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Market regime briefing
How to turn the US Market Score into a practical backdrop for position sizing, selectivity, and the interpretation of a new screen result.
Strategy selection guide
A step-by-step way to compare a current strategy match with its historical evidence, liquidity, chart structure, and current market regime.
Sector research framework
How fundamental quality, technical condition, and industry context are combined in the fertilizer, food-production, and broader industry candidate lists.
Portfolio evidence
Why an attractive individual cycle does not automatically make an investable portfolio, and what concentration, overlap, and execution change.
Data quality and coverage
How TrendRadar combines vendor-supplied company fields with locally calculated price indicators, and how symbol changes, splits, stale quotes, and missing history are handled.
Backtests and evidence
How cycle results, medians, win rates, drawdowns, and sample size should be read before a strategy label is used as a watchlist shortcut.
Editorial standards
What is automated, what is reviewed, how corrections are handled, and why a screen result is never a personalised recommendation.
The research sequence
- Use the current report to identify a small set of technically relevant candidates.
- Read the strategy definition and its backtest context before giving a label any weight.
- Inspect the chart, liquidity, company results, valuation, and risk flags independently.
- Decide position size and risk only in the context of your own objectives, diversification, and ability to bear a loss.
What a score does not mean
A TrendRadar score, grade, or strategy badge is a research classification. It is not a forecast, a price target, a credit opinion, or a recommendation to trade. A strong historical statistic can coexist with a weak current setup, an illiquid market, or material company-specific risk.