TL;DR: We put ChartPilot’s momentum scanner to the test for one full week — capturing every signal exactly as it appeared on September 22–23. No cherry-picking, no manual tweaks — just the raw system output. Here’s what happened.
Understanding ChartPilot Signals
Right now, ChartPilot provides three distinct signal types:
🔵 Bullish Signals
These indicate strong technical momentum suggesting an upward move.
When multiple indicators align — EMA positioning, squeeze momentum, and trend strength — the algorithm flags a high-probability bullish setup.
🔴 Bearish Signals
The opposite of bullish. These identify stocks showing technical weakness, where indicators suggest downward pressure or distribution.
🟡 Watchlist Signals
Think of these as “bullish-lite” — stocks showing partial confirmation of strength, but not all timeframes are aligned yet.
They’re ideal for shorter-term opportunities where you take profits quickly once momentum confirms.
Week One Performance
Here’s the exact setup we were tracking. The TradingView pointer shows the precise moment our scan flagged the stock for review:
Results:
We saw the same behavior with this scan:
Results:
The Takeaway
The goal of this first test wasn’t to “look smart” — it was to validate that our signals react early, consistently, and objectively.
Even in just one week, the scanner highlighted strong momentum setups that later confirmed.
This is the foundation of ChartPilot’s mission: turn complex technical analysis into simple, actionable signals.
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