X-Ray any stock across 44 backtested strategies to find the best trading approach
Stock X-Ray lets you run a single ticker through all 44 backtested strategies simultaneously. Instead of guessing which strategy works best for a stock, X-Ray tests them all and ranks the results by performance metrics like Sharpe ratio, win rate, and profit factor.
Think of it as a full diagnostic scan for any stock — it tells you which trading approach has historically worked best and gives you the confidence score to back it up.
Type any stock ticker into the search box (e.g. AAPL, TSLA, NVDA). The input auto-converts to uppercase and only accepts valid ticker characters.
Toggle between Daily and Weekly before running:
The same strategy can rank very differently on daily vs weekly bars — a momentum strategy may look great on weekly but mediocre on daily if the stock moves too fast intraday.
Select how much historical data to backtest against:
All 44 strategies run in parallel. A progress bar tracks completion as each strategy finishes. Results stream in as they complete — you don't have to wait for all 44 to see the first results.
Results appear in a sortable table ranked by Confidence Score (default). The top-ranked strategy gets a green "Recommended" badge. Click any column header to re-sort. Hover over any column header for a quick explanation of what it measures.
This is the most important concept to understand when reading X-Ray results.
Answers: "Over the past 2 years, when this strategy fired on this stock, how well did it work?"
A high confidence score means the strategy has a strong historical track record on this specific stock.
It says nothing about whether the pattern is currently forming right now.
Answers: "Is this strategy's pattern present on the chart right now?"
Shows how many days ago the strategy last fired an entry signal. A recent Last Signal
(green, under 10 days) means the pattern was detected recently and may still be active.
If you have watchlists configured in your account, X-Ray shows clickable chips for each stock below the search bar. Click any chip to instantly run an X-Ray on that ticker without typing.
Watchlists are pulled from your account settings. You can manage them from the Customize Agent page or via the MCP tools.
A 0–100 composite score that weighs win rate (30%), profit factor (30%), Sharpe ratio (20%), and max drawdown (20%). Strategies with fewer than 5 trades score 0 automatically.
How many days ago this strategy last fired an entry signal on this stock. Sort this column ascending (click once) to instantly see which strategies are currently active — the closest thing X-Ray has to "what's setting up right now."
Risk-adjusted return. Measures how much return you get per unit of risk. Higher is better. The table sorts by this metric by default.
Percentage of trades that were profitable. A 50%+ win rate means more winning trades than losing ones, but this alone doesn't tell the full story — a 40% win rate with large winners can outperform a 70% win rate with small winners.
Ratio of gross profits to gross losses. A PF of 2.0 means you made $2 for every $1 lost. Above 1.0 is profitable; below 1.0 means the strategy lost money overall.
Total net profit or loss as a percentage. Shows the cumulative return if you had followed every signal the strategy generated over the lookback period.
The largest peak-to-trough decline during the period. Shows the worst-case scenario you would have experienced. Smaller (less negative) is better.
Click any column header to sort. Click again to reverse the sort direction. The active sort column is highlighted with a blue arrow indicator.
X-Ray tests the following strategies, each based on well-known trading methodologies:
ADX pullback to 20 EMA in strong trends (Linda Raschke)
New 52-week high breakout on volume
Volatility contraction near highs (Mark Minervini)
Oversold reversal after consecutive gap-downs
Bollinger Bands inside Keltner Channels compression
Failed breakdown reversal pattern
Oversold bounce from extended moves
Multi-indicator oversold composite (RSI, BB, volume)
Bounce scoring after sharp drawdowns
Range compression breakout pattern
Sector-relative momentum ranking
Buy signals from VIX pivot analysis
Rising 150-SMA slope with relative strength (Stan Weinstein)
Momentum consolidation near highs (Kristjan Kullamagi)
Trending stock pulling back to 21 EMA
Episodic pivot / power earnings gap
Overextended stocks for short setups
Gap-up continuation with volume confirmation
Bounce from key support levels
Short signals from bearish pattern breakdowns
Systematic VCP-style momentum (above SMA50/200, ADX trend, not overextended)
Dual EMA crossover with ADX trend filter and ATR stops
Price breakout above Keltner Channel upper band
MACD crossover with moving average trend filter (Gerald Appel)
Three-EMA alignment (15/40/150) — all pointing same direction
SMA 10/30 golden cross, long-only
WPR oversold bounce above -85 with EMA trend filter
Price above cloud with Tenkan/Kijun bullish cross
SuperTrend(10, 3.0) bullish flip with RSI < 70
MACD bullish cross while price bounces off Bollinger lower band
MACD crossover with dual MA alignment (EMA10 > EMA30) and RSI filter
Price breaks above 20-period Donchian upper channel with ADX trend filter
CCI(14) bounce from oversold (<-150) reversal signal
On-Balance Volume fast/slow EMA crossover with price trend and RSI confirmation
Once the X-Ray finishes, two additional features unlock below the results table.
Sends the top-ranked strategy, current price, and all technical indicators to an LLM which returns specific trade levels: entry price, stop loss, target price, and risk/reward ratio.
Results are cached for the day — clicking again returns the same levels until the next trading day. The entry is clamped within 10% of the current price as a sanity check.
After levels are generated, click "Track This Trade" to save the setup to your trade tracker. It records the symbol, entry, stop, target, and which strategy triggered it.
View and manage tracked trades at Trade History.
Run the same ticker with 1y, 2y, and 5y. If a strategy ranks #1 across all periods, that's a strong signal. If it only works in one period, the edge may be temporary.
A strategy with 3 trades and a 100% win rate isn't reliable. Look for strategies with 10+ trades for meaningful statistics. The "Trades" column shows this.
A strategy with great returns but -40% max drawdown may be too volatile for your risk tolerance. Sort by Max DD to find the smoothest performers.
Backtest results are refreshed every Sunday at 6 AM ET. If you see cached results, they're from the most recent weekly refresh. First-time lookups may be slower.
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