Beginner Guide
How to Read Stock Scanner Results for Beginners: A Plain-English Guide
Learn how to read stock scanner results: what each column means, how to spot a real edge, and how to turn raw data into a confident trading decision.
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Entry Timing for Conviction Stocks You Own
Already own your conviction stocks? Learn how to time entries and adds using technical setups and push alerts — without staring at charts all day.
RSI Oversold Bounce: Swing Trading Setup for Day Job Traders
Learn how to trade the RSI oversold bounce as a swing trader with a day job — filters, backtested screens, and alerts that do the scanning for you.
Position Sizing for Swing Traders: Risk 1-2% Per Trade
Learn the 1-2% position sizing rule for swing traders with a day job. Simple math, worked examples, and how backtested screens help you size smarter.
Beginner Guide
What Is Backtest Win Rate in Trading Setups — and Does It Actually Matter?
Learn what backtest win rate means in trading, how it's calculated, and why it only matters when paired with average return and sample size.
Comparison
Best Swing Scanner for Part-Time Traders in 2026
Compare the best swing scanners for part-time traders in 2026 — mobile alerts, backtested screens, and no Pine Script required.
How-To Guide
Get Stock Alerts to Your Phone While at Work
Learn how to get actionable stock alerts to your phone while at work — no coding, no spam, just explainable setups that fire when you need them.
How-To Guide
Two NVDA screens, one decision: how to read a backtest before you size it
Two NVDA screens, one shows +1143% and one +191%. Here is how to read a backtest's real stats (profit factor, expected value, drawdown) before you size a trade.
Comparison
Best Trade Ideas Alternative for Swing Traders
Trade Ideas costs $118/month and is built for day traders. See the best Trade Ideas alternatives for swing traders who need mobile alerts and backtest data.
How-To Guide
Swing Trading with a Full-Time Job: A Real System
Swing trading with a full-time job is possible with the right system. The exact after-hours workflow day-job traders use to catch setups without watching charts.