Speed Signal AI is screening and analytics software, not a broker-dealer or investment adviser. Scores, phases, and screening results are data outputs and research candidates, not investment advice, recommendations, trading signals, or a buy list. Always do your own research.
What you see
- Market Snapshot: a market-regime card (Bullish, Neutral, or Bearish) that summarizes which way the day’s scan is leaning, based on the mix of phases across the scanned names, plus four KPI counts that update each session, each showing the percentage change versus the prior session: New Liftoffs, Pre-Ignition Upgrades, names Near Pivot, and Failed Setups. Each KPI is clickable and opens the Signal Board filtered to that group.
- Top 10 Daily Setups: the session’s highest-ranked names in one table, with a Filters panel to narrow them.
- Signal Story: a short narrative summary of the day.
- Sector Strength: which sectors are leading and lagging in the day’s scan.
- Recent Setups: names that recently moved into a setup, tracked by their price change since then.
Scores update once per day, after the US market closes. Everything you see reflects the most recent completed trading session, not live intraday prices. The only live element is the candlestick chart on a ticker’s detail page.
Read the Market Snapshot
The Market Snapshot sets the backdrop. The regime card summarizes which way the day’s scan is leaning, from the balance of phases in today’s results, and lands on Bullish, Neutral, or Bearish. The four KPIs then count what changed in the scan today, each with a day-over-day delta (a percentage change versus the prior session) so you can see the direction of travel. Selecting a KPI jumps into the Signal Board pre-filtered to those names, with a banner showing which Daily Brief group you came from.A day-over-day delta describes what already happened at the last close. It is shown as a percentage change versus the prior session (for example, ”▲ +25%” beside New Liftoffs means that count rose about 25% from the prior session). It is not a forecast.
Filter the Top 10 Daily Setups
Open the Daily Brief
It is the default view. If you are elsewhere, select Daily Brief in the top navigation (or press 1).
Open the Filters panel
On the Top 10 Daily Setups table, select Filters to narrow the list by Phase (Coiling, Pre-Ignition, Liftoff), market cap (Small/Mid vs Large), how recently a name changed phase, and whether it is still below its trigger.
Go deeper in the Signal Board
Select View all setups to open the full Signal Board, where you can sort, apply the themed chips, and open individual tickers.
Read the Sector Strength card
The Sector Strength card shows which industry groups are supportive and which are acting as a headwind in the current session. It is context: a name in a leading sector has a tailwind, while a name in a lagging sector is working against its group. It does not rank individual stocks and does not change any ticker’s phase or Conviction.Read the Recent Setups card
The Recent Setups card lists names that moved into a setup recently and tracks how their price has behaved since then. It is a look back at how earlier setups have played out, not a prompt to act on any of them.Limits & common mistakes
- The Daily Brief reflects one completed session. The counts and deltas describe the most recent close, not live intraday movement.
- A day-over-day delta is not a forecast. Each KPI shows a percentage change versus the prior session (for example, ”▲ +25%” beside New Liftoffs); it says nothing about what happens next.
- The Signal Story is a plain-language recap, not a prediction. It summarizes the day’s scan; it does not tell you what to do with any name.
- Empty or quiet sections are normal. On a slow session, some counts may be low or a card may hold few names. That is a description of the market, not an error.
Next steps
Signal Board
Explore and filter the full list the Daily Brief opens into.
Phases & Conviction
What Coiling, Pre-Ignition, Liftoff, and Conviction levels mean.
Set up Alerts
Get notified when these groups change, without checking manually.