At a glance
- JADISS captures buy and sell points with condition signals, then records the outcome in a trading journal.
- This blog publishes the daily signal log, market briefs, and product notes.
- Product: homepage.jadiss-lab.com
Why JADISS exists
Signals are easy to miss, and even harder to follow through time. JADISS screens tickers with condition clauses, then keeps buy signals, sell signals, returns, and win rates in one trading journal.
Four core capabilities
- Signal journals — open-auction and intraday trades, plus a 21:00 BUY scan, published as a daily log.
- Related-ticker discovery — explore industry and beneficiary/headwind relationships.
- Chart and indicator analysis — technical, momentum, and macro views in JADISS lab.
- Personal alerts — Telegram digests so the same dataset reaches mobile readers.
What this blog publishes
- Trading Journal — daily 21:00 KST buy/sell signal snapshots
- Market & Economy — Sat/Sun 21:00 weekly briefs
- JADISS News — features, updates, how-to notes
Get started
Use the portal for live journals, lab tools, and Telegram. This blog tells the same signal story in long form.
Open JADISS · About · Trading Journal
FAQ
What appears in the journal?
That day’s buy signals and sell signals, holdings, and returns. Charts mark where the signals printed.
How do I follow a signal through to the result?
Read the holdings and sells after a buy signal, then check the chart markers. A short walkthrough is in How to read the JADISS journal.
Do the blog and portal share the same data?
Yes. Journals and signal reports use the same jadiss-platform source. The blog is the official written record of that journal.