Reading the Daily Radar
The radar frames the day — it does not pick your trades.
In Simple Words
Market Radar is a daily brief of trading conditions: market state, sectors in play, catalysts, a conviction score, and a 'what could go wrong' section. It helps a trader understand the environment before looking for setups.
Why It Matters
Trading against a hostile market is harder. Knowing the environment first prevents forcing trades in bad conditions.
Key Terms
A summary of how strongly the radar's factors align today — not a guarantee.
An event or news item that could move a stock or sector.
How to Interpret It
If the conviction score is low and 'what could go wrong' lists several risks, the radar is telling you to be cautious — not to find a reason to trade anyway.
Beginner Mistakes
- Treating the conviction score as a buy signal.
- Ignoring the 'what could go wrong' section.
Try It Yourself
Open Market Radar and read today's brief. Write one thing the environment supports and one risk that could invalidate it.
Key Takeaway
The radar frames the day — your plan still carries the risk.
Open the real tool to practice.
Knowledge Check
Choose an answer, then check.1. The conviction score is…
2. The 'what could go wrong' section should be…
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