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The Signal Board is the full, filterable list behind the Daily Brief. Use it to explore, sort, and compare every ticker in the day’s scan by phase, Conviction, and market cap, then open any name for its full detail.
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.

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What you see

The Signal Board with its quick-filter chips, the KPI row, and a results table showing Phase badges and Conviction levels
At the top of the board sit a search box (search by ticker or company) and a row of themed chips ending in an “Advanced Filters” button. Below that, a row of KPI cards summarizes the session, and under that is the results table. Every row shows the ticker, its Phase badge (Coiling / Pre-Ignition / Liftoff / Below), and its Conviction level (the column header reads “Conviction”), plus context columns: Setup Quality, Trigger, Distance to Pivot, Earnings Risk, and a short plain-language Signal Story summarizing the setup. The main table is fixed to the day’s ranking, highest Conviction first; its column headers do not re-sort it.
Free and Pro. On Free, the board shows the top 20 ranked setups of the day (all columns), with a banner showing how many more exist. The KPI counts and chip counts still reflect the whole universe. Pro shows the full ranked universe (~3,000 tickers) and the Advanced Filters drawer.
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.

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The KPI row

Four cards sit above the table and count how many names fall into each group in the current session:
“Best Today” groups the highest relative Conviction of the session, not an objectively good or recommended list. See Phases & Conviction for why Conviction resets each day.

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Filter with the themed chips

A row of eight single-select chips sits above the table. Selecting one narrows the board to that theme; selecting it again clears it. Only one chip is active at a time.
Conviction is relative and resets every session. “High” means a ticker ranked among the highest relative scores in that day’s scan of 3,000+ tickers, not that it is an objectively good or recommended stock. A ticker’s Conviction can change from one day to the next because the pool changed, not because the company did.

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Advanced Filters

The “Advanced Filters” drawer is a Pro feature. The “Advanced Filters” button, at the end of the chip row, opens a drawer with the deeper controls:
  • Conviction pills (Low / Medium / High) to keep or hide names by Conviction level.
  • Status, Tier (Large / Mid / Small), and Risk Flags pills to include or exclude names by phase, size band, or anomaly.
  • A Top N cap that limits the list to the highest-ranked names.
  • The eligibility thresholds, each with an inline help icon (see below).
  • Clear All to reset every filter.
  • A compact comparison table at the bottom of the drawer with tighter columns: Ticker, Conf, Status, Tier, Exchange, Price, Chg %, Vol X, and MCap. Here the Conviction level is shortened to Conf.
The compact table has its own “Search (advanced)…” box, and, unlike the main board, you can sort it by clicking any column header. The board paginates large result sets, so sorting and counts apply across the whole list, not just the visible page.
There is no sector filter on the Signal Board. Sector context lives on the Daily Brief as the Sector Strength card.

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Adjust the eligibility thresholds

Before scoring, every stock must pass a set of coverage filters so the board stays focused on liquid, tradable US equities. In the Advanced Filters drawer you can adjust most of these thresholds yourself, and each field has an inline help icon explaining what it does: Free float above 30% is also required, and names in a clearly established downtrend are filtered out. See Data & coverage for the default values and the universe.

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Why isn’t my ticker here?

If a stock you expect is missing, it usually failed one of the filters above, most often price, liquidity, market cap, or the earnings buffer around a confirmed report date. It may also simply be in the Below phase (not in an active setup right now) rather than filtered out. Loosen the relevant threshold in the Advanced Filters drawer to check.

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How to read the results

  • Lead with the Phase badge (where the setup sits) and the Conviction level (how it ranks today). They are separate axes: a Coiling name can be High Conviction and a Liftoff name can be Low.
  • Use the Advanced Filters drawer’s compact table (Conf, Status, Tier, Exchange, Price, Chg %, Vol X, MCap) as extra comparison context, not as a verdict.
  • Risk flags such as Extended, Elevated VIX, or Pre-Earnings Run are informational; they do not change the score. See Anomalies.
  • Select any row to open its preview panel (a side panel on desktop, a bottom sheet on mobile) with the key facts, then use “View Full Analysis” to open the complete detail page.

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Limits & common mistakes

  • The board reflects the last completed session. Nothing here updates intraday.
  • A high Conviction is relative to today’s pool, not a rating of the company. It can change tomorrow because the market changed, not because the stock did.
  • Loosening every threshold widens the list but not its meaning. The filters exist to keep the scan on liquid, tradable names.
  • The themed chips are single-select. Only one is active at a time. A Daily Brief drill-down clears the active chip (and vice versa); the Advanced Filters drawer coexists with the active chip.

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Next steps

How scoring works

The three pillars behind every phase and Conviction level.

Phases & Conviction

What each phase means and why Conviction is relative.

Ticker detail

Open any row for its full chart, technicals, and fundamentals.