The signals

The timing signals — one honest page each

Every timing signal is really answering “when to act” — one of the four jobs of investing. None of them predicts the future, and each has a situation where acting on it costs you money. Here is what each one measures, its live reading on the S&P 500, and the catch.

Why we never give you one BUY/SELL number

Every one of these signals runs on a different clock — the 200-day trend is a months-long lens, RSI a days-to-weeks one — so they will, and should, disagree. A dashboard that melts that disagreement into a single confident “73/100 BUY” is selling you false certainty. The information is in the pattern: when trend, breadth and momentum line up, a move is more durable; when they split, that tension is itself the signal.

Educational, not investment advice. Live readings refresh once a day and are a structured read of where the market sits, not a forecast or a recommendation.