Ready, Wait, and Not ready
Three short labels on each name in Trade Radar. They show today’s new-buy checklist status — not company quality, not a price forecast, and not an order to buy.
Three labels, one job
Ready means today’s last-close entry checks look met for a plan of a few weeks to a few months.
Wait means not every check has passed yet — some conditions are there, others are not.
Not ready means the checks are not met. None of these labels says “buy” or “sell.”
What sits inside the check
- The day’s closing price context — not a live same-second tick board.
- A horizon of a few weeks to about four months — not same-day trading.
- A broad-market backdrop that can block new buys; that backdrop is not advice on one company.
- The label can change the next day when price, volume, or the market backdrop changes.
Common mistakes
Do not read Ready as “the company is good” or “the price will rise.” It is checklist status only.
Wait and Not ready do not mean “it will fall.” They mean today’s new-buy conditions are not fully met.
The label does not replace your own plan — size, stop, target, and what would invalidate the idea.
How InvestVision fits
After you sign in, Market board and Trade Radar show the same labels beside context and history so you can practice the decision. No order is sent from InvestVision.