Everything Soar does, explained
Trade cards, conviction tiers, gold picks, plans, tokens, on-demand reports, the autonomous bot, watchlist, notifications — in detail. Use the sidebar or scroll.
How to read a Soar signal
A trade card is a single setup published by the Soar engine. Every card has eight parts:
- Asset — ticker + category (crypto / stock / ETF / commodity).
- Direction — LONG (expecting price up) or SHORT (expecting price down).
- Timeframe — today / week / month / quarter / year / multi-year. Affects the size of the price moves the setup expects.
- Conviction — 0-95 score. Higher = stronger setup. See conviction tiers below.
- Entry zone — the price range where entering offers the best risk/reward.
- Stop loss — where the setup is wrong. Exit here to limit the loss.
- Target 1 / Target 2 — profit goals. T1 is the first take-profit; T2 is the extended target if momentum continues.
- Thesis — the plain-English reasoning. Why this asset, why now, what would invalidate it.
Conviction scoring + tiers
Conviction is a 0-95 score the engine computes across 13 independent signals — technical indicators, multi-timeframe alignment, volatility, market breadth, recent outcome history, news / sentiment, and macro fit. The specific weighting is proprietary, but it's deterministic within a session: re-running the analysis on the same inputs produces the same score.
The quality gate
Every candidate setup runs through a final quality gate before it can publish. If any of these checks fail, the card is dropped:
- Risk-reward floor. R:R must be ≥ 1.5 : 1 (typically ≥ 2.5 : 1 for gold). A bad-RR setup gets rejected even if conviction is high.
- Stop-distance floor. The stop must sit at least N ATRs from entry — too tight and the setup gets stopped on noise.
- Stop-distance ceiling. Stop too wide for the timeframe also rejects — a "today" card can't have a 10% stop.
- Target side check. T1 must be above entry for longs (below for shorts); same for T2 relative to T1.
- Stamped vs computed R:R. The R:R the engine cites must match the R:R the levels actually imply — within 0.1.
- Signal coherence. Direction must agree with the underlying indicator stack — no bullish cards in a clearly bearish regime.
- Stale-T2 reject. If the live price has already passed T2 at publish time, the card is rejected (the trade is over).
Multi-timeframe alignment
A signal is "multi-timeframe aligned" when bullish or bearish signals appear consistently across multiple chart horizons (daily, 4-hour, 1-hour). Alignment is a strong filter against false breakouts and choppy ranges.
Example: a card on BTC with conviction 84 and "aligned" status means the daily, 4h, and 1h charts all show bullish signals at publish time — daily and 4h showing an uptrend while 1h is consolidating is NOT alignment.
What makes a card gold
A card earns the gold marker when it passes every tightening filter the engine has:
- Conviction ≥ 80.
- Multi-timeframe aligned.
- R:R ≥ 2.5 : 1.
- Recent win rate on similar setups ≥ 60%.
- Setup quality score ≥ 75 (internal composite).
- Macro fit ≥ 40 (i.e. the broader regime isn't hostile to the direction).
Capped at 2 gold cards per session, so quality stays high. A typical session publishes 6-10 total cards; at most 2 are gold.
Free, Pro, Analyst
- 2 free preview cards per session
- Track watchlist + assets
- 1 Light on-demand report / week
- Macro news banner
- Every card every session — including gold
- 3 on-demand reports / week (Light, Medium, or Full)
- Push notifications on every card / target / stop
- Autonomous bot trading (deploy to Cloudflare)
- 30-day free trial — credit card required
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited on-demand reports
- MIDAS chat with chart-image vision
- Priority MIDAS queue
- Direct line to founder
Tokens — earn, spend, auto-reload
Tokens are Soar's in-product currency. They unlock on-demand reports, regenerations, and extended targets. You earn tokens by using the platform (daily streaks, sharing wins, signup bonuses, milestones) or buy them in packs from the Stripe-backed wallet.
- Light report — 1 token.
- Medium report — 3 tokens.
- Full / Institutional report — 10 tokens.
- Regenerate an existing report — 30% discount on the underlying tier price.
- Extend target (after T2 hit) — 1 token.
- Auto-reload — opt-in. Top up automatically when balance drops below your threshold (monthly USD cap enforced).
On-demand reports (Light / Medium / Full)
How the trading bot works
When you opt in, Soar deploys a Cloudflare Worker to YOUR Cloudflare account. The Worker runs on a 1-minute cron tick — every minute, it:
- Polls Soar for any new signals that match your risk profile + broker capabilities.
- Checks your broker directly for cash + current positions.
- Computes a position size against your tier's max % and per-trade dollar cap.
- Places bracketed orders (entry + stop + take-profit) at the broker — natively where supported, simulated where not.
- Reports a heartbeat back to Soar so the dashboard can show live equity / open positions / 24h trade log.
You can pause / resume / disconnect from the dashboard at any time. Disconnect rotates the Worker's auth secret and instructs you to destroy the Worker from your Cloudflare dashboard.
Watchlist + tracked cards
Watch any ticker (registered or unregistered) and get notified the next time Soar publishes a setup on it. Track a specific trade card to follow its target / stop progression in your hub.
- Watchlist — assets you're monitoring. Soar fires a push when a new signal lands on a watched asset.
- Tracked cards — specific live cards you've pinned. Push fires on target hit, stop, or retirement.
- Holdings — assets you actually own (Pro+). Soar recommends BUY MORE / SELL / HOLD per position.
Push notifications
Soar can push real-time alerts to your phone or desktop browser. 14 alert kinds total, each independently toggleable. On iOS you'll be walked through Add-to-Home-Screen; on Android, macOS, and Windows it's a single permission prompt.
- T1 hit / T2 hit / stop triggered / card retired
- Session published (new cards)
- Asset on your watchlist matched a session signal
- MIDAS daily / weekly digest, MIDAS open / close trade, MIDAS journal entry
- Macro critical event (FOMC, breaking macro — bypasses Pro gate)
- Quiet hours, per-device toggles, dedup / rate-limiting baked in
