SIGNAL vs SYSTEM
See exactly where the blue dot fires — and whether the 6-gate system agrees. Understand why signals alone get you into the top of the range while others are selling.
Enter current stock data
| Ticker | Price ($) | 52-week high ($) | 52-week low ($) | RSI (14) | Volume (K) | 20-day avg vol (K) | Above 50-day MA? | Days to earnings | Today % change | ATR % (volatility) | Price near high? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes/No | Top 10%/Top 25%/Middle of range/Lower half of range |
▶ Run Signal vs System Analysis
72%
Range Position
72
RSI
BUY
Dot Signal
2/4
Gates Pass
Price Range Position — Where the Dot Fires
- Blue dot (buy signal)
- Red dot (sell signal)
- Gate-compliant entry
- Gate failure — skip
DOT SAYS BUY — GATES SAY SKIP
The signal fired but 2 auto gates failed. This is the dangerous trade — you would be buying when the gates say conditions are not right. This is how traders get trapped at the top of the range.
THE DOT SAYS
RSI + moving average crossover signal
- BUY
- RSI above 50, price above MA, positive momentum
- ⚠RSI overbought at 72 — signal fired AFTER the move, not before
- ⚠Earnings in 8 days — dot ignores this completely
THE GATES SAY
6-gate system analysis
✓ Gate 1: Vol 3400K · RVol 1.9x
✓ Gate 2: Above 50-day MA
? Gate 3: Manual — requires your stop and target
△ Gate 4: RSI 72 — sweet spot 35–65 ✗ OVERBOUGHT — dot fires here, buyers are exhausted
? Gate 5: Manual — write why before entering
△ Gate 6: ✗ EARNINGS IN 8 DAYS — dot fires, gates block
The OPERATOR Lesson
The top-of-range trap: RSI at 72 means buyers are exhausted. The blue dot fires AFTER the stock has already run. You are buying what everyone else is about to sell. Gate 4 catches this — RSI sweet spot is 35–65, not 70+.
The earnings trap: The dot fires regardless of earnings dates. With only 8 days to earnings, IV will spike and then crush. The dot will tell you to buy right before the gap. Gate 6 catches this every time.
This tool is for educational purposes only. It demonstrates how signal-based systems compare to rules-based gate systems. Past performance is not indicative of future results.