RADAR
Technical structure and opportunity detection without automatic trade permission.
Radar monitors price structure, momentum, trend persistence, volatility and market participation across multiple horizons to identify developing opportunities and changes in market behavior.
Is price behavior actually confirming the thesis, or is the setup early, extended, weakening or running into event risk?
Technical structure and opportunity detection without automatic trade permission.
Radar monitors price structure, momentum, trend persistence, volatility and market participation across multiple horizons to identify developing opportunities and changes in market behavior.
- Price structure across short-, intermediate- and longer-term horizons
- Momentum transitions and changes in directional strength
- Trend persistence, deterioration and potential inflection
- Volatility, extension and mean-reversion context
- Participation and volume confirmation
- Developing momentum divergence
- Cross-sectional ranking across the monitored universe
- Event-risk overlays kept separate from technical quality
Distinguish changing market structure from noise.
Radar compresses a large cross-section of market behavior into a consistent technical research layer, helping identify where conditions are improving, deteriorating, becoming extended or approaching an inflection point.
Scan before drilling down
A compact universe-level view surfaces changing conditions before deeper security-level review.
Separate timing from structure
Shorter-horizon behavior can inform timing while longer-horizon structure frames the durability of the move.
Evidence, not a single signal
Trend, momentum, volatility and participation are evaluated together and may confirm or contradict one another.
Keep event risk distinct
Earnings and other scheduled events remain visible around a setup without being allowed to rewrite the underlying technical evidence.
Specialized, but not isolated.
The system keeps its own domain logic while passing decision-relevant evidence into the wider SRSPrime process.

