All three scanners
Three Scanners for Day and Night
Opening Reversal, Short Reversion, and Overnight Crypto: what each covers, when to use it, and where scheduled gaps and Sunday closure apply.
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Every TradeBeagle guide
Explore three scanners across the stock trading day, weekday crypto nights, and Saturday. Start with their schedule, then learn what each scanner measures and what stays with your judgment.
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New to TradeBeagle? Start with the three-scanner day/night schedule, then move from a shortlist or event to a chart.
Stock scanners · 3 min read
A Beginner's Guide to Trading the TradeBeagle Morning Window
New to the TradeBeagle beta? What a normal morning looks like, and the one habit worth building before your first trade.
Read guideStock scanners · 4 min read
From Scanner Alert to Chart: A Step-by-Step Morning Workflow
Turn a scanner candidate into a structured chart review without treating the alert as an entry signal.
Read guideUsing TradeBeagle
What each scanner measures and how to read the dashboard.
Opening Reversal · 4 min read
What the Opening Reversal Trade Scanner Actually Measures
How opening movement is compared with ATR(15), and what a place on the shortlist does, and does not, mean.
Read guideOpening Reversal · 5 min read
Reading the Opening Reversal Dashboard: RSI, Daily MA Setup, MACD, and Catalyst Risk
What the RSI, Daily MA Setup, MACD and Catalyst Risk columns show, and why none of them change which stocks make the list.
Read guideShort Reversion · 4 min read
What the Short Reversion Scanner Actually Measures
How TradeBeagle's Short Reversion Scanner uses a seven-timeframe 50SMA stack to find broadly extended stocks, and what Above All actually means.
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The market theory behind each scanner.
Opening Reversal · 3 min read
The Theory Behind Opening Range Moves: Why the First 30 Minutes Set the Tone
Why trading volume and volatility concentrate at the market open, and what that means for a scanner built around the first 30 minutes.
Read guideShort Reversion · 4 min read
The Theory Behind Mean Reversion: Why Overextended Stocks Pull Back
The market theory behind the Short Reversion Scanner: why stretched prices tend to revert, and the one case where that tendency breaks down.
Read guideShort Reversion · 4 min read
“Above All”: Understanding the Seven-Timeframe Moving-Average Stack
Why requiring seven timeframes to agree filters out noise a single timeframe can't.
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Deciding what deserves a look, sizing the trade, and what the scanners leave to you.
All three scanners · 4 min read
Reading a Scanner Shortlist: How to Prioritize When Several Names Hit at Once
How to triage a busy shortlist: deciding what gets a full look and what doesn't.
Read guideAll three scanners · 4 min read
Position Sizing and Risk on a Scanner-Driven Trade
Why position size on a flagged trade should come from your stop distance, not from how strong the scanner flag looks.
Read guideAll three scanners · 4 min read
Anatomy of a Missed Setup: What the Scanners Don't Catch
The context, confirmation and risk questions that still belong to the trader after a stock is shortlisted.
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