The theory behind
Alpha Seeker.
A systematic, rules-based engine that screens equities by fusing fundamental growth, technical trend, and precise entry timing — so decisions follow a method, not emotion.
Three forces, checked in order
Lasting market leaders show three traits at the same time: a reason to rise, a confirmed uptrend, and a low-risk moment to enter. Alpha Seeker tests all three — and shows the math behind each, never a 'trust us' score.
Fundamental growth
Institutions chase accelerating earnings. We look for explosive quarterly EPS growth (>25% year-over-year), steady annual growth, and top-decile relative strength — the signature of William O'Neil's CAN SLIM.
Technical trend
A strong company is only a strong trade inside a confirmed uptrend. Mark Minervini's Trend Template requires price above rising 50-, 150- and 200-day averages and within reach of 52-week highs — a Stage-2 advance, not a falling knife.
Entry timing
Before a breakout, volatility contracts and volume dries up as supply is absorbed. A geometric engine detects these tightening contractions and computes an exact pivot and stop — a measured entry instead of a guess.
A five-stage funnel
Every stock runs the same gauntlet. Only names that survive all five stages reach your watchlist as candidates — the rest are filtered out, with the reason recorded.
Method, not promises
Alpha Seeker removes emotion, not judgment. The engine ranks and times; you review the evidence and act at your broker. It never places an order on your behalf — and it never shows a figure it can't compute from real data.