Market monitoring, handled.
Our strategies analyze price movement and technical indicators across supported stocks and ETFs, looking for conditions that meet a defined setup.
Market monitoring, clear trade setups, and outcome tracking — without living on the charts.
MarketSloth is a market-monitoring and alert platform that turns market data into clear trade setups, helping you stay informed without spending your day watching charts.
Our strategies analyze price movement and technical indicators across supported stocks and ETFs, looking for conditions that meet a defined setup.
When a setup qualifies, MarketSloth sends an alert with its direction, strategy, price targets, and stop loss. You can review the opportunity and its boundaries together.
Decide whether the setup fits your own plan and risk limits. Take action through your broker or let it pass, with the final decision always yours.
We do the watching. You make the call. Less screen time, clearer information, and more room for the rest of your day.
Example signal for illustration. Prices shown refer to the underlying stock or ETF, not an options contract.
Each MarketSloth signal brings the setup, price levels, strategy, and supporting market context together in one view — enough information to understand what was detected without spending your day studying charts.
The signal direction and ticker immediately show you which market opportunity MarketSloth detected.
The stock price at signal time, targets, and stop-loss level describe the setup before you decide whether it fits your own plan.
The strategy label identifies which MarketSloth logic detected the opportunity.
Volume, MACD, RSI, ATR, and the timestamp provide additional context around the market conditions when the signal appeared.
MarketSloth reviews available market data after each signal to evaluate whether its targets or stop-loss level were reached.
A setup is forming. No alert yet.
The setup qualifies. Alert sent.
Available price data is checked against the signal’s levels.
Target, stop-loss, or unresolved status recorded.
The outcome is added to the signal history.
Signal outcomes are evaluated independently of whether you take the trade. Incomplete data can leave an outcome unresolved.
MarketSloth records generated signals and evaluates their outcomes using available market data. Signal outcomes describe the setup, not your actual trading returns.
The goal is simple: measure signals the same way they were sent, not just the ones that worked. As our live history grows, those outcomes become the foundation for transparent performance reporting.
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| Date | Ticker | Style | Result | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 03 | NVDA | Swing | STOP LOSS | −1.0R |
| Jun 11 | SPY | Intraday | STOP LOSS | −1.0R |
| Jun 24 | TSLA | Swing | STOP LOSS | −1.0R |
| Jun 17 | AMD | Swing | LOSS | −1.0R |
| Jun 05 | QQQ | Swing | T2 HIT | +2.1R |
| Jun 09 | SPY | Intraday | T1 HIT | +1.2R |
| Jun 12 | MSFT | Swing | T1 HIT | +1.4R |
| Jun 18 | SPY | Swing | T2 HIT | +2.4R |
| Jun 26 | QQQ | Intraday | T1 HIT | +1.1R |
| Jun 30 | NVDA | Swing | T1 HIT | +1.3R |
Illustrative interface preview — results shown are examples, not live MarketSloth performance. Public reporting will be built from the live signal history.
Every MarketSloth signal arrives with its targets and stop loss already defined. The opportunity and the risk show up together.
Targets show where the setup is aiming. The stop loss shows where the idea breaks.
Review the setup, compare it to your own risk limits, and decide whether it deserves your capital.
MarketSloth is starting with clear signals, defined price levels, and outcome tracking. From there, we're building toward a more personalized market-monitoring experience.
Build around the stocks, ETFs, and markets you actually care about.
Add contract-level data, Greeks, and options context around qualified setups.
Set limits around trade frequency, losses, position size, and cooling-off periods.
Future automation could move qualified setups from alert to execution within the boundaries you set.
These features are planned or under exploration and are not currently available. Scope and release timing may change.
The MarketSloth engine is already producing signals. We're refining the product, growing its signal history, and building toward everything you saw above.