S&P 500 holds near highs, but Fed cuts could spark short-term volatility before medium-term bullish momentum resumes.
As we approach the 2 year anniversary of the EdgeFinder, we are excited to share some of the updates we have been making to the tool. Our team has been working full time to make improvements based on feedback we received from our users. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights:
We have added several new columns to the scoring algorithm, including PMI data, GDP data, retail sales, employment change, and unemployment rate. Additionally, we categorized the columns into “Output”, “Sentiment”, “Technical”, & “Economic Data” to simplify the layout. Lastly, the colors were also improved!

We recently introduced brand new "Data Scanner" pages, which allow traders to dig deeper into all of the EdgeFinder's data points on a single page! On these pages you can also see the new categories that have been added to the scoring algorithm!

This page allows users to view at a glance the historic score of the EdgeFinder, and be used to spot potential shifts in score momentum!

Compare retail positioning vs institutional positioning with our interactive charts!

Improved scoring explanations can now be found using the "Help" button on the top setups page & data scanner pages. View EdgeFinder tour page here or visit the EdgeFinder scoring page here.
More data can be viewed by country for several metrics, such as retail sales data, PMI data, GDP data, etc.
Many bug fixes & cosmetic improvements
All of these updates have been automatically applied to existing user's dashboards. If you already have purchased the tool, these are available to you now!
If you do not currently have access to the EdgeFinder, I have a special offer for you! Right now, we are offering 10% off a lifetime purchase of the EdgeFinder. To get 10% off, use code READER at checkout here.
Happy trading!




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