News and Stocks Pulse

Glossary

Terms you will see on stock pages, news strategies and guides.

BUY / WEAK BUY / SELL
Composite verdict labels from our model. WEAK means the lean is present but conviction is lower.
Confidence
How strongly the combined signals agree, shown as a percentage on stock and news pages.
Composite score
The blended score from technicals, structure, fundamentals, news tone and research text.
Entry
A reference price where the model’s illustrative plan would consider starting a position.
Fair-value gap (FVG)
A chart area where price moved so quickly that little trading occurred in between; traders watch these as possible reaction zones.
FinBERT
A language model trained on financial text; we use it to score headline tone.
Fundamental analysis
Study of business and valuation data such as growth, profitability and earnings.
MACD
Moving Average Convergence Divergence — a momentum indicator built from moving averages of price.
Moving average
An average of recent closing prices; the 50-day and 200-day averages are common trend references.
Order block
A zone on the chart where a strong directional move began; used in some structure-based methods.
Overbought / oversold
Informal labels for high or low RSI-style momentum readings; not automatic trade signals.
Reward-to-risk
Distance to target divided by distance to stop on an illustrative plan.
RSI
Relative Strength Index — a 0 to 100 momentum gauge; we usually discuss the 14-day version.
SEC 8-K
A US company filing for material events; our news agent watches these as catalysts.
SKIP / HOLD
No clear directional edge in the combined signals on that date.
Smart money concepts (SMC)
A family of chart ideas about breaks of structure, liquidity and institutional-style footprints.
Stop-loss
A planned exit level if price moves against the idea.
Target
A planned upside checkpoint on an illustrative long plan (or downside checkpoint on a short-style plan).
Technical analysis
Study of price and volume patterns and indicators.
Ticker
The short symbol for a listed stock, such as AAPL or MSFT.
Trend structure
How swing highs and lows are progressing — higher highs/higher lows versus the opposite.
Verdict
The short rating label on a page (BUY, SELL, SKIP, and related weak/strong forms).

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