what is Seguro Terminal?
have you ever wondered how often BTC bounces back the same day after a 2% dip from the open? or which weekday IBM usually moves? or which hour and which day was the best time to buy, and when to sell? or what RSI 28 has meant for AAPL over the years?
those are the things one scan counts for you.
Bots have speed. You can have evidence. Seguro Terminal is a tool that supports investors’ decisions. It rests on numbers, evidence and facts, not on hunches. It is meant to give you an edge in a world where bots trade: it shows the footprints of big players (Smart Money) and behavior that repeated in history, so your decisions stand on firmer ground. Some indicators, such as turnover velocity and DEMA tension, are our own: we have not found them in any other tool.
same-day bounce odds
a dip is the drop from the open to the day’s low. the terminal splits a ticker’s history into three dip depths and counts how often price recovered the same day.
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the textbook says RSI below 30 is oversold. the terminal says on how many of 100 such days this ticker was higher five sessions later, and how many days that count is based on.
big money leaves a trace
When a big player enters or leaves a stock, volume jumps above its norm. The terminal lists those days and counts how fast shares really change hands. Volume tells you something was happening, not who it was or which way.
Smart Money sessions
A list of sessions where volume passed the threshold you set, with the date and the price change that day. You move the threshold with a slider.
turnover velocity
Shows in how many days the whole float, the shares available for trading, changes hands. When the pace suddenly picks up against the last 3 years, the bot sends an alert, once a day.
“every number is a frequency taken from the ticker’s own history. it comes with its window and its sample size, and it never tells you what to trade.”
tip: “don’t fight the market, be the market.”
know how it behaves before you trade it
we count so you don’t have to.
one scan fills over twenty modules at once: weekday returns, intraday blocks, gap statistics, volume by hour, bull traps, share turnover and more. no spreadsheets, no scripts.
built for your market, your clock, your language
Telegram alerts bot
what the alerts say
the Telegram bot writes to you on your phone and on your computer. four kinds of message. volume, price level and news are set separately for each ticker.
volume spike
when volume passes your threshold, measured as a percent of the 20-session average. you set it separately for each ticker, in 10% steps.
a strong price move
the bot reports it on its own when the daily change goes above +6% (breakout) or below −6% (breakdown).
your price level
you enter a level and the bot writes when price crosses it, from above or from below.
news from your list
the bot lets through only important headlines about a company on your list: earnings, mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy, lawsuits, FDA, investigations. plus major macro news such as the Fed, inflation or recession. headlines arrive in the original language. one switch turns them all off.
example messages, real headline from 23 Oct 2026 (Investor’s Business Daily) · the bot checks the market every 5 minutes
38 ideas. 21 survived.
that is the real number behind the indicators in the terminal. each one had to earn its place: work on real market history and repeat on the second half of it. if not, it was dropped.
Among them Anchored VWAP (two of its three signals worked the opposite way), sector momentum, dark-pool share, Squeeze and a crypto “halving echo”. Four were already built when we threw them away.
First a test on real history, then again on its second half. If the direction flips, the indicator is dropped, even if it looked great on paper.
One of the tests: 1,348 stocks, 10 years, more than 600,000 observations across both halves of history. Gaps around earnings: 6,876 cases on 44 stocks. Crypto weekends: 630 BTC weekends since 2014.
It grew out of experience and years of “hands-on” trading: split a price move into what happens between the close and the next open, and what happens during trading hours. Of nine ideas tested on one day, it was the only one that repeated on both halves of history. Today it is the panel “Where the move happens”.
Roughly every second idea survives. That is a healthy ratio. If every idea in a tool “works”, nobody tested it.
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