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Open any ticker to see everything the system knows about it in one place: where it sits in its setup, how it ranks today, the conditions behind that, and a chart. Each part is descriptive context to help you review the name before doing your own research.
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 detail page leads with the ticker’s Phase badge and its Conviction number, shown as Conviction NN/100 with a level (Low, Medium, or High). Below the header, a candlestick chart and three sub-tabs, Overview, Technicals, and Fundamentals, hold the rest of the context.
A Ticker Detail page with the Phase badge, the Conviction value, the candlestick chart, and the Overview, Technicals, and Fundamentals sub-tabs
This Overview is the ticker’s own sub-tab. It is not the same as the dashboard-level Overview tab in the menu, which summarizes the whole market. On a ticker page, “Overview” always means this one ticker.

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The three sub-tabs

  • Overview is a compact snapshot: the ticker’s relative-strength rank, its volume impulse, the pivot the setup is built around, a reference breakout range derived from that pivot, its earnings date, and the risk reference levels the methodology tracks. These are context, not entry or exit instructions.
  • Technicals shows the readings behind the phase, grouped into cards: volatility and squeeze, relative strength, money flow and accumulation, price structure, and returns with the RS Rank.
  • Fundamentals shows quarterly company data: earnings and valuation, margins and returns, analyst estimates, and quarter-over-quarter acceleration.

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Reference levels, not instructions

A few cards on a ticker page carry labels that look like trade parameters: Risk Stop, Invalidation, Breakout Range, Price Target, and R:R Ratio. In Speed Signal AI these are methodology reference points, computed the same way for every ticker so you can compare setups on a common footing. They describe the geometry of the pattern the model tracks. They are not stop-loss orders, price forecasts, entry or exit signals, position-sizing guidance, or a recommendation to act.
  • Breakout Range is a reference band derived from the pivot, not a prediction that price will get there.
  • Risk Stop and Invalidation mark where the tracked pattern would no longer hold, shown for context, not as an instruction to place an order.
  • Price Target reflects the average external analyst target for the name, shown as reference data, not our own forecast or advice.
  • R:R Ratio is a descriptive ratio between those reference levels, not a judgment that a trade is worthwhile.
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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How to read a ticker page

Read the pieces together, top to bottom:
  • Phase describes the current state of the setup (Coiling, Pre-Ignition, Liftoff, or Below). It is a description, not an instruction.
  • Conviction NN/100 summarizes how many tracked conditions are present, and the level (Low / Medium / High) reflects how that number ranks against the rest of the market that same session.
  • Risk flags identify conditions worth a closer look, for example a name that has already run far from its base, one with earnings coming up, or one carrying an anomaly flag.
  • The chart and levels show technical reference points (such as the pivot) as context for your own analysis, not as targets to act on.
The candlestick chart is the only live element in the product; everything else on the page reflects the most recent completed session. Use the Chart Provider control above the chart to change how it renders; see Account & settings.

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Limits and common mistakes

  • Two Overviews. The sub-tab here is about one ticker; the menu’s Overview tab is about the whole market. Do not confuse them.
  • Almost everything is end-of-day. Only the chart updates live. The Phase, Conviction, and readings reflect the last completed session.
  • Conviction is relative and resets daily. A high number today does not mean the ticker is objectively good or recommended; it means it ranked near the top of that day’s scan of 3,000+ names. See Phases and Conviction.
  • Levels are context, not calls. The pivot and reference levels describe the setup; they are not a recommendation to enter, exit, or size a position.
  • Some fundamentals are sparse. Coverage varies by ticker, so a few Fundamentals fields may be blank.

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Next steps

Phases and Conviction

What the Phase badge and Conviction NN/100 actually mean.

Anomalies

The risk flags a ticker can carry, and what each one means.

Watchlist

Save this ticker to track how it is classified over time.