Trade Allocation Signaling App (*BETA)


Buy and hold investing has a pitfall that if one misses few specific days in the market, the returns are sub-optimal, sometimes worse than index funds. Furthermore, with the availability of margin loans, some investors have lost most of their capital due to wrong timing/allocation.

So, this app strives to provide some buy/sell signals as well as conditional trades based on market condition and timing.

Buy/Sell/Hold signal:

The application uses a subset of all US stocks & some ETFs that are filtered for positive visibility and some form of future proof. These are then checked for each stock's future growth prospect over a 2-3 year period. Based on this, a rating/weight is applied.

These weights are further filtered by sectors so that not one sector is overweight in the result. The top & bottom ten of these filtered stocks are presented in that page.

Watch-list and conditional trades (*Not yet ready, Still a POC):

This sends eMails as well as SMS messages on buy/sell signals to the subscribers. One can set trigger signals based on some factors such as price, volume, growth rate, some fundamental/technical values or even combination of these.

Robot Trader (Internal):

The robot trader uses a larger segment of these filtered stocks as input and does automatic buy/sell based on the following conditions: These trades last for either duration/expected amount of growth or even long term based on screening/allocation strategy.

Notes:

  1. This app is primarily designed for my own consumption and I take no responsibility of capital loss for anybody else.
  2. The data quality for all these screening are not good as these are not paid data, rather whatever is available from the online brokers.
  3. The pages will be updated once a day after trading time EOD.
  4. Profit is not guaranteed nor assumed as this depend on the overall market condition as well as many different factors such as US FED direction, bond market situation, international changes and other factors.

Source Code:

The code is private but there are some public components, like web service clients that can be useful.
These are in my GitHub account.

App: allocator-spring Build: V0.4.3 On: 04/16 08:46 PM [Engine: V0.6.5-SNAPSHOT, On: 04/16 08:44 PM]