The BitResearch System

BitResearch scans over 6,000 stocks each night using our proprietary AI-powered screening system to find only those that meet all 14 of our market-tested technical indicators. Each BitPick is accompanied by a clearly defined stop-loss level, a first target, and a second target, giving investors a complete trade plan with precise risk-reward boundaries. The first target may be hit within days or weeks, while the second target is often a longer-term opportunity.

BitResearch recommends selling 50%–75% of a position at the first target based on market conditions. Only one or two elite BitPicks are presented each night, and only those that meet trigger conditions enter the portfolio.

Trigger Price

Each BitPick must "trigger" before being considered active. A trigger occurs when the stock trades above the previous day's high within five trading sessions. If it fails to trigger within that window, it is removed from consideration. BitPicks that gap up more than 5% above the trigger are not considered valid entries, as risk-reward deteriorates.

Triggering does not equal entry for all traders—more cautious investors may wait for a Confirmation Day.

BitShorts

Our short candidates, called BitShorts, use the inverse rule: a stock must trade below the previous day's low within five sessions. If it gaps down more than 5%, it’s not eligible. Confirmed BitShorts are highlighted in our evening brief.

First Target

Reaching the first target prompts partial profit-taking (50%–75% of the position). This creates room to reallocate capital toward stronger BitPicks while capturing gains. BitResearch encourages you to consider capital availability when deciding what portion to sell.

Second Target

Fewer BitPicks reach the second target, but those that do often deliver outsized returns. Positions remain active in the portfolio until either the second target is hit or the stop is triggered. Stop-loss levels are raised weekly to lock in gains on strong performers.

Stop Loss

Stop-losses are the foundation of capital preservation. BitResearch manages stop-loss levels dynamically, adjusting them weekly to reflect market movement and the relative strength of the BitPick. This keeps losses small and preserves gains without requiring you to watch the market all day.

Confirmation Day

Some traders wait for a Confirmation Day after a trigger. Confirmation requires that the stock:

1. Closes above the previous close and the day’s open.

2. Closes above the trigger price.

3. Trades with above-average volume.

Confirmation boosts the probability of success and filters out false breakouts. Conservative traders benefit most from waiting for confirmation, especially in weaker market environments.

Risk Rating

Each BitPick includes a Risk Rating from 1 (low risk) to 5 (high risk). Higher ratings indicate greater potential rewards and more volatility. Use these to align your trade sizing with your personal risk tolerance.

Light Volume Pullbacks (LVPBs)

LVPBs identify BitPicks that have hit their first target and are now pulling back lightly. These represent potential reentry opportunities with strong continuation setups. These are especially valuable in volatile markets where second entries can offer superior risk-reward.

Return to Risk Ratio (RTR)

The RTR tool helps you quickly compare BitPicks by showing how close each is to its stop versus its second target. A high RTR means more risk; a low RTR means more reward potential with less downside.

Special Situations Radar

This radar surfaces high-risk, high-reward opportunities that fall outside standard BitPick criteria. These are meant for advanced traders and may include micro-cap or early breakout setups. No guidance is provided—enter at your own discretion, and limit exposure to 10% of your capital per position.

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BitResearch isn’t just a signal service—it’s a complete, rules-based system for modern investors who want to trade smarter, manage risk, and outperform the market.