Signals Dashboard

How TacticScale finds trading signals across 9 timeframes

TacticScale signals dashboard showing bullish and bearish divergence signals ranked by strength across multiple timeframes

Your Command Center for Signal Discovery

The Signals page is the first thing you see when you open TacticScale. It gives you an instant overview of what's happening across your entire watchlist — which tickers have active signals, whether they're bullish or bearish, and how strong each signal is.

Summary Cards at a Glance

At the top of the dashboard, four summary cards give you the big picture:

This lets you immediately gauge market sentiment across your universe without scrolling through individual charts.

Timeframe Filters

Above the summary cards, you'll find timeframe filter buttons: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H, 4H, D, W, and M. These control which timeframe's signals are displayed in the list below.

Matching Timeframes to Your Style

Day traders typically focus on 1m to 1H timeframes for quick setups. Swing traders look at 4H and Daily. Position traders and investors scan Weekly and Monthly for macro-level divergences. You can also select "All Watchlists" in the top-right to scan across multiple watchlists at once.

Active Signals List

The heart of the dashboard is the Active Signals table. Each row shows:

Signals are ranked by strength score, so the most compelling setups appear at the top. In the screenshot, TSLA shows a momentum bullish signal at 11% strength, while GOOGL has a bearish signal at 79% — the list puts the strongest conviction signals front and center.

The Workflow

Here's a typical workflow on the Signals page:

Background Scanning with Smart Caching

TacticScale scans tickers in the background with timeframe-aware TTL caching. Shorter timeframes refresh more frequently (minutes), while weekly and monthly signals cache longer. Hit the "Refresh" button anytime to trigger a fresh scan.

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