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Why SigmaticSix ways our AI day-trading assistant is different from typical signal apps.
WAIT is a call, not silence.
When the tape isn't clear, Sigmatic says WAIT instead of forcing a setup that isn't there. Most signal apps push alerts to feel productive; Sigmatic stays quiet so you don't take the false-confidence trade. The setup that wasn't there often becomes the loss you didn't take.
One screen that tells you what to do.
Sign in, set a practice amount, pick QQQ or SPY — the Today screen answers one question all session long: buy, wait, or sell. When it says buy or sell, the call arrives with the share count, the safety exit (stop-loss), and the first take-profit, in plain English. Most signal apps hand you a chart and wish you luck; few commit to one clear instruction.
Position size tuned to YOUR account.
Every BUY and SELL shows the share count for your account — not a generic "go big" or "go small." Set your starting capital and risk-per-trade once in settings, and every signal arrives with the exact share count, risk in dollars, and a cash-vs-risk explanation. No more napkin math.
Check our work on every signal.
Each BUY, SELL, and WAIT gets recorded with the price at decision time, then matched against the actual price at 30, 60, and 120 minutes. The per-signal scoreboard tracks wins, losses, and the WAITs we got right, every session. Most signal apps publish a headline win rate; few show the trail behind it. See the scoreboard →
Practice Trader — see it work before you risk a dollar.
Pick any recent trading day. Sigmatic replays its own recorded signals against the actual price data with $10,000 of practice money, shows you every trade it would have taken, and reports real win rate + net profit/loss, plus break-even win rate, deterministic review, and optional live AI shadow analysis plus post-run AI review when enabled before you risk real money.