Tickfloor

10 Technical Indicators on One Ticker, Free

A full, unblurred example of the Tickfloor workflow on one real asset. It shows the current read from all ten indicators (EMA trend, VWAP, RSI, MACD, Bollinger, Stochastic, ADX, volume, parabolic SAR and candle patterns) and where they disagree. It also shows what our backtested strategy registry says about those indicator families, and what a position would cost after fees, sized against the asset's own volatility.

This page is a snapshot taken at the last site build, and it shows the date and time. It is not a live price. Your own scores on /try are worked out when you ask. Passing off a stale read as live is the kind of thing our research is meant to catch.

Each indicator votes bullish, bearish or neutral, and Tickfloor adds the votes into one score per ticker. No indicator counts for more than another. The page prints how many sit on each side, because a score near zero usually means the ten disagree. It names which ones are where instead of hiding the split behind one number.

The sizing section runs the same read through a $3,000 account risking 1%, with a 0.1% fee per side. It is the same cash-only maths every Tickfloor plan uses, run on the read's own ATR range, and it is not a trade plan. You get the units, the loss if price falls to the range floor and the gain if it reaches the range ceiling (fees in both), and the reward-to-risk ratio left after fees. Gaps and slippage can make a real loss bigger than the floor distance implies, and the page says so up front.

It is not a buy or sell signal. None of the strategy families it draws on survived our multiple-testing correction, and the sizing is an illustration, not a recommendation. A pass runs this same workflow on every ticker on your watchlist, worked out when you open it.

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