The Complete Process
From the first market scan to a closed trade, each stage is clearly tracked.
Market Monitoring
The system monitors the market for opportunities that meet the strategy's criteria.
Opportunity Created
A potential opportunity is added to the platform with entry information, targets, stop guidance, and relevant notes.
Staged
The stock is monitored while waiting for the applicable entry conditions.
Triggered
When the designated conditions are reached, the status changes and the applicable alert or order action becomes available.
Active
The trade is monitored as the stock moves through the planned targets and risk levels.
Position Management
Parts of the position may be reduced at designated targets. Stop guidance may also be adjusted as the trade develops.
Closed
The trade is marked complete when the position is exited, stopped, cancelled, or otherwise closed.
Status Glossary
What each status means, in plain English.
| Status | Beginner Explanation |
|---|---|
| Watching | A possible opportunity is being reviewed. |
| Staged | The opportunity is prepared but not active. |
| Entry Triggered | The required entry conditions were reached. |
| Active | A position is currently being followed. |
| Target Reached | One of the planned profit levels was reached. |
| Stop Updated | The risk-management level was changed. |
| Closed | The position is no longer active. |
| Cancelled | The opportunity was removed before entry. |
| Missed Entry | The intended entry conditions were not completed. |
How Profit Targets Work
A trade may include several planned targets. When a target is reached, part of the position may be reduced according to the strategy or member setup.
For visual illustration only — shown pending accuracy and compliance review.
Risk note: Targets are planning levels, not guaranteed sale prices or guaranteed profits. Market conditions, order execution, liquidity, price gaps, and technology can affect actual results.
How Risk Is Managed
Each opportunity may include stop guidance intended to define the planned risk level. Stops cannot guarantee a specific exit price, especially during rapid market movements or price gaps.
Beginner note: A stop is a planned price level for reducing or closing a losing position. It does not eliminate risk.
What Happens When the Price Moves Too Quickly?
Not every staged opportunity becomes a completed trade. An opportunity may remain staged, be cancelled, or be marked as a missed entry when market conditions no longer match the strategy.
Important: Not every member will receive the exact intended entry price. Execution depends on market conditions, order speed, brokerage, and technology.