Target reached
Trends
Recognize the shift early, with a clear signal to act on.
Trends reads fundamental, technical, and sentiment data across the markets that matter, and turns what it finds into one clear signal — an entry, a price target, and a stop-loss, published before the trade, not after.
Every signal has three numbers.
A signal names an entry, a price target, and a stop-loss at the moment it opens. Nothing is added after the fact. The chart below is an illustrative example of that structure — not a live signal.
Target reached
Built on more than a price chart.
The model was developed and refined inside a regulated German asset management firm, across more than a decade of live markets. It draws on fundamental data, technical/chart data, and sentiment data together, rather than any single input on its own, and is now available to retail investors as a signal subscription.
The record, shown plainly.
Real Trends signals, each with its entry, target, stop-loss, and outcome — active, hit, or missed.
The examples below are placeholders while we finish pulling the exact figures from the real signal history — the layout is final, the numbers are not yet.
Target reached
Stop-loss hit
Active
2 of 3 closed examples shown reached target.
How it fits into your routine
New signals arrive irregularly — sometimes several in a day, sometimes none for a week or two. Trends follows a swing-trading horizon of weeks to months, not intraday scalping.
A signal is decision support, not an order. You decide the position size, the timing, and the instrument — ETF, option, CFD, or future. DAMANTIS does not place trades for you.
Once a signal closes — target reached or stop-loss hit — the outcome is logged and folded into future analysis. This keeps the model current. It is not a claim that any specific future signal will perform better because of it.