Thirty seconds, seven scenes, on a loop: what TraderBuddy is for, in the order you would meet it. The sequence is drawn live in your browser from a few hundred lines of script, with no video file behind it, so you can pause it, restart it, or jump to any scene.
The seven scenes
- Thesis (0:00). It tracks and alerts. It never trades.
- The chart (0:03). Candles building, with a server-computed moving average.
- The alert (0:09). A price level armed at 230, and delivered only after the US close.
- Scanner (0:16). About 600 symbols narrowed to 13.
- Financials (0:21). A filing from the SEC becomes a financial health score of 78, in five parts.
- Portfolio (0:25). The cost line steps up when money is added, so a deposit is never mistaken for a return.
- Lock-up (0:28). The name and the one-line claim again.
Why it never shows an alert firing in the session
TraderBuddy checks alerts once a day, after the close, so the film never shows one firing mid-session. It also never shows an order ticket: there is no order entry anywhere in the product.
Keep reading
- Everything TraderBuddy does: the feature tour, with the illustrations and example messages.
- Architecture and tech stack: what it is built from, and the provider limits that shaped it.
