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Plain-English guides to the ideas behind the screen — how markets move, how the popular indicators actually work, how to judge a published track record, and how to use every part of Trifecta Signals. Start anywhere; each guide stands on its own.

Concepts

• How to Read a Track Record — Hit rates, sample size, early vs. confirmed measurement, and drawdowns — how to interrogate any service’s published record, ours included.

• Technical Analysis, Explained — What technical analysis is, what it can and cannot do, and how to think about charts as records of supply and demand.

• Trend and Moving Averages — Trend, the 50-day and 200-day moving averages, and the classic crossovers — what they show and where they mislead.

• Support and Resistance — How price levels form, why they tend to matter, and what breaks and retests actually tell you.

• Volume, Explained — Participation, climaxes, and on-balance volume — reading the market’s vote behind a price move.

• Popular Technical Indicators — A survey of the popular indicator families — RSI, MACD, the stochastic, Bollinger Bands, ADX, and ATR — and what each one does badly.

• Drawdowns and Position Sizing — Why every return number needs a drawdown next to it, and the plain mechanics of sizing a position.

Using Trifecta Signals

• Using the Screener — The screener’s filters — groups, category, market cap, status, and the index filter — and how to read a signal row.

• Reading the Index Heat Map — Signals and price views across the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and Dow — tiles, sectors, timeframes, and the state legend.

• Custom Reports Guide — How members build a custom report: criteria, entry basis, and the confirmed-only statistics behind the PDF and CSV.

Reference

• Glossary — Plain-English definitions for the terms used across the site and these guides.

Educational material only — not investment advice.