Start with context, review your saved work, then practise a written plan. Nothing here is a trade instruction.
Guided first session
1 of 5 steps complete
Practice only
Follow this small sequence to learn the workflow. Completing it does not validate a trade or predict an outcome.
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Complete chart foundationsLearn to name trend, range, and consolidation before judging a setup.
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Keep one research nameSave a ticker only when you can explain what you are watching for.
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Write one paper-trade planRecord a setup, invalidation point, share size, and acceptable loss.
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Document an exit planAdd a review note and a paper-only stop-management plan for an open trade.
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Close and reviewClose one simulated trade and capture what you learned from the process.
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1 · Start with context
Scan one chart
Check the broader market, sector participation, price structure, and a possible invalidation level.
2 · Review your list
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Use the Watchlist board to see the latest available end-of-day status for your saved names.
3 · Practice & review
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Only record a paper trade after writing the setup, stop, share size, and acceptable loss.
4 · Keep learning
Continue your next step
Complete one small lesson or review task, then save a note for your next session.
Educational use only
Important information
Stock Signals is an educational market-research and paper-trading tool. It is not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, and it does not recommend buying, selling, or holding any security.
Examples, calculations, and learner-entered values are for practice only. Markets involve risk, including possible loss. Verify information independently and consult a qualified professional for personal advice.
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Your saved work
When you sign in, your watchlist, paper trades, learning progress, quiz results, and routine notes are stored to provide your account experience. Do not enter brokerage credentials, account numbers, or sensitive personal information.
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