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Most screeners filter by fixed rules, like RSI below 30 or price above a moving average. SwingCycle goes further: it reads where a stock sits in its swing cycle, adapts to each stock's volatility, and helps you track which setups are actually working in your own trading over time.

SwingCycle is built for swing traders who want to do two things: find quality setups and get better at trading them. It's not just a scanner. It's for people who want clearer reads, a repeatable process, and feedback on what's actually working.

The watchlist lets you follow specific names, see where they sit in their swing cycle, compare Verified vs Live reads, and track how the setup is evolving over time. Once a stock is on your watchlist, you can quickly check its current label, volume context, and swing position without starting from scratch.

It tracks what happened after you took the trade. Over time it shows you which swing setups work best for you, where you keep making mistakes, and whether your discipline is getting better. That data feeds directly into your coaching reviews.

Yes. When logging a trade, choose 'Paper Trade' as the trade type. Paper trades are tagged separately in your journal so you can filter between real and paper results.

Every 10 closed trades (or once a month), SwingCycle looks at your trading journal and writes you a coaching review. It checks if you followed your own rules, flags setups you missed, compares your numbers to your last review, and calls out new patterns.

The scanner starts with the full U.S. stock universe, filters for liquidity and swing potential, then runs the top candidates through deep analysis with 120 days of history.

Not for the signals. The scanner, labels, and scores come from rule-based analysis of price, volume, and momentum. AI is only used in coaching reviews to summarize your trading patterns after the numbers are already computed.