Where to Go Next

You've signed up, connected your broker, set a watchlist, configured an alert. What's next?

In your first week

Open /portfolio and explore the chip stack on each position. Click a chip to see the underlying signal.
Visit /trading-intel/structure and look at one of your holdings on multi-timeframe analysis. The 2×2 grid (15m / 1h / 4h / 1d) shows whether your timeframes agree.
Browse /trading-intel/intraday/confluence-ladder for the confluence ladder across your universe. Patterns at the top with high sample sizes are the most empirically reliable.
Open one concept card from the Help → Learn hub. Reading 5 cornerstone concepts gets you the vocabulary you need.

Review the daily digest emails. Are alerts actionable? Tune the confluence floor in Settings → Notifications.
Try the pattern trainer (post-launch) once it's live in your account.
Use /trading-intel/options if you trade options — payoff diagrams tied to live greeks.
Connect a second broker if you have one (multi-broker rolls out progressively post-launch).
Provide feedback. Click the thumbs on any concept card or guide.

/trading-intel/analysis?symbol=SPY — flip Complexity to L4 or L5. See every overlay, every detection, every confluence event on the most liquid symbol you trade. Build intuition.
/trading-intel/intraday/discovery — scan the full universe for setups that match a profile (compression, sweep, OB retest, etc.).
/trading-intel/risk — per-symbol risk profile with correlation alerts. Especially useful if you size positions large.

Check the status page.
Re-read the relevant guide in this section.
Search the FAQ.
Email [email protected]. Include the URL of the page you were on and a one-line description of what you expected vs what happened.

New features and bug fixes ship roughly weekly. Subscribe to the changelog email under Settings → Notifications.
Major releases (Phase 1, Phase 2 milestones) are previewed on our community forum first.

Nothing here is financial advice. Patterns and confluence are tools; the trade decision is yours.
Experimental warnings matter. When the UI marks a pattern experimental, the historical edge is weak — treat with caution.
Empirics, not hype. Every claim we make about a pattern's hit rate comes from per-symbol backtests; if a number changes, it's because the evidence changed. We will tell you when it does.

Welcome aboard.