Emerging Rockets Radar Guide
العربيةLearn how the radar surfaces developing breakout conditions and how to review momentum, volume, and price structure.
What the Emerging Rockets Radar does
It is easy to notice a stock only after a large move. This radar organizes developing breakout candidates using price structure, activity, close location, and stability around a reference level. The stages show how much of the radar's process is complete; the name does not promise an explosive gain.
A candidate can advance, remain pending, fail a hold condition, or disappear as new data arrives. Read the stage with the pivot, signal date, volume, liquidity, and event-risk fields.
Signal states and concepts
Early observation
The scanner has found developing conditions worth monitoring, but required qualification may be incomplete.
Structure is forming
Price and activity meet more of the configured setup conditions while confirmation is still being evaluated.
Pivot interaction
Price has interacted with or moved through the configured reference. Verify the close, extension, and participation on the chart.
Qualified observation
The configured persistence and quality checks have been met. Active describes rule completion, not future performance.
How to read the main fields
| Field | What it describes | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Stage | Where the observation sits in the scanner lifecycle. | Check which conditions remain pending and whether the row is still current. |
| Pivot or reference | The price structure used to evaluate the breakout. | Locate the level and inspect closes around it, not only intraday highs. |
| RVOL and dollar volume | Recent participation relative to a baseline and tradable activity. | Check whether volume is sustained and whether liquidity fits the intended size. |
| CLV or close quality | Where the close sits inside the bar range. | Use it as one description of the bar; do not read it as evidence of institutional intent. |
| Score and flags | A summary of configured components and warnings. | Open the component details, especially extension, gap, event, and persistence flags. |
A disciplined review workflow
- Choose the lifecycle stage you actually want to review instead of mixing early and qualified rows.
- Open the chart and mark the pivot, signal bar, base structure, and current price.
- Review relative volume, dollar liquidity, close quality, extension, and any persistence or hold fields.
- Check earnings, corporate actions, news, gaps, and broader market conditions that can distort the setup.
- Wait for the conditions required by your own process; scanner qualification does not define your entry or risk.
What strengthens or weakens the observation
Useful supporting context
- A clear base and pivot rather than a level selected from one isolated spike.
- Sustained participation with sufficient dollar liquidity.
- Closes that hold the relevant structure without excessive extension.
- No unresolved flag that conflicts with the reason the candidate was selected.
Reasons to slow down
- A candidate still waiting for persistence or hold checks to complete.
- Price already extended far beyond the pivot before review.
- Event-driven volume, a gap, or one exceptional bar dominating the score.
- Thin liquidity, wide spreads, or a base with repeated failed breaks.
Limitations and false signals
- Stages and scores update as new bars arrive and candidates can be downgraded or removed.
- Breakouts can fail even when every configured qualification is present.
- Volume and close-location metrics describe observed activity, not who caused it.
- Backtest labels or historical examples do not predict the result of a current row.
Emerging Rockets is a discovery and organisation tool. Breakout candidates can reverse, gap, or become difficult to execute, and no stage or score expresses a probability of profit.
Signal level versus opportunity type
The level labels WATCH, SETUP, TRIGGER, and ACTIVE describe progress through the radar checks. Opportunity labels such as PRE_BREAKOUT, EARLY_BREAKOUT, and BREAKOUT describe where the candidate sits around a breakout. Read these fields separately, alongside quality, close location, relative volume, and warnings; neither label promises a successful launch.
Page components explained
Narrow the signals
Filter by stock, period, price or the available signal criteria. Start broad and add conditions gradually. The timeframe belongs to the signal, while the date range controls when signals appeared.
Period, timeframe and direction
Use the period to choose recent or older signals, the timeframe to choose the candle scale, and direction to separate bullish and bearish readings. These settings answer different questions.
Read the signal list
Start with symbol, signal time and timeframe, then read direction and the radar-specific details. Open a signal to inspect it on the chart. Scores are ranking aids, not measured win probabilities.
Saved signals and watchlists
Favorites retain specific signals for review. A watchlist tracks stocks and can include many signals for each one. Check which control you are using before narrowing the list.
Supporting context
These switches keep signals with the selected news, block-volume, compliance or options context. Presence of extra information is not proof that the signal is stronger or that all sources agree.
Inspect a signal
Compare the signal marker with the price at that time and the moves that followed. Confirm the timeframe and timestamp. A historical chart shows what happened; it does not guarantee the next signal will behave the same way.
Automatic refresh
Refresh checks for new readings. It does not make an old source current. Check the reading's timestamp and any warning before using it.
Language
Use the flag to switch the interface language. Check the currency shown on subscription and payment pages after changing language; trading symbols keep their original spelling.
Light and dark mode
Choose the appearance that makes text and chart details comfortable to read. Changing the theme affects the display, not the underlying data or signals.
Page layout
Use this control to change the available page layout. It changes how much space the interface uses, not the meaning of the displayed values.
Fullscreen
In the signed-in app, expand the site to gain more room for charts and tables. Use the control again or Escape to leave browser fullscreen.
Notification bell
Review recent notifications and their timestamps here. The badge counts unread notifications; it is not a count of unreviewed trading opportunities. Delivery channels and rules are managed in alert subscriptions.
Account menu
Open account settings, subscription details and other personal links here. Use sign out when you finish on a shared device.