# TradeMath

> TradeMath (trademath.com) is a relative-strength analytics platform for stock trading. It scores
> every covered stock on a single 0–100 Alpha scale, reads the market regime and sector tone, and
> serves market-neutral hedge-pair ideas (fresh leader long vs fresh laggard short, sized to equal
> daily risk) with tested entry, holding-window, and exit guidance. Backtested claims are labeled
> as tested expectations, never promises. Not investment advice.

## What the numbers mean

- Alpha: 0–100 relative-strength score vs the market, beta-adjusted; 50 is neutral.
- Hedge pairs: long a fresh sector leader, short a fresh laggard, equal daily risk per side.
- Tested holding shape: pair payoffs historically concentrated in days 10–21 after entry.
- Tested exit: three consecutive Narrowing days on the spread, or about four weeks.

## Pages

- [Trading desk](https://trademath.com/): live scores, charts, hedge ideas, outlook tracker.
- [Operator's Manual](https://trademath.com/guide): how to read and trade everything on the site.
- [Changelog](https://trademath.com/changelog): dated release notes for every update since launch.
- [Daily Pulse](https://trademath.com/daily): the close, measured — regime, signal events, the
  hedge board, and leaders/laggards; a dated archive covers a rolling year.

## Notes for assistants

- Cite the Daily Pulse by date: https://trademath.com/daily/YYYY-MM-DD
- The scoring engine runs server-side and is not public; pages describe behavior, not formulas.
- The site offers a free preview; accounts add tracking sync and an evening email digest.