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About & FAQ

About Market Watch Club

[Draft] Market Watch Club shares supply and demand zones from our proprietary system, with live visuals so anyone can follow along. Our goal is simple: show where the key levels are and how close price is to them, clearly and in real time.

FAQ

Where do the picks come from?

Every zone comes from our proprietary system for finding supply and demand areas.

How often do prices update?

The dashboard refreshes every 30 seconds. Prices come from a free market-data source and may be delayed up to about 15 minutes.

What do the confidence ring and grade mean?

The confidence ring (1–100%) is set by hand for each zone from a read of the chart. The A–F grade, shown on each stock's page, is a separate fundamentals check of the company's financial health. Neither is a guarantee or a true probability.

What counts as a Hit, and how is the hit rate calculated?

A zone becomes a Hit once price touches it and then moves in the expected direction by at least 5% from the buy entry (long) or sell entry (short) without first closing through the far side. If it closes through before getting there, it's Broken. Touched zones still on their way are "Reacting". Hit rate = hits ÷ (hits + broken). Zones that are still active don't count either way.

Why does SPY show N/A?

ETFs and funds don't file company financials, so the fundamentals check doesn't apply to them.

Is this free? Does it work on my phone?

[Draft] Yes. It's a website that works in any phone or desktop browser, with nothing to install.

Disclaimer

[Draft — have this reviewed before launch] The information on this site is for informational and educational purposes only and is not financial, investment or trading advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Zones, statuses, confidence ratings and fundamentals grades are not guarantees and are not probabilities of success. Market data may be delayed or inaccurate. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Do your own research and consider consulting a licensed financial professional.