Tonight's swing signals, before tomorrow's open.
Every evening after the US close we run W.D. Gann's swing method, with Marc Rivalland's amendments, across the Dow, the NASDAQ 100 and the S&P 500. Each signal has an entry and a stop, in a form a spreadsheet, a script or a trading platform can read.
{
"data": [
{
"date": "2026-07-16",
"tidm": "KO",
"name": "Coca-Cola Company",
"signalType": "COTB",
"currentTrend": "up",
"buyAt": 71.85,
"stopAt": 69.4
}
],
"meta": {
"count": 1,
"asOfTradingDate": "2026-07-17"
}
}
Illustration: how an entry and stop sit against the bars.
The Dow's latest signals, a few trading days late.
Real signals for Dow stocks, as the free plan gets them. Paid plans get them the same evening.
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Paid plans get the same list for every stock in the plan, the same evening, with history and charts. See the plans
Four signals, each with an entry and a stop.
Gann's method follows the trend from swing to swing. A signal gives an entry, the level price has to reach the next day, and a stop, the level that proves the idea wrong.
COTBContinuation buy
The trend is up and price has dipped for at least three counted days. The entry is a buy above the previous day's high. The stop is below the dip.
COTSContinuation sell
The trend is down and price has bounced for at least three counted days. The entry is a sell below the previous day's low. The stop is above the bounce.
COTD2UChange of trend, down to up
Price breaks above the last swing high, so the downtrend has ended. The entry is a buy at the swing high, with the stop below the downtrend's most recent low.
COTU2DChange of trend, up to down
Price breaks below the last swing low, so the uptrend has ended. The entry is a sell at the swing low, with the stop above the uptrend's most recent high.
Three steps from sign-up to signals.
Create a free account
US residents only. Confirm your email address and the free key is switched on.
Copy your API key
It's on your account page. Send it in the X-API-Key header.
Call /v1/signals
From a script, a spreadsheet or a platform, after the US close each trading day.
# Tonight's signals for the stocks in your plan curl https://swingtraderscorner.com/v1/signals/latest \ -H "X-API-Key: $STC_KEY"
import os, requests r = requests.get( "https://swingtraderscorner.com/v1/signals/latest", headers={"X-API-Key": os.environ["STC_KEY"]}, params={"index": "NASDAQ100"}, ) for s in r.json()["data"]: print(s["tidm"], s["signalType"], s["buyAt"] or s["sellAt"], s["stopAt"])
// Extensions › Apps Script, then =STC_SIGNALS("DJIA") in a cell function STC_SIGNALS(index) { const res = UrlFetchApp.fetch( "https://swingtraderscorner.com/v1/signals/latest?index=" + index, { headers: { "X-API-Key": PropertiesService.getScriptProperties().getProperty("STC_KEY") } }); return JSON.parse(res).data.map(s => [s.tidm, s.signalType, s.buyAt || s.sellAt, s.stopAt]); }
Pick the stocks you follow.
Paid plans get same-evening signals, history and charts. A 14-day All US trial is free to start from your account, with no card.
- The NASDAQ 100's stocks
- Same-evening signals
- History and charts
- Dow, NASDAQ 100 and S&P 500
- Same-evening signals
- History and charts
Paid plans open once payments are set up: everyone starts on Free, and nothing is charged until then. Prices in US dollars, for US residents only. Stock counts are today's index members.
What we are, and what we aren't.
A method, not a promise
Some signals follow through and some don't, and nobody can tell in advance which will be which. The method pays only if the winners run further than the losers. Signals are information, not advice.
Where it comes from
W.D. Gann's swing charts, as amended by Marc Rivalland in Swing Trading. We've built the method's rules for counting a dip, for entries and for stops, and the free course explains them in our own words.
Why US only
Every subscriber gets the same signals. Other countries treat that differently, so we open them one at a time.
Learn the method, then wire it up.
Common questions
When are signals published?
After the US close, once the day's prices are checked. Your account page shows when tonight's signals went out.
Why is the free plan three trading days late?
So the signals can be seen, and how they played out, before anyone pays. Paid plans get them the same evening.
Can I cancel a paid plan?
Yes, any time from your account page. The plan runs to the end of the period paid for.
Why can't I sign up from outside the US?
Rules on publishing trading signals differ by country. We're starting with the US and will open other countries once we've checked each one. You can join the waiting list.
Where do the prices come from?
End-of-day prices from commercial data providers, cross-checked before signals are calculated. The Docs will list the providers.