RADAR
Follow stocks highlighted after earnings in one place.
Reviewing every company individually during earnings season takes time. Finzora RADAR evaluates US stocks in its screening universe after earnings and brings highlighted candidates into one panel. Use the list to begin your research, then review new signals alongside their recorded history.
Who is it for?
For investors following post-earnings moves who want a systematic research list and a visible history of past signals.
How to use it
Check the scan time
RADAR scans before the open and after the close on trading days. Review the panel’s update information before interpreting its results.
Read the signal in context
Look at the symbol, signal date, starting price and current status together. Open a detailed analysis when a company warrants further research.
Compare the recorded history
Review open and closed records, including both gains and losses. A single positive example does not describe the results of an entire method.
An earnings-morning workflow
Open RADAR before the market, check the latest scan time and inspect new records. Move to a stock analysis to investigate a company’s earnings, fundamentals and risks. RADAR helps with candidate discovery; your decision still depends on your own research.
What changes in your research workflow?
| Task | Manual research | Finzora |
|---|---|---|
| Post-earnings monitoring | Check company results and price moves individually. | Review the stocks highlighted by the scan in one panel. |
| Keeping records | Write down the signal date and starting price yourself. | Read signals with their recorded dates and prices. |
| Reviewing history | Combine open and closed examples from separate notes. | Compare positive and negative records together. |
What to keep in mind
RADAR does not guarantee returns or provide personalized investment advice. The strategy has no initial stop-loss, so substantial losses can occur before profit-protection conditions are met. Backtests are not actual user returns. The scan does not cover every market opportunity.
Frequently asked questions
Does RADAR place trades automatically?
RADAR is a screening and tracking panel. A listed signal does not mean a trade has been placed in your brokerage account.
How should I evaluate historical results?
Review signal dates, open and closed records, and losses together. A backtest result does not establish that the same returns will occur in the future.
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