Agentic Calls
An automated system posts momentum setups as calls, then tracks each one to how it ended.
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What it is
TickerRoom’s automated system looks for momentum setups and posts each one as a call: the entry zone, the trigger, the stop and the targets, with the reasons in plain English. It then follows the call and posts each update — triggered, a target reached, stopped — through to how it ended: STOPPED, COMPLETE, or EXPIRED if it never triggered. A call shows the system’s own plan so you can watch a setup play out. It is not a recommendation to trade.
What it looks like
CALL — 3 setups
- Grade
- B_SETUP (v2.0)
- Strategy
- first-pullback + vwap-reclaim + breakout-pullback
- Status
- WAITING FOR TRIGGER
- Entry zone
- $2.34–$2.42
- Trigger
- break+hold $2.34
- Stop
- $2.00
- Base hit
- $2.51 (+0.5R)
- Targets
- T1 $2.85 · T2 $3.19 · T3 $3.70+
- R:R
- T1 1.50R · T2 2.50R
Why
- RVOL 39.10x
- +18% move
- fresh breakout structure
- tight spread
- near HOD
Setups on this move
- first-pullback (B_SETUP)
- trigger $2.34 · stop $2.00 · T1 $2.85
- vwap-reclaim (B_SETUP)
- trigger $2.34 · stop $2.00 · T1 $2.85
- breakout-pullback (B_SETUP)
- trigger $2.35 · stop $2.00 · T1 $2.88
The update posted when a call triggers
TRIGGERED
$YJ TRIGGERED @ $2.34
Rebuilt in TickerRoom's own components from past output, to show the format. Illustrative, not live market data.
What each part shows
- Grade
- The system’s grade for the setup, with the version of the grading that gave it. It describes the setup, never the outcome.
- Strategy
- The pattern behind the call. One move can match more than one, and the card then lists each under Setups on this move, with its own trigger, stop and first target.
- Status
- Where the call stands. It starts at WAITING FOR TRIGGER. Until the trigger is met nothing has happened, and a call whose trigger is not met inside its window is marked EXPIRED.
- Entry zone and trigger
- The price range the plan is built around, and the condition that makes the call live — here a break and hold of $2.34.
- Stop
- Where the plan is wrong. The distance from the trigger to the stop is one unit of risk, written R: here $0.34.
- Base hit
- A first, modest level: half a unit of risk beyond the trigger, so $2.51 here.
- Targets and R:R
- Up to three further levels, each with its distance in units of risk. T1 at 1.50R sits one and a half times the trigger-to-stop distance above the trigger. A plus after the last target means it is left open.
- Why
- The reasons the setup qualified, in plain terms: relative volume, the size of the move, the structure, the spread, how near the high of the day it is.
- CallID
- The call’s own reference: ticker, date and strategy. Every update carries it, and it is what to quote when you give feedback in the channel.
What it is for
- It shows a whole plan before anything happens. The trigger, the stop and the targets are fixed when the call is posted, so the outcome can be checked against them afterwards.
- It lets you watch a setup play out from the first card to the last update, including the ones that stop out and the ones that never trigger.
- It keeps a record anyone can read. The daily recap lists every call of the session with each update that followed, none left out.
- It improves on feedback: reply in the channel with a CallID and what was off — too late, entry unclear, stop too wide or too tight, targets unrealistic.