The product

A screen, not a signals service.

The SEE System shows you what matched the pattern and why. It doesn't tell you what to buy, when to sell, or how much to risk — those decisions, and that responsibility, stay yours.

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What you get, every session

After the close, the screen runs against the full US small-cap universe. If anything matched that day, you get a card for each one with these fields:

Ticker
The symbol that matched, plus the company name.
Volume multiple
How many times normal volume traded that day, relative to the 60-day quiet-period median.
Shape
Breakout (closed above the 60-day range) or Ignition (volume fired without closing above it).
Base range
How tight the 60-day consolidation was before the match.
Your sizing, on demand
Enter your own stop % and risk $, and the tool computes position size and share count from your numbers — never from a default it picked for you.
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What it deliberately doesn't do

This list exists on purpose. Every one of these is a design decision, not a missing feature.

No buy or sell instructions. The screen shows what matched — it never tells you to act on it.
No default stop or risk size. You supply both. The tool won't compute a position until you do.
No "top pick" or ranking. Every match that day gets shown, with no editorializing about which is best.
No data leaves your account. The screen runs against your own Alpaca API key — your trading data isn't pooled with anyone else's.
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Frequently asked

Is this financial advice?
No. It's a screening tool. It doesn't recommend, offer, or solicit the purchase or sale of any security, and nothing on this site should be treated as personalized financial advice. See the full disclaimer in the site footer and Terms page.
Do I need an Alpaca account?
Yes — a free Alpaca account and API key. The screen runs using your own key so your data and any trading activity stay on your own account, not pooled through SEE's infrastructure.
What happens on days nothing matches?
You see an empty screen. That's normal — the rule fires roughly 60 times a year across the whole market, so most days genuinely have nothing to show.
Will you ever tell me when to exit a position?
No. Exit rules (like the 25%-stop / breakeven-at-double structure described in the Academy) are documented publicly so you can apply your own version of the discipline — the tool itself doesn't manage your open positions or tell you when to sell.
Can I use this outside the US market?
Not yet. The rule has only been researched and backtested against US small-caps. Expanding to other markets would need its own research first, not just a market switch.

Not sure you're ready yet?

Start with the free Academy — the risk-sizing discipline this whole system depends on.

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