From the top menu, open Technical Trading Tools. Choose Opportunity Scanner to find ranked buy setups, or Technical Scan to review trend, liquidity, gaps, and signals on every timeframe.

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The Opportunity Scanner finds symbols where several timeframes agree on a buy setup. It scores that alignment, sorts results by opportunity quality, and labels each symbol as Early, Confirmed, Awaiting Confirmation, Neutral, or Excluded.

Select a watchlist or search for a symbol. Set Focus Period (Daily is a common choice). Use the Early, Confirmed, and Excluded cards above the table to filter. Read the Why column to see why a symbol received its status, then open the symbol to view its chart.

Confirmed means the confirmation timeframe (often 4 hours or 2 hours) is buy/hold and Daily is buy. Early means the confirmation timeframe is already buy/hold before Daily confirms. Awaiting Confirmation means the short timeframes (15m, 30m, 1H) are bullish and waiting for the confirmation timeframe. Excluded means Daily and the confirmation timeframe are negative. Neutral means there is no clear multi-timeframe opportunity.

Focus Period is the timeframe the scanner emphasizes when ranking opportunities. Daily is typically used for swing setups. Shorter periods emphasize faster, more active setups.

Timeframe Alignment is a score of how well buy or hold signals agree across timeframes. Higher alignment means more timeframes support the same direction, which the scanner treats as a stronger opportunity.

The Why column explains the status in one line — for example that 4-hour is buy/hold with Daily buy (Confirmed), or that short timeframes are bullish while waiting for confirmation.

Use the Watchlists dropdown to limit results to a list you created under My Space. Use Search for Symbol to open one ticker. You can also apply column filters and press Save to reuse that view later.

Technical Scan is a full market table: latest price, change, trend, trend power, liquidity, gaps, and a signal column for each available timeframe. Use it when you want to inspect or filter the raw technical picture yourself.

Open Technical Trading Tools, then Technical Scan. Pick a watchlist or a symbol. Filter any column (Trend, Trend Power, Liquidity, Gaps, or a timeframe signal). Combine filters, then Save if you want to reuse the same view later.

Opportunity Scanner ranks and labels buy opportunities using multi-timeframe alignment so you can act on the strongest setups quickly. Technical Scan shows the full signal grid across timeframes without collapsing them into one opportunity status. Use Opportunity Scanner to find candidates, then Technical Scan or the chart to inspect details.

Trend is the current direction (uptrend, downtrend, or sideways). Trend Power is how strong that trend is (strong, medium, or weak). Liquidity describes how easily the symbol can be traded relative to others. Gaps shows whether a price gap is present, bridged, or absent.

Each timeframe column has a filter. Open the filter on that column and choose the signal type, such as Buy or Sell. You can apply filters on several timeframes at once, then save the combination as a named filter.

Apply the column filters you want. When the view is custom, a Save button appears next to the Filter dropdown. Name the filter and save it. You can delete a saved filter from the same toolbar. You must be signed in to save filters.

Signals refresh automatically from the latest completed candles. Intraday timeframes (such as 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour, and 4 hours) are scanned after each candle closes while the market is open, and once more after the market closes. Daily is scanned once after the close. Weekly and Monthly are scanned after the close on the last trading day of that period. Technical Scan and Opportunity Scanner show this latest snapshot; the Signals page keeps history.

Open My Space, then Watchlists. Create a list and add symbols. You can then select that list in Opportunity Scanner and Technical Scan so both tools scan only those symbols.

Open My Space, then Trading Portfolios. Press New Portfolio, give it a name, and choose Virtual (paper trading on the site) or a linked broker such as IBKR. Open the portfolio to see open and closed positions, add or close trades, and rename or delete the list. Plan limits may cap how many portfolios you can create.

Open a portfolio you own and press Auto Trading. Turn Enabled on, then pick a preset or Custom Settings. Set the trading time window, which symbols to trade (all symbols or selected watchlists), max capital, size per symbol, optional max daily loss, fees, stop loss, and take profit. Add Buy, Consolidate, and Sell conditions from your strategies, then Save. You can also use the Auto Trading AI chat to choose instant, weekly, or monthly speculation, then Approve the proposed settings. Backtest from the same window before you rely on live or virtual fills.

Open My Space, then My Strategies. Choose a timeframe, then add rules manually with New Strategy, or use Create Strategy with AI. Approve the proposed rules before they are saved, then use Test to run a backtest. You can set one strategy as Active for that timeframe.

Open My Space, then My Strategies, and select the timeframe. In Create Strategy with AI, choose Standard strategy to describe your idea, pick a quick template, or attach a screenshot — then press Approve & Execute to save. Or choose Target profit strategy: pick a watchlist, a target profit %, and how many attempts, then press Start so AI can save, backtest, and show each try. You can apply the result to a new strategy or an existing one. After it is saved, set it as the Active Strategy and use Test to review the backtest. Creating strategies requires a plan that includes this feature.

Open Technical Trading Tools, then Signals. That page lists historical signals. For the current snapshot across the market, use Technical Scan.

Open Investment Tools, then Financial Analysis. Use the section tabs for Overview, Valuations, Income, Dividends, and (on some markets) Sectors and Fair Price. Filter by a symbol list or search for a company, then open a row to see that company's financials — multiples, margins, returns, and dividends versus its sector. You can select rows and add them to a watchlist. The menu appears on markets where financial data is enabled, and some screens require a plan that includes this feature. Model portfolios use the same financial data when they pick holdings.

On markets that show Fair Price (such as Tadawul), it is an analytical estimate of value versus the sector — not a buy or sell recommendation. The model blends four multiples: about 50% P/E (forward EPS with a PEG-based multiple), 30% EV/EBITDA, 10% P/S, and 10% P/B, each compared with the sector. If the current price is below Fair Price it is shown in green (potentially undervalued); if it is above, it is shown in red. Open Financial Analysis, then Fair Price, to compare companies.

Open Investment Tools, then Investment Portfolios to browse published portfolios or create your own. Published portfolios can be followed or copied to My Model Portfolios according to your plan. Subscription follows the portfolio's companies and weights; the platform does not sell fund units.

Model investment portfolios are built from financial analysis and optional AI. On the Investment Portfolios page, describe the portfolio you want in the AI chat — for example highest simulated profit, bank-style, growth, or Sharia balanced — then press Approve so the site rebuilds holdings and runs a simulation. You can also create a portfolio manually by style and sectors, review the result, and publish it. Open a published portfolio to follow it or copy it into My Model Portfolios.

On the US market site, open My Space, then Trading Portfolios, then Manage Trading Providers. Choose Connect for Interactive Brokers and complete the 3-step wizard: generate keys, register them on the IBKR OAuth portal, then save your Consumer Key and Access Token. Activation can take up to 24 hours. When the provider is Active, link a portfolio to IBKR to sync positions and orders. Copy trading of an expert portfolio onto your IBKR account is configured on that expert's portfolio page. Bull Markets Today is not affiliated with Interactive Brokers; you connect with your own IBKR credentials.

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