Trifecta Signals
Confluence Screener · Public Track Record

Three oversold signals.
One trigger.

Trifecta screens ~6,600 exchange-listed stocks every day for one rare setup — three independent oversold signals converging at once, confirmed before it counts. Every signal is published, winners and losers alike.

730CONFIRMED SIGNALS IN THE 3 SCENARIOS
80.2%REACHED +10% WITHIN 90 DAYS
+57.9%MEDIAN GAIN SINCE TRIGGER · ALL 3 SCENARIOS

Signals are never deleted · The full record — including every signal that never confirmed — is one click away

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Screening for three proprietary scenarios

Beyond the base pattern, the screen tags three distinct scenarios — the moments when a stock's decline starts to change character. Historically they are the strongest setups in the record, and each one is assigned at the trigger, never after the fact.

WASHOUT

A quality company — using proprietary screening — sold down far below its long-term trend. The business is intact; the price isn't.

79.4%
reached +10% within 90 days of the trigger

CAPITULATION

A washout where the selling climaxes — volume spiking as the last holders give up, and forced selling burns itself out.

84.4%
reached +10% within 90 days of the trigger

EXHAUSTION

A washout where the decline itself runs out of sellers — the rarest scenario the screen produces.

80.8%
reached +10% within 90 days of the trigger

Market backdrop and context indicators

Every day starts with the market backdrop — where the S&P 500 sits against its own history — because the same signal means different things in different weather. Live from the current site:

Fresh-high caution — SPY's record high is 17 days old and the index sits +37.7% above its 200-week average. If it now slides to its 200-day average — about 4.8% below the current price — within weeks of that fresh high, history says be selective, not absent.
MARKET BACKDROP · S&P 500 $759.97 · −2.5% OFF ITS 52-WEEK HIGH · OCT 23, 2026 CLOSE

How it works

01 · SCAN

Every listed stock, every day

~6,600 US exchange-listed names are tested after the close against one confluence pattern, using only the data available that day.

02 · CONFIRM

A trigger is not a signal

An early trigger must confirm within a set time range or it closes out — publicly. Only confirmed signals enter the track record statistics.

03 · PUBLISH

The record grades itself

Returns are tracked at 30, 60 and 90 days and against the S&P 500. Every confirmed signal stays on the record — ahead of the index or behind it.

Membership Benefits

The statistics stay public — they're the proof. Members get the stocks behind them, plus the work product the record produces — the weekly screens and the daily triage, delivered.

FREE · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

The public statistics

  • Track-record statistics — the full history in aggregate
  • Forward returns, from trigger and from confirmation
  • Breakdowns by group, category, admission path and market cap
  • Daily market backdrop
  • Statistics-only PDF summary of the record
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The work product, delivered

  • The full track record — every signal, stock by stock
  • The weekly screens, delivered by email — read in your account
  • Daily triage report with ranking rationale
  • Member edition of the PDF report

See the record before you believe it.