Alex Tradingrunde processes market data in real time and derives risk-adjusted recommendations for action. Each recommendation is documented and clearly disclosed in the transparency report the following day.
No promises of winnings. Every information is based on documented data processing.
Simplified representation of the analysis process, without real market values. See methodology section for details.
Students and young professionals rarely have the time to follow price trends, order book depth and volatility indicators in parallel. Without structured criteria, decisions are often based on short-term impressions instead of comprehensible analysis. Alex Tradingrunde replaces this process not with forecasts, but with consistently applied data criteria.
It is not the amount of available data that determines the quality of an investment decision, but rather the consistency with which risk criteria are applied.
Alex Tradingrunde's analytical models were developed to evaluate market data in a structured rather than intuitive manner. Every processing step – from data collection to risk assessment – follows fixed, documented rules.
These rules do not change depending on the situation. Deviations from the usual course, such as unusual volatility, are noted separately in the daily report so that users can see the basis of each recommendation.
The process is divided into three fixed steps. Each step is documented independently and can be traced independently.
Price data, order book depth, volatility indices and selected on-chain metrics are continuously recorded and structured for further processing.
Each asset is tested against fixed thresholds for liquidity, volatility bands and correlation to other positions before being considered for a recommendation.
The remaining values are used to create a prioritized list with a suggested position size and a classification of the data situation - with no guarantee of success.
Every recommendation is logged. The following day you can see what data was used and how the assessment developed.
| Date | Observation | Classification |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Increase in volatility at an observed value | Risk filter reduces recommended position size |
| Day 2 | Stable liquidity ratios | Value remains on the watchlist |
| Day 3 | Increased correlation to existing position | Diversification rule excludes new admissions |
The accompanying history shows how the published recommendations have developed since they were first mentioned - regardless of whether the result is positive or negative. The display is updated daily and remains visible for past periods.
The report will be published regardless of the outcome. This consequence is part of the methodology, not an exception to good results.
The models are designed for careful entry. This particularly affects users with limited investment capital.
For each recommendation there is a fixed upper limit for each individual position, derived from liquidity and historical fluctuation range of the respective value.
New positions are checked against existing recommendations for correlation to avoid inadvertent focus on similarly reacting values.
In the event of unusually high short-term fluctuations, the system automatically reduces the recommended position size and notes this in the daily log.
Price trends, order book data, volatility indicators and selected on-chain metrics of publicly tradable digital assets are taken into account. All sources are cited in the methodology section.
Access is via registration. The scope and conditions are presented transparently in the registration process before a decision is required.
No. The reports are prepared in such a way that the underlying data remains understandable even without previous experience in securities or crypto trading. Technical terms are briefly explained in the report.
No. The report provides a data-based classification as a basis for decision-making. The final investment decision remains with the individual.
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