Signals

Signals is the screening bridge between raw markets and the workbench: run many tickers through selected strategies at once, get direction and confidence per pair, and send the interesting ones to Canvas.

How to use it

1. Enter symbols (search by ticker or company name);
2. Pick one or more strategies;
3. Fetch — the grid returns signal, direction and confidence per symbol × strategy;
4. Send a symbol to Canvas to study it with the full graph machinery.

Signals answers "what deserves attention today?"; Canvas answers "why, and what would it mean?".

Four sub-tabs

The screening grid is the Screener. Next to it sit Toolbox (correlation views and related cross-signal tools), Monitor and Journal.

• Monitor — the readings you keep under watch, organised as strategy cards with their monitored items (from your graphs, from market data, or system signals). Each reading carries a state and thresholds; a crossing into the amber or red band raises an alert. Monitored readings are also what the Exchange settles theses on and what judgements cite as evidence — Open in Monitor from any evidence chip lands here.
• Journal — your theses and decisions, each with direction, conviction and horizon. An entry can be sent to Scrutiny in Society for a debate, or published to Exchange to open a match on it. Every Exchange judgement is mirrored back into the Journal, and a settlement writes an outcome row (hit / miss / flat) with its Brier and chips.