Capture the call
SignalTrades collects public finance content such as podcasts, YouTube, newsletters, and similar sources, then records calls when a source names an asset and a clear stance.
A simple look at how public trade calls become a tracked research feed.
SignalTrades collects public finance content such as podcasts, YouTube, newsletters, and similar sources, then records calls when a source names an asset and a clear stance.
A call can include the asset, direction, source, publication time, quote or thesis, and starting price when available. Later stored prices may be delayed, stale, or unavailable.
When market-price data exists, the dashboard can show return in the direction of the public call so source records are easier to compare over time.
SignalTrades is research and accountability tooling for public market commentary. It is built to make public calls easier to find, read, and compare with later price movement.
It is not a recommendation engine, investment adviser, broker, or guarantee that a call is correct. Treat the data as a research starting point and review the original source before making decisions.