| Ticker | Last | Day | Bias (ST / LT) | Key levels to watch | Signal | RSI | vs 50D | vs 200D | Target / note |
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Levels are derived, never typed in: swing pivots (3- and 7-bar fractals), volume shelves, SMA50/SMA200 and 52w extremes are clustered into zones, then scored on visits, recency, volume share, reaction size and anchor type. The pair shown is the highest-scoring zone on each side after decaying that score by ATR distance from spot — so "near" scales with each ticker's own volatility. Click any row for the full ladder and the reason behind each level.
Strategy glossary
- flat_dca baseline
- Fixed dollar amount every period, no adjustments. The benchmark every strategy is measured against (Δ columns above).
- regular
- Near-fixed DCA with a small ±
dca_bandRSI nudge (default 10%). Best for income ETFs where steady accumulation beats price timing. - trend
- Scales contribution inversely with SMA50 deviation — buys more below the trend, less above. Caps at 0.75× when RSI > 75 to avoid chasing overbought momentum.
- red_green
- Simple contrarian day nudge: buy 15% more on red (down) days, 15% less on green (up) days. No trend component.
- adaptive
trend's SMA50 scaling with the ±15% red/green-day nudge layered on top. Largest buys on red days below SMA; smallest on green days above.- range_bound
- Hard-skips above a price ceiling (
max_price); graded scale inside the buy zone, strongest at or belowstrong_buy_below. For volatile range-riders. - limit_accumulation
- Places a GTC limit order at
target_pricewhen price is above it (buys at market once it drops there). Deduplicates pending orders.
Applies the chosen strategy to each fund, grid-searches its best params, and reports the gain vs flat DCA (and vs the strategy's defaults). Shows where tuning pays off — e.g. trend/adaptive (real edge) vs regular (weak lever).
Every ticker in config.toml with its strategy, params, and live audit status. Click a row to expand its findings.
Every ticker in config.toml, checked against current price & history for stale or broken settings.