In daily signals, Craig Beck will share his investment research by running the software over 750 stocks. He will point out good buying opportunities and long exit points. No TradingView account required.

Normally, TradingView indicators are pretty dumb. They lack access to individual company data, they can't distinguish an aircraft manufacturer from a rental car company.

Fearless Investor is different, it is unique: it's AI engine includes full company information for thousands of stock tickers.

'AI Confirmed' next to a long entry means the indicator has complete data on the company and the AI rates its fundamentals as strong.

A red X next to 'AI Confirmed' means either: No company data is available, or
Data exists, but the fundamentals are weak, making the trade inadvisable.

Think of The Fearless Investor indicator more as an investment tool than a trading tool. The ethos of the script is 'great companies at great prices'.

The script will operate on any timeframe but it is design to run on the daily charts. The goal is to find high quality stocks at optimal entry prices. A great company at an inflated price is still a terrible deal. 

Usually a new daily signals video is uploaded once a day, Monday to Friday. Normally, there will be no update on bank holidays. 

Ocassionally there will be a weekend crypto update, but only if there is something of note. 

No, we do not offer a trial because it would not be of value. The indicator is designed to find high quality investments that you might buy and hold. It's is not designed for rapid day trading.

If you are asking that question you should not be doing anything but paper trading. 

Expecting no losses when trading the stock market is fundamentally unrealistic because markets are inherently unpredictable and influenced by countless variables beyond any individual's control. Even the most successful investors and traders experience losses regularly, it's an unavoidable part of participating in markets driven by human behavior, economic cycles, geopolitical events, and unforeseen circumstances. Professional money managers with vast resources, advanced analytics, and decades of experience still face losing trades, which underscores that perfect prediction is impossible.

The stock market's volatility means that prices fluctuate constantly, and no strategy, system, or analysis can guarantee profit on every trade. In fact, risk and reward are intrinsically linked in investing; the potential for gains exists precisely because there's also potential for losses. Successful traders focus not on avoiding all losses, but on managing risk effectively, maintaining proper position sizing, and ensuring their winning trades outweigh their losing ones over time.

Approaching the market with the expectation of zero losses sets you up for emotional distress, poor decision-making, and potentially abandoning sound strategies after inevitable setbacks.