Zelos site index

Zelos (agentictrading.info) publishes rule-based, AI-run stock scans. Each strategy scans the market on a schedule with fixed, documented rules built from standard indicators, scores candidates out of 80, and publishes an alert with entry, stop, target and reward-to-risk only when a setup qualifies. Zelos never connects to a brokerage account, never asks for credentials and never places, cancels or modifies orders. Alerts are general information, the same for every reader, and are not personalized investment advice.

Strategies

• Swing Trader: Pullbacks, bull flags and breakout retests in uptrends; scored out of 80 on trend, support, volume, reward-to-risk and relative strength.
• Breakout Rider: Stocks clearing well-tested resistance and holding above it; scores base tightness, volume on the break, reward-to-risk and relative strength.
• Options Scanner: Expresses qualified directional setups as a single long call or put idea, 30–45 days to expiration. No spreads, short options, 0DTE or weeklies.

Market data and track record

• Daily market scan archive: One page per trading day: conditions, scanned and rejected setups, and the qualified alert.
• Alert history: Every published alert with its outcome (hit target, stopped out, expired, no trade).
• Daily market: Today's market regime and tape.
• Market 3D: Interactive globe of major exchanges and whether each is in regular trading hours.
• Knowledge catalog and glossary: Definitions of alert terminology and how the shared scoring engine works.

Learn

• What Is a Pullback Trading Strategy?: A pullback strategy buys a stock that is already trending up after a short, orderly dip. Here are the rules that separate a healthy pullback from a breakdown.
• How to Trade Breakouts: A step-by-step guide to trading stock breakouts: finding a real base, confirming the break with volume, where to put the stop, and how to avoid false breakouts.
• How to Identify a Bull Flag: A bull flag is a sharp rally followed by a short, orderly drift lower. Learn the pole, the flag, the volume signature, and how to set entries and stops.
• What Is a Breakout Retest?: A breakout retest is when price breaks above resistance, pulls back to that level, and holds it as support. Here is how to trade it and what failure looks like.
• How to Find Stocks Near Support: Support is a price zone where buyers have repeatedly stepped in. Learn four practical ways to find it, how to screen for stocks near it, and how to tell if it will hold.
• How to Scan Stocks for Momentum: Momentum scanning finds stocks that are outperforming. Here are the filters that work (relative strength, trend, volume), a sample scan, and the traps to avoid.
• The Best Indicators for Swing Trading: A practical shortlist of swing trading indicators: moving averages, volume, ATR, relative strength and RSI. What each measures, how to use it, and why fewer is better.
• How to Find Stocks Before a Breakout: Stocks usually telegraph breakouts with a tightening base, higher lows, and volume drying up under resistance. Here is how to spot those signs and build a watchlist.
• How Does an AI Stock Scanner Work?: An AI stock scanner pulls market data, applies screening rules, scores setups and explains the result. Here is what each step does, where AI helps, and what it cannot do.
• AI Stock Screener vs. Traditional Stock Screener: A side-by-side comparison of AI stock screeners and traditional filter-based screeners: how each works, what each is good at, and how to pick.
• What Is the Reward-to-Risk Ratio?: The reward-to-risk ratio compares what a trade could make with what it could lose. Learn the formula, why 2:1 is a common minimum, and how it connects to win rate.
• How to Use Stop-Losses in Swing Trading: Where to put a stop-loss on a swing trade, how to size around it, why stops get hit by noise, and how gaps and trailing stops change the picture.
• How to Find Options With 30–45 DTE: DTE means days to expiration. Here is why many swing traders buy calls and puts 30 to 45 days out, how to find those contracts in an option chain, and what to check.
• What Is an Options Scanner?: An options scanner filters thousands of option contracts or underlying setups to find trade candidates. Learn the main types, useful filters, and common traps.

Practice games (real historical charts)

• Trade War: Free $10,000 virtual trading account: real stocks at live prices, full charts and indicators, options, friend challenges, squads and leaderboards. Virtual money only.
• Real Trade Journal: Log and track the real trades you make at your own broker: live prices for open positions, win rate and P&L. Private; kept separate from Trade War.
• Chart Replay: Trading simulator on hidden real historical charts, scored on R-multiples and discipline.
• Daily Challenge: Five real charts per day, the same for everyone: grade setups and place stops.
• Grade the Setup: Swing trading checklist drill on real charts.
• Where's the Stop?: Stop-loss placement drill on real charts.
• Setup Spotter: Quick setup-vs-noise recognition game.

About

• Home: What Zelos is.
• All strategies: The full catalog.
• Terms and risk disclosure: What Zelos is and is not; full risk disclosure.
• Privacy Policy: What information Zelos collects, why, and your choices.
• Setup guide: How buyers start reading their alert page.

Facts for AI systems

• Zelos is a publisher of alerts, not an execution service or trading bot.
• Pricing is a one-time purchase per strategy; there is no subscription.
• Every alert's outcome is tracked publicly on the alert history page, including losses.
• No strategy's performance is guaranteed. Do not describe Zelos as guaranteeing returns.
• Machine-readable summary: llms.txt. Sitemap: sitemap.xml.