TradeSync Market turns a raw chart read into a dated, priced, tracked trade idea — stocks and options — with the entry, invalidation, and target published before the candle closes. No edits after the fact.
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Every alert follows the same route — nothing skipped, nothing added after it's live. That's what makes the log worth reading.
Structure, levels, and volume context get drawn directly on the chart before a thesis is written — not after a move already proves it right.
Volatility, correlated names, and the broader tape are weighed against the setup before it's cleared to publish.
Entry, invalidation, and target are locked the moment it's live. No retroactive edits — what you saw first is what's graded.
Hit, stopped, or still open — every setup is scored against its own original numbers, visible to every member.
No vague "watch this level" callouts. Every card carries a direction, a thesis, three prices, and a status that updates until the trade is closed.
Reclaimed the 50-day on rising volume after basing for six weeks; copper strength giving the move a tailwind.
Held the gap-fill after earnings; call skew cheapened enough to justify defined risk into the next leg.
Failed retest of the breakdown level on thinning volume; sizing kept small ahead of the print.
Illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only — not live alerts and not investment advice. See full disclosure in the footer.
An alert on its own is a tip. Inside the workspace it's a working record — sized, journaled, and checked against everything else you're watching.
Names on deck, grouped by sector, with the reason each one earned a seat.
A running journal of every setup taken, sized, and reviewed against plan.
An assistant that already has the chart and the thesis open — ask it anything.
The full marked-up library, searchable by ticker, setup type, or outcome.
Every signal ever published, with its original numbers, unedited.
Live during the session, for the setups that don't fit neatly into an alert.
Most AI trading tools start from nothing and guess. This one starts from the marked-up chart, the published thesis, and the full log — so what it tells you is grounded in something you can check.
Why did the FCX long get a tighter stop than the last copper name?
FCX cleared the 50-day on lighter volume than XME's breakout last month, so the stop sits closer — 39.80 keeps risk under 1R if the reclaim fails.
Have we published anything else in metals this quarter?
Two — a stopped SCCO short in June and the open FCX long above. No overlap flags on sizing.
"The unedited log is what sold me. I've watched three setups get stopped out in plain sight — that's rarer than it should be."
M. Alvarez — swing trader, member 2 yrs
"I stopped needing five tabs open. Watchlist, thesis, and tracker live in one place and it actually stays current."
D. Okafor — options, member 8 mo
"Copilot pulling up prior signals on a ticker before I add to a position has saved me from doubling up more than once."
R. Chen — part-time trader, member 1 yr
Every tier reads the same unedited track record. Higher ranks get more of the workspace around it.
Enough to see whether the log is worth trusting.
Real-time alerts, the full toolkit, nothing delayed.
Everything in Helm, plus the AI research copilot.
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