Swing trading
A trading style that holds positions for 2–10 days, capturing directional moves across the overnight session. Lower trade frequency than day trading, targeting larger per-trade R:R.
How Sigmentum uses it
Swing trading is the primary use case for Sigmentum signals. The 15-minute signal interval means entries are identified intraday, but many signals — especially on higher-timeframe confirmations — are held for multiple sessions. The key difference from day trading: swing traders hold through overnight gaps, which introduces event risk beyond market hours. Sigmentum's risk level field partially addresses this by flagging pre-market macro events, but position size should account for the inability to monitor continuously.
Every Sigmentum signal shows the exact values — Swing trading and the other three inputs — in the AI reasoning breakdown. Free account, no credit card.
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