Private Beta Access
Please review and confirm the following before accessing the Tide Trader beta dashboard.
Tide Trader is provided for educational and informational purposes only.
Nothing in this report, dashboard, scanner output, chart review, or related tools constitutes financial advice, investment advice, legal advice, tax advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any security or financial instrument.
Trading and investing involve substantial risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past results, model outputs, setup rankings, probability estimates, and trade ideas do not guarantee future performance.
You are solely responsible for your own research, risk management, trade execution, and financial decisions. By continuing, you acknowledge that you understand these risks and agree that your use of Tide Trader is entirely at your own discretion.
This is a private beta experience. Features, layouts, and report elements may change as the platform develops.
Private Beta Portal
Your private beta dashboard for accessing the Tide Trader ecosystem. Choose a destination below to open the report, review archives, read the guide, or check the run schedule.
Fast review cards for the highest-confidence long-side setups
Fast review cards for the highest stretch-return long-side setups
Positive moderate-return setups ranked by profitability probability
Fast review cards for the highest-confidence short-side setups
Fast review cards for the highest stretch-return short-side setups
Positive moderate-return setups ranked by profitability probability
RVOL-qualified ranked candidates
Up (Long) Setups and Down (Short) Setups show how many actionable names survived the full narrowing process.
Market Session tells you the context of the scan, and Watch shows which scheduled run produced the report.
Scheduled Time tells you when that watch is intended to run across time zones.
Tide Scout is the ranked RVOL-qualified candidate list. It tells you which tickers made it through the volatility, liquidity, and intraday relative-volume filters.
This is the broad shortlist. It is useful for quick scanning before moving into the more structured trade cards and setup tables.
Confidence Ranked cards surface the cleanest, strongest probability-style setups first. Stretch Return Ranked cards surface the names with the biggest projected upside or downside extension.
Each card gives the ticker, confidence, phase/risk context, entry, exit trail, and both moderate and stretch return targets.
Up (Long) Setups and Down (Short) Setups show the broader ranked list with more fields visible at once.
The most important columns are typically Conf, Pref, Pullbk, Breakout, Moderate, Stretch, and Trail.
Confidence is a structured probability-style ranking signal, not a guarantee. It blends volatility, intraday participation, direction quality, and structural context.
The legend color scale helps you quickly spot stronger setups, but users should still apply judgment and risk management.
Phase describes where the setup sits in its current structure. Risk gives a fast read on how clean or extended that setup appears.
In general, cleaner lower-risk structures may be easier to work with, while high-risk or extended names may require more caution.
Pref identifies whether the current model favors a pullback or breakout-style entry. Pullbk and Breakout show the actionable entry levels.
Moderate and Stretch are the projected exit targets, while Trail shows the exit-trail amount used for structured management.
Entry levels are structured trade-reference points, not guaranteed fills. Depending on live price action, spread, liquidity, and timing, small execution adjustments may be needed.
Use the listed levels as the framework, then apply judgment to actual order placement as market conditions develop.
This dashboard is in private beta. Layouts, calculations, labels, and product sections may evolve as the system improves.
Use the report as a structured decision-support tool, and expect ongoing refinement as Tide Trader moves toward full launch.
Average True Range is a volatility measure. In this report it helps estimate how much a ticker typically moves and is part of the exit-target logic.
ATR% expresses ATR as a percentage of price. It makes volatility easier to compare across low-priced and high-priced stocks.
Relative Volume compares current trading activity to a recent baseline. Higher RVOL suggests stronger participation and more active price discovery.
Scout Score is the early ranking signal used to prioritize RVOL-qualified candidates before the final narrowing logic is applied.
Confidence is a structured probability-style ranking signal, not a guarantee. It blends volatility, participation, directional quality, and setup structure.
Phase describes where the setup sits in its current structure, such as Early, Reset, Extended, or Unclear.
Risk is the structural caution label paired with phase. Cleaner setups tend to carry lower risk, while unclear or extended setups carry higher risk.
Long means the setup is structured for upside movement. The trader benefits if price rises from entry toward the listed exits.
Short means the setup is structured for downside movement. The trader benefits if price falls from entry toward the listed exits.
Pullback is the lower-risk retracement-style entry level. It assumes the trader wants price to pull back before entering.
Breakout is the continuation-style entry level. It assumes the trader wants confirmation through strength or weakness before entering.
Preferred identifies whether the current model favors the pullback entry or breakout entry for that setup.
Moderate Exit is the nearer projected exit target. It is designed to represent the more conservative structured return objective.
Stretch Exit is the farther projected exit target. It represents the larger move scenario and usually carries more execution uncertainty.
RTN means return. The dollar version shows the projected move in dollars, and the percent version shows the projected move relative to entry.
Exit Trail is the structured trailing amount used for trade management. It is not a guarantee of fill, but a management reference for protecting gains.
Market Session identifies whether the report was generated during pre-market, market hours, after-hours, or another defined watch period.
Watch is the named scheduled run that produced the report, such as Morning Leaders, Lunch Time, Scout Watch, or Last Chance Run.
Tide Trader scans approximately 150 liquid tickers across the trading day, filters them through volatility, liquidity, and participation rules, and then narrows them into a structured list of actionable setups.
The goal is not to show everything moving in the market. The goal is to reduce noise and surface the names with the clearest structure for decision-making.
Each report run provides a ranked scout list, top-pick cards, broader setup tables, structured entry references, moderate and stretch exit targets, and a trailing-exit framework for trade management.
This gives users both a fast-read layer and a deeper review layer inside the same dashboard.
Tide Trader is optimized for overnight continuation-style setups. The system is designed to help identify names with enough structure, volatility, and participation to support late-session or scheduled-run trade planning into the next trade day.
It is not built as a pure intraday scalping engine, and users should read it through that lens.
The current framework emphasizes tradability over complexity. It looks for liquid names, meaningful movement, relative participation, structural context, and realistic trade-reference levels.
The report is meant to function as a structured filter and decision-support system, not as a replacement for judgment or execution discipline.
Tide Trader runs throughout the day because market conditions change. Different watch windows can surface different leaders, cleaner entries, and more useful continuation setups depending on timing and participation.
That is why the dashboard includes both the current live report and archived report snapshots for comparison.
The current focus is building a reliable private-beta experience: stable report delivery, clearer navigation, better trading context, and more coherent setup presentation across desktop and mobile.
This stage is about making the core report trustworthy and usable before adding too many extra layers.
The broader Tide Trader ecosystem is expected to expand beyond the main report. Planned and conceptual projects include lighter scout-style tools, training and orientation content, archived report review, and additional trading workflows built for different stages of trader development.
Longer term, that may include separate systems for simpler market scans, intraday-oriented work, held-position management, and more advanced options-oriented tools.
This dashboard is still in active refinement. Layouts, definitions, ranking logic, and supporting pages may continue to evolve as real usage and beta feedback come in.
The purpose of beta is to improve clarity, consistency, and usefulness before broader rollout.