Signals and the Daily Pulse
What rings the bell, why once a day, and how to take it with you.
What rings it
Once per trading day, after the close settles, TradeMath compares the whole universe against yesterday and collects the changes worth knowing about — in the same vocabulary the site already speaks. A name entering or leaving confirmed strength or confirmed weakness. A crossing into leadership or weakness territory. A stock reaching Very Extended (chase risk) or washed out (bounce risk). A fresh, wide-gap hedge idea arriving on the board — and, just as important, a pair leaving it, with the reason: laggard recovering, leader faded, gap closed. If the market regime itself shifted, that leads.
Click any event and the name loads on the chart, ready to inspect.
Why once a day, after the close
Everything here is a multi-week signal — intraday pings would be noise wearing a bell. The list is deliberately short: a handful of events on a typical day, occasionally none. Silence is information too: nothing changed that deserves your attention.
The unread count is per-browser.
Take it with you — the Daily Pulse and the evening email
Each evening's fresh Pulse also pins to the top of the bell in its own green card, so the day's page is always one click from anywhere. Once the market moves on to a new session the card turns grey and tells you when the next Pulse lands, in your local time. The same events live on the Daily Pulse: a shareable page with the day's regime, a sector rotation line, the signal events, the hedge board with its trend states, and the leaders and laggards — archived for a rolling year, no account needed. Events, leaders and laggards all click through to their charts on the desk.
Account holders can have the bell come to them. Switch on the evening email digest in the account menu and days with signal events land in your inbox once, shortly after the close settles — each event linking straight to its chart on the desk. Quiet days send nothing — an empty email is noise. Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe, and the toggle in the account menu works both ways.