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Getting startedYour first ten minutesThe dashboardReading a model pageRunning your first screenAlerts and Telegram
GuidesModelsThe ten screensEconomy and Fear and GreedRecession AlertCongressWatchlist and HistoryAccount, plans and billing
MethodologyHow a model is builtThe modelsBacktests and their limitsThe sentiment compositeThe recession diffusion indexData sources and delaysKnown gapsReferences

Your first ten minutes

Getting started

Five stops, in this order. None of them needs a chart read. What each number means is in the Guides.

  1. Dashboard. The app opens here. The strip along the top says whether the JSE and the US market are open and how fresh each data feed is. Below it, the last seven days: which models opened or closed a position, and whether the market backdrop changed regime.
  2. Models. Every model TradeIntel runs, the market it reads, whether it holds a position right now, and how it has done. Hover the ⓘ beside a model for a plain-language version of its rule.
  3. SA Stock Screener. Tap one of the ten filters. The table re-ranks to the companies that pass it. Tap a row to open its chart and see which filters it passes and misses. The US Stock Screener works the same way.
  4. Economy. The backdrop: a Fear and Greed dial per market, the recession count, and a sector board for the US and South Africa.
  5. Alerts (Pro and Elite). Connect Telegram, then tap the bell on the one or two models you want to follow. Nothing arrives until you do.

The free plan does not expire. Reads arrive on a 24-hour delay and the screens show a limited set of results. Every subscriber on a plan sees exactly the same thing. Nothing on the platform is tailored to you.

Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trading and investing involve significant risk of loss. Nothing on this page is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial product. Everything on the platform is identical for every subscriber on a plan and is never tailored to an individual.