For people who don't want to look

Most weeks, the right amount of attention to give your shares is none.

You own a few shares or funds. You are not going to read charts and you are not going to check a dashboard on a Tuesday. What you want to know is the one thing a dashboard is bad at telling you: did anything about what I own actually change this week? Trendentum re-reads every holding after its market closes, with the same fixed rules every time, and turns the answer into a single line. Most weeks that line says nothing happened.

What a quiet year looks like

Three kinds of message. The first is by far the most common; the wording is the same for everyone and never tells you what to do.

Every message links to the full working - which rules, what they saw, how often each has been wrong before on that stock - for the day you want it. Most days you won't. That is the point.

How it stays honest

• Fixed rules, published in full. Trend, momentum, insider activity, volume and volatility, read the same way on every stock, every close. The methodology page has every threshold. Nothing is tuned to what you hold.
• It describes; it never directs. A message says what the readings saw. It does not say buy, sell, hold or "consider". The decision, and the reasons for it, stay yours. This is not financial advice and Trendentum holds no licence to give any.
• Silence is a result, not a gap. The rules ran; they found nothing new. You get told that, so you are never wondering whether the system is still watching.
• The record is yours to check. Each stock's page shows how the same rules would have read it over the past three years - including where they were wrong. A rule with a poor record on your stock says so beside the alert.

What it costs

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