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A practical guide to BullSyte research, signal interpretation, automation, portfolio journaling, and safe brokerage workflows.
Reading a signal
Start with recommendation, confidence, horizon, entry range, target, and risk level. Treat every output as research—not an instruction to trade—and validate price freshness before acting.
Confidence and horizons
Confidence expresses model conviction given available inputs. It is not a probability of profit. Compare like-for-like horizons and use the Accuracy area to review observed outcomes.
Analysis workflow
Watchlist runs produce the latest snapshot. Daily stages capture premarket, midday, and close context. Trends compare expected and observed moves while Reports provide the full run ledger.
Risk controls
Size exposure around your own risk profile, liquidity, concentration, and maximum tolerable loss. Paper Trading is the right place to validate an idea before any brokerage execution.
Recommended workflow
A repeatable path from discovery to review.
- 01
Build a focused watchlist
- 02
Review market context
- 03
Run and compare analysis
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Paper-test the thesis
- 05
Journal outcomes and learn
Common questions
Why is a quote delayed?
Price source and timestamp appear with market data where available. Closed markets, provider throttling, and upstream gaps can produce delayed or cached values.
What is the difference between Portfolio and Paper Trading?
Portfolio is an execution journal for real or imported lots. Paper Trading is device-local simulation and never sends an order.
Can an automated schedule trade for me?
No. Analysis schedules and notifications do not submit brokerage orders. Robinhood orders require a separate review and confirmation flow.
How should I report incorrect data?
Use Feedback, select Data quality, and include the symbol, screen, timestamp, and expected value without sharing secrets.