values; Elite adds charts.
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Understand Open T1 and the target
Open T1 is the opening price of the trading session after the signal date. Target % expresses the target price relative to that reference. Before the next session opens, the opening reference is not yet known.
Read support, resistance and indicators
Support and resistance are technical reference levels. RSI, trend, momentum and volume describe different aspects of the setup. Read them together with the chart and date; an indicator alone is not an instruction.
Check outcomes in Results
Choose a signal date in the Daily Hit Report. Hit/signals is cumulative at the number of sessions shown. Zero elapsed sessions are not yet measurable. The separate five-session KPI uses a fixed horizon.
Your daily workflow
Review the latest selection, open the setups you want to examine, and check their status on later sessions. Your independent analysis and risk decisions remain essential.
Your analysis, in one view.
1 · Signal date
Check the setup date and status first. Public examples are historical; the member dashboard contains the latest selection.
2 · Target
Target from Open T1 measures the statistical price objective relative to the opening price of the next trading session. It is a reference level, not a guaranteed return.
3 · Price and levels
Compare price action with support and resistance. These levels provide technical context for your own analysis.
4 · Indicators
Read score, RSI, momentum, volume and patterns where available. Missing values remain unavailable.
5 · Full / Short
Short focuses on recent price action; Full adds broader historical context. Both are included in Elite.
6 · HIT / OPEN
Technical snapshot values for HIT signals refer to the preceding trading session; the chart includes the HIT candle. HIT means the target price was reached; OPEN means no confirmed hit is recorded. Consult Results for elapsed sessions and outcomes.
Study the session before the target hit
For completed signals, the price chart ends on the first target-hit session, including that candle. Technical snapshot values are calculated using only trading sessions before the hit. Both dates are displayed separately. Indicator curves show the evolution through the hit; the snapshot summarizes the preceding session.
Open T1 and the statistical target retain their original signal references. Undated historical levels or proprietary scores are unavailable rather than replaced with current values. OPEN charts show their stated snapshot date. This historical view helps you study the method; the pre-hit snapshot is distinct from the analysis at signal issuance.