NVDA · Opening-range retest
Retest confirmed
- Why now
- The setup moved from breakout to retest.
- What needs attention
- Required conditions, cautions, and unknowns stay visible.
- Can you trust the update?
- Source, age, and finality come with the context.
HeraldGoat watches stock setups across up to 100 symbols. When a setup forms, changes, or expires, it shows you what changed and the context around it.
You decide whether the chart deserves a closer look.
Pre-launch. Invitations will be released in small groups.
NVDA · Opening-range retest
A basic alert can create another job: open the chart, reconstruct the setup, check the surrounding facts, and decide whether the alert is still relevant. HeraldGoat is being built to handle that repetitive first pass.
Select a supported playbook and add the stocks you want HeraldGoat to follow.
HeraldGoat follows each setup as it forms, changes, fails, or expires instead of treating each update as a disconnected alert.
See changed setups in one ranked, deduplicated queue with the useful context attached.
HeraldGoat keeps watch. You keep the strategy and every trading decision.
Initial testing is focused on self-directed intraday traders who follow liquid US stocks and already use defined trading setups.
HeraldGoat does not predict returns, recommend trades, or tell you what to buy or sell. It helps you decide whether a chart deserves your attention.
Join the launch waitlist. We’ll email you when small-group invitations begin.
External access will open after live-data correctness, recovery, timing, and market-data rights are ready.
No. HeraldGoat shows setup changes and the available context around them. You review the chart and make every trading decision.
Initial testing is focused on long-biased intraday traders following liquid US mid- and large-cap stocks with opening-range break/retest or VWAP reclaim playbooks. The waitlist remains open to anyone interested in HeraldGoat.
Invitations will be released in small groups after live-data correctness, recovery, timing, and market-data rights are ready for external use.