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This is the fastest path from signing in to reviewing your first setup. In about five minutes you’ll open the Daily Brief, read a ticker’s Phase and Conviction, narrow the Signal Board to a shortlist worth researching, and save a name to your Watchlist.
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.
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.
Because the scan runs after the close, you’re always reviewing the most recent completed session, not a live feed. Nothing here moves tick by tick, so there’s nothing to watch in real time.

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What you see

The dashboard opens on the Daily Brief, a summary of what changed in the latest scan. From the top navigation you can move to the Signal Board, Watchlist, and Alerts.
The Daily Brief on first sign-in, with the top navigation, the Market Snapshot KPIs, and the Top 10 Daily Setups table

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Get your first win

1

Sign in

Go to speedsignal.com and open the dashboard. Sign in with your email address or a social account. On your first visit you’ll create an account on the Free plan, so you can start without a card.
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Open the Daily Brief

The Daily Brief is the home view and opens by default. It answers “what changed today?” at a glance: a Market Snapshot (an overall regime card plus four KPI cards, New Liftoffs, Pre-Ignition Upgrades, Near Pivot, and Failed Setups), the Top 10 Daily Setups table, and a Sector Strength panel. Click a KPI card to open the Signal Board filtered to those names.
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Read a ticker's Phase and Conviction

Every ticker carries a Phase badge (Coiling, Pre-Ignition, Liftoff, or Below) that describes the current state of its setup. Next to it, the Conviction column shows a level: Low, Medium, or High. These are the two things to read first: Phase tells you what stage the setup is in, Conviction tells you how it ranks today.
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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Narrow the Signal Board to a shortlist

Open the Signal Board (the full, filterable screener). Use the quick-filter chips to narrow the list to what you want to review. For example, tap New Liftoffs to see names that just reached the Liftoff phase, or Highest Conviction to see the day’s highest-Conviction names. You can also search for a ticker, or open Advanced Filters for finer control (Conviction, status, tier, and risk-flag pills, plus the eligibility thresholds). What’s left is a shortlist to research on your own.
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Open a ticker for its chart and context

Click any row to open its preview panel (a side panel on desktop, a bottom sheet on mobile) with the ticker’s key context at a glance. From there, View Full Analysis opens the full Ticker Detail page: a candlestick chart plus Overview, Technicals, and Fundamentals sub-tabs, the Phase badge, the Conviction number (shown as Conviction NN/100), any risk flags, and the technical reference levels the setup is built around.
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Save it to your Watchlist

Tap the star icon next to a ticker to save it to your Watchlist. Your Watchlist starts empty; saved names let you track phase changes and Conviction over time without hunting for them each day.
7

Optional: create an alert

Open Alerts and turn on a preset (for example, Phase Upgrade or Liftoff Confirmation) or build a custom per-ticker rule. Your delivery channels (email, push, or in-app) are chosen once in Settings, not per alert, and Speed Signal AI notifies you when that condition shows up, so you don’t have to check manually. (Quiet hours are respected.)

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How to read what you see

Lead with the two things on screen for every ticker:
  • Phase is a description of a state, not an instruction. “Liftoff” means the setup conditions are most aligned in the data right now, not that you should act.
  • Conviction is a separate axis from Phase. A Coiling ticker can be High Conviction, and a Liftoff ticker can be Low Conviction. On a ticker’s detail page the same value appears as Conviction NN/100.
Read them together as context to review, never as a measure of how good a trade is. You’ll usually meet the underlying 0–100 value as Conviction rather than as a standalone “score” label; on a ticker’s detail page it appears as Conviction NN/100.

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Limits & common mistakes

  • It’s end-of-day. Everything except the ticker’s candlestick chart reflects the last completed session, not live prices.
  • Conviction is relative and resets daily. “High” today doesn’t carry over to tomorrow; the pool is re-ranked every session.
  • A Phase badge is a label, not a call to action. It describes what the data is doing, not what you should do with money.
  • Empty Watchlist and Alerts are normal at first: they fill up as you save names and turn on presets.
  • A chip name is a filter, not a recommendation. “Highest Conviction” narrows the list; it doesn’t endorse those tickers.

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Next steps

Dashboard tour

A map of every view and how to read a ticker at a glance.

Phases & Conviction

What each phase means and why Conviction is relative.

Signal Board

Filters, chips, and the Advanced Filters drawer in depth.