How the engine works

CASHFY runs a continuous loop during US market hours: scan → score → deal → track → learn. Here's each step, with nothing hidden.

1. Scan — every 5 minutes, 503 stocks

The radar holds two years of daily price history for every S&P 500 constituent plus live quotes. Each pass, every stock gets a technical pre-screen; the strongest candidates get fresh news pulled before full scoring. The schedule respects the real NYSE calendar — holidays, half-days, all of it.

2. Score — four weighted pillars, 0 to 100

• Technical (40%): RSI(14) oversold depth, lower Bollinger band touches, MACD bullish crosses, proximity to the 52-week low with the long-term uptrend intact (the falling-knife guard), capitulation volume spikes, and drawdown measured in units of the stock's own volatility (ATR).
• Fundamental (30%): P/E and PEG versus the stock's own GICS sector medians (recomputed nightly across the whole index), operating margins, debt levels and growth. A dip only scores if the business looks like a discount, not a decline.
• Sentiment (20%): the last seven days of headlines, scored continuously. Hard veto words — bankruptcy, fraud, SEC investigation, delisting — zero out any opportunity instantly, and trigger an exit alert if you already hold the stock.
• Macro (10%): VIX regime bands, the S&P 500 versus its 200-day average, and the stock's sector ETF trend.

3. Deal — opportunity cards

Scores above the threshold become cards: entry price, target (mean-reversion level, minimum +3%), stop-loss (1.5× the stock's average true range), and a hold horizon estimated from how many days that specific stock historically needed to recover from dips of similar depth. Cards expire after two trading days and every card shows its plain-English reasons.

4. Track — honest scoring

Say YES and the trade is logged at the live price. P&L streams in real time with all-time peak and low water marks; exits are graded by the % of peak profit captured; and every trade shadow-buys the S&P 500 with the same dollars so the benchmark comparison is built in, not optional.

5. Learn — the Brain

Every fired signal is graded on whether its trade hit target before stop. Weekly, pillar weights nudge toward what's actually working — bounded to ±2 points per week, floored at 5%, with the entire adjustment history public. No black box: you can watch the algorithm change its mind.

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