Configure Your Daily Briefing and Trade Alerts Newsletter
Connected Sheets and Portfolio Tracker
The Connected Sheets feature allows you to access any of our proprietary databases directly in Google Sheets. The connection request takes a maximum of 2 business days to process. It is only available to our PRO members. If you are not currently on a PRO plan, please take the time to upgrade now.
First, create a new Google Sheet document. Set the sheet’s sharing permissions to “Anyone with the link can edit” and complete the form below to link the datasets.
The Portfolio Tracker is an example of how you can use Google Sheets in conjunction with all of the data that is available on the platform.
Once the database is connected, we will let you know via e-mail and you can start building your custom models.
Trade Alerts & Signals
Signal Sigma provides an automated daily newsletter that contains our Briefing and Signals for your choice of Strategies and Stocks that you follow. Simply provide all the details in the form on the page and you will start receiving the newsletter the following business day.
Signals Definition
There are 3 basic ways in which a stock can trigger a trade signal. While there are hundreds of indicators out there, they all serve more-or-less the same purpose: tell us if a stock is either continuing it’s current move, is reversing it, or it’s breaking up or down from the recent pattern. We chose a couple of straightforward indicators to implement:
MACD Signal: a signal occurs when the MACD line crosses above the signal line (to buy) or falls below it (to sell); this is a continuation type signal; (more info)
WR% Signal: an abbreviation for the “Williams %R”, this signal occurs when the price reverses from recent extremes; this is a trend reversal signal, similar to the more commonly used RSI; (more info)
Strong Signal: triggers when BOTH a MACD and a Williams %R signal at the same time; such confirmation from both technical signals is rare and is usually associated with more important changes in price
Range Signal: occurs whenever a technical breakout (or breakdown) is encountered; in order to trigger a Range Signal, a stock needs to close above (or below) it’s resistance (or support) level, as identified by our system
Configure Your Daily Briefing and Trade Alerts Newsletter
Connected Sheets and Portfolio Tracker
The Connected Sheets feature allows you to access any of our proprietary databases directly in Google Sheets. The connection request takes a maximum of 2 business days to process. It is only available to our PRO members. If you are not currently on a PRO plan, please take the time to upgrade now.
First, create a new Google Sheet document. Set the sheet’s sharing permissions to “Anyone with the link can edit” and complete the form below to link the datasets.
The Portfolio Tracker is an example of how you can use Google Sheets in conjunction with all of the data that is available on the platform.
Once the database is connected, we will let you know via e-mail and you can start building your custom models.