Wave-4 Swing Radar · US Small & Mid Caps
One setup, tracked across a ~3,400-name universe every market day: the wave-4 correction, the pause in a strong young uptrend before its next leg. When a setup qualifies, CG1 prints the exact order for the next open, sized to your bankroll, then monitors the two exit rules daily until the position closes. You execute at your own broker. We never touch your money.
CG1 runs a fixed process. Every decision is made by a rule set in advance, and the same three steps repeat for every trade.
The radar finds the setup.
Every market day, CG1 scans roughly 3,400 US small and mid caps for one setup: a confirmed uptrend pulling back into its wave-4 correction. Most names never qualify, and on most days nothing does. That is the normal output of the filter.
You place it at the open.
When a setup qualifies, CG1 prints the order before the bell: ticker, exact share count, and estimated cost, sized to the bankroll you set once. You place it at your own broker at the open. There are no intraday alerts.
Two exit rules close every trade.
From your fill on, CG1 checks the position against the two exit rules every market day and tells you when one of them closes the trade. Until then, the position is held.
CG1 produces the signals and monitors the positions. You place every order yourself, at your own broker.
The full ~3,400-name universe scanned every market day for one setup. The results are ready before the market opens.
Ticker, share count, and estimated cost, computed from the last close and sized to your bankroll, ready before the bell.
Every position you log is checked daily against both exit rules, with a settlement badge for cash accounts to help you avoid good-faith violations.
Most days the radar finds no qualifying setup and reports FLAT in large letters. The system does not generate trades to look active.
All 85 trades the strategy was selected on are open to subscribers, trade by trade and month by month. The record is frozen and will not be re-cut.
You execute every order yourself, at your own broker. CG1 has no account integration and never holds your credentials or your money.
There are no tiers and no locked features. Every subscriber gets the same product, billed monthly or yearly.
Cancel from the billing portal at any time. Access runs to the end of the period you paid for.
Subscribers read the full mechanics behind the paywall. The principles below are public. They were written once and they do not change.
CG1 trades the wave-4 correction in US small & mid caps. It will not add a second setup, a regime mode, a sentiment feed, or a discretionary override. The scope stays narrow so the strategy can be tested and reported honestly.
Signals are computed on the last close. Orders are placed at the next open, with share counts fixed in advance against your stated bankroll. There are no intraday entries, no alerts to chase, and no adding to open positions.
Every position closes by exactly one of two rules, monitored daily. There are no breakeven stops, no time stops, and no rotating into other names. Each of those variants was tested and each reduced returns. Winners are held until one of the two rules closes the trade.
The system does not manufacture trades. A day with no qualifying setup is reported as FLAT, and that is a correct output.
Subscribers see every rule, every threshold, and every line of the doctrine. Nothing is a black box once you subscribe. Publicly, the parameters stay sealed, because an edge described in full stops being one. Sealed also means fixed: the rules are not re-tuned when a month goes badly.
Footnotes, permanent
These footnotes ship on every version of this page. They will not be removed or edited down.
No. CG1 has no broker integration. You place every order yourself at whatever broker you already use, then log the fill so the exit monitor can track the position. We never hold your money, your credentials, or your positions.
A quantified edge published in full stops being an edge. What we publish instead, permanently, is everything that constrains us: the doctrine articles, the frozen backtest, and the footnotes, including the ones that make the results look worse. Once you subscribe, every rule and every threshold is open to you. Nothing inside is a black box.
FLAT. Most days the radar finds no qualifying setup and says so in large letters. That is the expected output, not a malfunction. If you want trades every day, this is the wrong tool.
Yes. Monthly is $29; yearly is $290, which works out to two months free. Both cancel from the billing portal, and you keep access through the period you paid for.
No. CG1 is a research tool: it scans, sizes, and monitors by fixed rules. It knows nothing about your finances, taxes, or risk tolerance. The backtest is one in-sample window on a survivor-biased universe. Paper-trade the signals before risking money you care about.
The radar runs after every market close. $29 a month or $290 a year, cancel anytime.