StockTreats

Open StockTreats, pick a market session, and let it guide your next move. Start by building a focused watchlist—tickers, sectors, and themes you actually trade. Set basic rules once: percent move thresholds, volume floors, and preferred time frames. Turn on Catalyst Headlines to surface the stories likely to move price, then schedule daily, weekly, or monthly summaries so you never scramble for context. Your morning flow: scan the report, sort by momentum or news impact, click into a ticker for clean visuals (no equations to decipher), jot a quick plan, and tag it for tracking.

When volatility hits, switch to the Surges (Spikes) scanner. It highlights rapid expansions in price and activity—whether intraday or within a single session—so you can move from noise to candidates in a few seconds. Tighten filters to match your playbook, confirm with the latest headlines, and set automated alerts for continuation, pullback, or volume fade. If you mark a surge as a potential trade, StockTreats will flag it later if the name retraces 30% or more from that surge date, helping you avoid holding hope trades. You can also log entry ideas, define exits, and mirror them as alerts so your phone or desktop pings at decision points instead of forcing you to stare at charts.

Sideways markets demand patience, not guesswork. The Range (Sideways) scanner maps consolidations between support and resistance, making it obvious where price is coiling. Define your boundary rules using recent highs/lows and let StockTreats watch the range for you. Set two alert paths: range plays (buy support/sell resistance) and breakout/breakdown triggers. When a move occurs, you’ll see the measured levels and context from recent headlines to decide whether to chase, wait for a retest, or pass. Tie these scans to your weekly and monthly summaries to validate which ranges resolved cleanly and which just chopped, then update your criteria accordingly.

End every session with the Performance tracker. It rolls up your tagged ideas, alerts hit, and positions into a clean dashboard so you can see what’s working—by ticker, sector, timeframe, and setup type. Spot rising names, fading laggards, and trends worth revisiting. Use Portfolio tools to set allocation rules and downside alerts across holdings, then let notifications enforce discipline when price or volume crosses your lines. Day traders can run a fast open—Catalysts, Surges, alerts only. Swing traders can focus on Ranges and weekly reports. Long-term holders can lean on monthly summaries and portfolio rules. Whatever the style, StockTreats replaces second-guessing with clear signals, simple settings, and repeatable routines.