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Checking symbols one by one for a historical edge is exhausting. ⏳ The completely revamped Seasonality page just changed the game. The new Seasonality Screener lets you scan thousands of stocks simultaneously to uncover the strongest historical trends in seconds. Instantly cross-reference Month x Year heatmaps, track Sector Rotations, and compare market seasonality directly against your own trade history. Stop guessing. 🛑Find your seasonal edge. 📅
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Spreadsheets don't tell the whole story until you visualize them. 📊 The Tables dashboard lets you build Custom Charts instantly, right over your raw trade logs. Select any columns you want-like mapping your PnL directly against your Total Buy Quantity-and generate a dynamic graph without ever exporting a CSV or leaving the page. Stop squinting at endless rows of data. 🛑 Visualize the edge. 📈
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TradesViz screeners are LIVE! 🟢 $BSCU $ICLN $APLD $QBTS $GSAT What's on your watchlist today?... With the market in its current condition 🦘, how has your month been so far?... flat? or... 🎢?
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The April 14 screener reflected sustained accumulation and expanding momentum across multiple setups, with volume confirming conviction across both early movers and technical breakouts. In the continuous volume group, $AFJK led with a 120% price gain on 77K shares and a staggering 19,163% volume spike, showing clear momentum carry. $CYPH (+37.7%) and $MIST (+32.9%) extended the theme with consistent four‑day volume builds. $VTSI (+15%) and $BRELY (+10.6%) added breadth with multi‑hundred percent liquidity expansions, indicating persistent interest beneath the surface. Among upper‑band names, $MRVU (+94%) and $INTW (+92%) set the pace as momentum traders piled into trend continuations with volume up 354% and 66%, respectively. $AEHR (+89.6%) and $GLWG (+63%) joined with solid technical follow‑through within semiconductors and industrial tech. Overall, the April 14 tape showed broad participation and sustained buying energy. Rising volume across both momentum and technical names signals continued institutional engagement as trend structures strengthen into mid‑April.
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The April 14 flow screen showed a sharp, broad‑based surge in put/call premium ratios as defensive positioning accelerated across several sectors. $REPL led with an extraordinary 12,769% increase in premium ratio to 41, indicating aggressive downside hedging after sustained accumulation earlier in the week. $TPL followed (+31,313%) as energy names drew significant protective flow, while $XLU (+11,498%) and $FN (+1,487%) added further evidence of a tactical shift toward caution. Other notable spikes included $TTD (+1,242%), $FLG (+549%), and $PSKY (+411%), pointing to broad sector coverage rather than idiosyncratic risk. The chart on $REPL confirmed the move with elevated bearish premium flow and stable volume distribution. Overall, the April 14 tape reflected a pronounced shift toward hedging and volatility preparation, suggesting institutions are positioning for macro data and earnings‑related uncertainty ahead.
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The April 14 tape lit up across large‑cap tech and semiconductors, showing concentrated two‑sided activity as institutions adjusted exposure into earnings week. $TSM and $MRVL dominated early flow with back‑to‑back sell sweeps ($14M and $12M) at April and June strikes, signaling profit taking after a strong run. $MU continued to draw heavy volume on both sides, printing a series of sweeps and splits worth over $20M combined between October and September 2026 expiries, highlighting conflicted positioning around sector momentum. $AMD and $AAPL posted notable split activity ($7M each), while $LITE and $UNH showed measured buying across mid‑term contracts. Later prints in $SNDK, $IGV, and $FCX reflected defensive rotations and broad sector coverage. Overall, the April 14 options flow suggested orderly re‑balancing across tech and semiconductors. Institutions trimmed and rolled positions rather than exiting, keeping conviction intact as earnings volatility comes into focus.
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Earnings momentum builds on April 14 as the first major wave of Q2 reports hits the tape, led by the banks and healthcare heavyweights. $JPM ($831B cap, $5.46 EPS est) sets the tone pre‑market alongside $WFC ($263B, $1.57 EPS) and $C ($217B, $2.64 EPS), giving investors an early read on credit and deposit trends. $BLK ($155B, $11.96 EPS) joins that group as a barometer for asset flows and institutional sentiment. Defensive interest centers on $JNJ ($574B, $2.67 EPS) anchoring the healthcare side, while $ACI ($8B, $0.39 EPS) adds a consumer angle to the session. After hours, $EQBK, $MAMA, and $GLOO extend coverage into regional finance and specialty industrials. Core PPI and headline PPI m/m prints arrive at 07:30, giving inflation context to the bank sector’s forward guides. With financials and healthcare both on the tape, this session sets the fundamental bar for Q2 earnings season.
