Spot the ‘Scalp’ Setup
Before the Crowd Does!

Everything on the dashboard is built to update as it happens. Filings are picked up from the SEC as they are published, news comes in as it breaks, and prices, volume and relative volume move with the market, so a ticker's score changes the moment a new signal arrives. You're watching the story develop, not reading about it after the move has gone.

Speed matters, because every scanner is racing to deliver the same information first. That's why we're building on leading market data and news providers, and testing the software side by side against the scanners traders already trust before launch.

Stocks rarely move out of nowhere. Before the move there is usually a paper trail: a filing, an insider purchase, an offering, a Reg SHO threshold. Predictive Intelligence reads that trail and puts every ticker on a ladder, with a score that climbs or slips as new signals come in. Nothing is hidden. Click the arrow and you can see the full log of every point behind the score, and when it was added.

Use it as your heads-up. Some of these tickers go on to appear on the Momentum Radar, and here you can follow their progress as they climb the ladder, or slip down it, before they show up on everyone else's scanner. A high score isn't a prediction. It tells you where to look first.

This is the scanner every small-cap trader already knows how to read, and I've kept it simple on purpose. It's a preset: stocks priced between $1 and $10, with a low float, a strong percentage gain and high relative volume, ranked by the biggest gainers of the day. Leveraged and inverse ETFs are left out, so the list stays clean.

It runs from the very start of pre-market, through the open and on into after-hours, so you see the early movers and the late ones. Click any ticker and it switches on a large-print audio alert, so your eyes can stay on the chart while your ears stay on the tape.

Once you're in a trade, the question is simple: is it still working? Click a ticker on the Momentum Radar and it appears at the top of this panel, with three live gauges underneath. Bull/Bear Strength shows whether buyers or sellers are in control, based on whether trades are going through at the ask or at the bid. RVOL Decay shows whether the volume that got the stock moving is drying up. Pump Speed shows how quickly volume is arriving, so you can see a move speed up, or run out of steam.

There are no timeframes to pick and nothing to set up. The gauges run in real time and always follow the ticker you've clicked. Use them as your heads-up that momentum is fading before the chart makes it obvious. They show you what is happening on the tape, not what comes next, and no gauge can promise a move.

Breaking press releases, as they reach the wire, filtered down to the same small-cap names you trade. Every headline is decoded into one plain-English sentence with a Bullish, Bearish or Neutral tag, so you can tell at a glance whether you're looking at a patent win or a share offering. The "Since news" column shows how far the stock has moved since the headline came out, which tells you whether you're early or late.

A flame marks news that lines up with something already showing elsewhere on your screen. The decoded line is a reading aid, not a verdict, and every headline links back to the original source so you can read it yourself.

Each panel works on its own, but the moments worth stopping for are when they agree. When the same ticker shows up on both scanners, Predictive Intelligence and the Momentum Radar, you hear a chime. When it turns up on all three panels, with a fresh headline on the News Feed as well, you hear a different tone. Learn the two sounds and you'll know what's happening without taking your eyes off the chart.

An overlap doesn't mean the stock will keep going, and plenty of them fade. What it does is narrow a few hundred tickers down to the handful worth your attention.

Every panel is its own window. Drag the edges to resize it, or drag the whole panel wherever you want it. If you trade on more than one monitor, you can pull Predictive Intelligence, the Momentum Radar, the Momentum Gauges and the News Feed onto separate screens and arrange them the way you like: the radar big in the middle, the gauges right beside it, the news feed to one side, the ladder on your second monitor.

Wherever a panel ends up, it works in exactly the same way, including the alerts and the score logs. Save the layout you like, and if you ever want a fresh start, the reset button puts everything back to the default.

This is a tool for focusing your attention, not advice or a promise of a move. Please read the Disclaimer.