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Hourly Scan · hot-v1

Hot Stocks — pullbacks into support

The algorithm hunts stocks that have declined onto a meaningful support on the chart. Every alert gets a stop one percent below that support — so the risk is short and defined up front — and the target is the nearest significant resistance, at 1:2 reward:risk or better. ATR estimates the time horizon to target and flags unusually tight stops.

Detection is chart-only — support, trend and reward:risk. “Attractively valued” is a bonus tag, not a gate: free valuation data is far too coarse to filter on, and a cheap stock can absolutely be a value trap. The chart sets the timing; value only adds conviction.

A scan every round hour on New-York market time, 07:00–15:00 (usually 14:00–22:00 Israel time): 3 pre-market scans and 6 during the session. In intraday scans the latest daily candle is still a partial bar.

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tracked alerts · 2026-08-06

Support graded by strength & touches Stop 1% below the support Target at 1:2 reward:risk or better Multi-day tracking to target, stop or time-stop

No open alerts right now

When no stock sits on a quality support with at least 1:2 reward:risk, the list stays empty. The next scan runs on the next round market hour.

How the scan works (hot-v1, frozen)

  • A first pass over a wide universe: minimum price and dollar volume, a real pullback off the recent high, RSI in pullback territory
  • Support and resistance levels are computed from the chart and graded by strength and touch count
  • The relevant support is the nearest level under price; the target is the nearest significant resistance above it
  • Stop = 1% below the support, always. The risk is short and defined before entry
  • An alert publishes only at 1:2 reward:risk or better — otherwise it is dropped
  • In pre-market scans the price comes from early trading, and the effective entry is recorded at the open (both are shown)
  • In intraday scans the last daily candle is still partial — levels can shift at the close
  • An alert stays open across days and closes on the stop, the target or a time-stop; losses stay on the record

This page shows the output of an algorithmic scan under the fixed, transparent criteria listed here. It is not a recommendation to transact in any security, nor personalized investment advice. The support, stop and target levels are part of the signal definition only; support can break, and the data comes from free sources that may be partial or delayed. Tracking figures are a mechanical calculation on actual trading prices, exclude fees, slippage and tax, and past performance does not indicate future results.

Disclosure & disclaimer: All information, scores, signals and trade plans on this site are produced by an automated algorithmic system and are based on technical and quantitative data only. They do not constitute investment advice, investment marketing or a recommendation to act, and are not a substitute for personal advice from a licensed professional that accounts for your needs and circumstances. We are not investment advisors. Trading securities involves substantial risk, up to the loss of your entire investment; every decision and action is your sole responsibility. i-trade and its operators bear no liability for any direct or indirect damage arising from reliance on this information.

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