Silvermark Signals
Systematic equity research

Disciplined signals for a 23-name watchlist, every market close.

A systematic process flags buy and exit opportunities across a curated watchlist, with one long-dated options structure identified per signal -- delivered in plain English, with the full analysis available to anyone who wants it. Then research each name, keep your own watchlist, and test ideas in a simulated portfolio.

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How a session works

  1. The close.

    Every weekday after 4:00pm ET the publisher prices all 23 covered symbols and applies the same buy and exit rules it has always used.

  2. The board.

    Buy signals, exit watch and one long-dated call pick per eligible signal are published as a dated session, each with one sentence on why it fired.

  3. Your workspace.

    Signals land next to your watchlist. Open a ticker to see its history, and record simulated trades to evaluate a strategy without committing capital.

What you get

Clear, plain-language calls.

Every signal comes with one sentence on why it fired. The full underlying analysis is one tap away for anyone who wants it.

One options structure per signal.

A specific long-dated call identified for each individual-name signal, with cost, rationale, and a liquidity assessment.

A track record shown as-is.

Signal accuracy is graded against real forward returns and published honestly, including when it isn't flattering. See the current numbers.

Coverage

Silvermark covers these 23 US-listed symbols. Watchlists are built from this list, because a symbol outside it can never produce a signal. Funds are shown in grey and receive buy and exit signals but no call pick.

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Signals use daily closing prices. There is no intraday or streaming data in any plan. Read how signals and performance are measured.

Plans

Free accounts see session counts, the public scorecard and a starter watchlist. Paid plans add the full board, the archive, research pages and paper portfolios. Compare plans.