The Signals Space allows you to filter and structure signals using four main dimensions: Timeframe, Trading Style, Category, and Complexity. These filters work together to help you find setups that match your specific approach.
Filter 1: Timeframe #
Select from multiple time intervals to match your trading horizon.
Available timeframes:
- Intraday: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h
- Daily & Higher: 1D, 3D, 1W, 1M
How it works:
- Each signal is recalculated for the chosen timeframe, giving specific market context.
- Shorter timeframes show more frequent signals with shorter potential holding periods.
- Longer timeframes show fewer, but potentially more significant signals.
Multi-timeframe confluence:
- When the same directional signal appears across multiple timeframes (e.g., daily trend + hourly momentum), it increases confidence.
- Look for confluence icons in the signal list to identify these aligned setups.
■ Try it now: Select 1H timeframe, then switch to 1D and compare how signals change. Look for any that appear on both timeframes.
Filter 2: Trading Style #
Choose your preferred trading style to automatically filter signals that match your time horizon and approach.
Scalping:
- Short-term bursts of volatility
- Quick entries and exits (minutes to hours)
- Focuses on rapid momentum shifts
Day Trading:
- Intraday swings and momentum
- Positions closed within the same trading day
- Emphasizes clear directional moves
Swing Trading:
- Medium-term moves and structure shifts
- Positions held for days to weeks
- Focuses on trend continuation and reversal patterns
Investing:
- Longer horizon, trend-based signals
- Positions held for weeks to months
- Emphasizes major trend changes and fundamental alignment
Pro tip: Your trading style filter automatically adjusts which signals are shown and how confidence is calculated. A “strong” signal for scalping may look different from a “strong” signal for swing trading.
■ Try it now: Filter signals by Day Trading style on the 1H timeframe. Then switch to Swing Trading and notice how the signal list changes.
Filter 3: Category #
Categories correspond directly to indicator logic, helping you narrow your focus to your preferred methodology.
Trend:
- Detect trend continuation or reversal setups
- Based on moving averages, trend lines, and directional indicators
- Use for: Riding established moves or catching trend changes
Momentum:
- Identify directional accelerations
- Based on RSI, MACD, Stochastics, and momentum oscillators
- Use for: Breakout entries and strong directional moves
Volatility:
- Spot squeezes and breakouts
- Based on Bollinger Bands, ATR, and volatility indicators
- Use for: Range expansion after consolidation
Volume:
- Highlight setups backed by volume shifts
- Based on volume spikes, OBV, and volume profile
- Use for: Confirming breakouts and institutional activity
Support/Resistance:
- Key levels and reaction points
- Based on price structure, pivot points, and horizontal levels
- Use for: High-probability zones for reversals or bounces
Composite:
- Multi-indicator signals combining multiple categories
- Higher complexity, higher confidence potential
- Use for: High-conviction setups with multiple confirmation factors
■ Try it now: Filter by Momentum category and review the signals. Then switch to Trend and compare the different types of setups shown.
Filter 4: Complexity #
Complexity determines how many conditions must align for a signal to trigger.
Simple:
- Core single-indicator signals (e.g., EMA cross, RSI oversold)
- Faster triggers, more frequent signals
- Lower barrier to entry, but may have more false positives
Intermediate:
- Layered logic (e.g., EMA + RSI + volume spike)
- Balanced approach with multiple confirmation factors
- Good middle ground for most traders
Advanced:
- Confluence or pattern-based signals using multiple conditions
- Fewer signals, but higher potential reliability
- Requires more patience but may offer better setups
Pro tip: Start with Intermediate complexity to balance signal frequency with quality. As you gain experience, experiment with Simple for more opportunities or Advanced for higher-conviction trades.
■ Try it now: Filter by Simple complexity and count how many signals appear. Then switch to Advanced and note the difference in signal count and confidence scores.
