Getting Started with Trading Signals

What is a trading signal?

A trading signal is a structured trade idea. Every signal on Tradings.Guru includes a ticker, an entry price, a target, a stop loss, and a confidence score so you know exactly what to do if you decide to act on it.

We do not publish "hot tips." Every signal we surface comes out of a deterministic scan of real market data — options flow, dark pool prints, short interest, unusual volume, insider transactions, macro conditions, and technicals.

How to read a signal

Confidence score: how many of our 18 underlying tools agreed. 80+ is rare. 60–80 is a strong lean. Below 50 is informational only.

Timeframe: most signals target a 2–10 day swing. Longer-term positioning trades are labelled explicitly.

Risk: never size so that a single stop-out is catastrophic. We suggest risking no more than 1–2% of your account per signal.

Where to start

If you are brand new, start with the Signals page and the Track Record. Read 10–20 past signals end-to-end — the winners and the losers — before trading live. Your goal is to internalize the process, not chase a single setup.