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This tool describes what the market has been doing. It does not know your income, tax position, time horizon, existing holdings or risk tolerance, and nothing it produces is a personal recommendation. It is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and does not provide regulated investment advice.
Theme detection, stage classification and entry scores are statistical descriptions of recent price and volume behaviour. They are inferences, not facts about the future. A theme can be classified Accelerating and reverse the next session, or classified Cold and rally. Stage changes are detected after the behaviour occurs, never before.
This is a test build. Data may be stale, incomplete or wrong, calculations may contain errors, and screens may show figures that later turn out to be mistaken. Treat everything here as provisional and verify it independently before acting on it.
Any historical figure, backtest or illustrative portfolio shown is calculated with the benefit of hindsight, may not include all costs, and is not a reliable indicator of future results. Nothing shown is managed money and nothing is available to invest in.
Theme investing is concentrated by design. Holding several stocks from one theme is closer to holding one position than to a diversified portfolio, and losses can be correspondingly sharp. Position sizing and stop-loss discipline are your responsibility.
Market data may be delayed, adjusted, revised or missing. Corporate actions, halts, thin liquidity and wide spreads can all make a price on screen unobtainable in practice.
Every order you place is your own decision. Consider taking advice from a financial adviser authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority before investing, particularly if you are unsure whether a strategy is suitable for you.