System overview
Scanner is ready for the next session.
Discovery and entry logic are separate, fail-closed, and running from the notebook-derived rules.
Today's verification trail
From market scan to Telegram alert
No stock has reached Part 2 today. That makes zero entry alerts the expected result.
Beginner guide
How the scanner works—in plain English
Think of it as a funnel. Many stocks are checked, but only a very small number can reach an alert.
From 7:00–10:00 a.m. ET, it repeatedly checks active, tradable stocks for unusual upward movement.
A candidate is simply a stock worth checking more closely. Seeing it in the table is not a buy signal.
The stock must pass price, gain, gap, relative volume, public float, and catalyst rules. A failed rule is shown beside the stock.
Only a fully qualified stock reaches Part 2. If the completed one-minute chart also passes every entry check, Telegram sends an alert.
The scanner only sends research alerts. It never buys or sells a stock.
Visual entry example
What must happen before an entry alert
Read the example from left to right. Every condition is checked on completed one-minute candles before the breakout can trigger an alert.

Educational fictional example only—not a live ticker, recommendation, or automatic trade.
Live pipeline
Two-stage signal flow
Part 1
Discovery filters
*A narrowly controlled exceptional no-news leader path is retained from the notebook profile.
Part 2
Entry trigger gates
Qualified watchlist
One-minute chart
A chart will appear here automatically when a stock passes every Part 1 rule.
TradingView is a visual reference. Scanner decisions and Telegram alerts continue to use the configured Tradier data and notebook-derived rules.
Today's discovery
Candidate decisions
Connections