Signals Reviews

I picked two bullish stocks and two bearish stocks with 14 days average hold time. I then checked the results after 14 days. Only one signal showed a profit of about 2%. One had a lost of 3.5% and the other two showed small losses under 1%. Total portfolio lost was about 47%.

There is simply no way any of these apps can guarantee any kind of consistent positive returns. There are too many market variables they cannot account for. It's the same for any of the technical analysis indictors or combination of them.

Tested the tool with the top 4 recommended stocks and after 2 weeks, the portfolio is collectively down 12%

I've tried out this new tool. While the idea is interesting, it feels unfinished:
1. Signals are dictated by them.
2. As a user, there's no option to search for your own stocks, add a personal watchlist, or track your chosen stocks for scoring. It's strange since they claim to use data from $70B in consumer spending; so where are all the other stocks?
3. Signals and stocks are limited to 130; I manually counted all the signals on their "All list".
4. Funds and ETFs don't seem to be available.
5. The signals' ratings appear odd; for example, a stock has been labeled as bullish since November, yet it hasn’t moved in the last six months, and its price has remained the same.