Alphabot scans the NIFTY 500 and the S&P 500 — 1,002 symbols between them — and answers the only question that matters: what do I do with this today. Buy in full, stage it in, wait for a named trigger, or stay out; each with the stop and the target fixed before the position is opened, and a ledger that then scores every call it made.
No predictions and no commentary. A fixed set of rules, applied the same way to every symbol, every morning.
Monthly, weekly, 50-day and daily are scored separately and combined. A name has to be in agreement with itself before it is worth anything else.
Trend, relative strength, liquidity and a written plan are mandatory. Sector, timing, wave structure, volume and reward:risk are confirmations — a name needs several, and the dashboard shows the number behind each one.
Price close to its 40-week line buys in full. Extended, or a bearish news tape, or an index below its 200-day average, and the position is staged in at a named pullback level instead.
The stop is fixed the day the position opens and never recomputed. Positions approaching it are flagged the morning before, and breaches are closed by the next scan rather than being thought about.
The gates, the sizing and the ledger are the same in both. What changes is the index a stock is measured against, the currency its levels are quoted in, and when the scan runs — each market is read after its own close, not on one clock.
499 symbols, scanned at 09:15 IST. NSE closes 15:30 IST. Levels, stops and the liquidity floor are quoted in ₹. Indian news events tilt the sector scores on top of the chart.
503 symbols, scanned at 03:00 IST. NYSE closes 16:00 ET (02:30 IST). Levels, stops and the liquidity floor are quoted in $. The news overlay does not run here — that rulebook maps Indian events to Indian sectors, and it would say nothing true about this market.
The same four steps, twice a day — once for each market, a few minutes from first candle to published board.
That market's universe pulled from end-of-day candles, scored for trend, momentum, relative strength and wave structure.
All 4 core gates first, then 3 of 5 confirmations. Almost everything is dropped here, and what survives carries the reason it survived.
Open positions are marked, stops checked, staged tranches filled, and only then are new calls opened — so a name that stopped out today is not also listed as one to keep holding.
That market's board is published and the same report is emailed. It stays on the dashboard until that market's next run replaces it — the other market's board is untouched.
Register with your email and an admin approves the account before it can see the board. Until then you can sign in and you will see a waiting page — the calls are live trading direction, so the door is opened by hand.