The signal — what the entry rule says

a rule firing, not a verdict · How the app turns all of this into a grade

• Entry condition met — in an uptrend, near support, not overbought: the model’s entry test currently passes.
• Wait for entry — a good name, but currently hot or extended: no clean entry by this rule.
• Trend rule broken — trading below its 200-day trend, or support broke: re-confirm the thesis before adding (the falling-knife guard).
• Data too thin — not enough technical data to judge yet.

Because “buy” is an instruction and this is only a rule firing. The app’s own historical test of this timing rule shows it has NOT beaten simply owning the same names over the tested window (a −0.72% edge on 1,058 signals), and the live record is still accruing. The words say what the model checked, and the Signal Ledger shows how those checks have actually turned out — read them together.

It all comes from the one thing the app’s own backtest said mattered: never buy support in a downtrend.

below 200-DMA, or support broke   →  Trend rule broken
at support · uptrend · not hot    →  Entry condition met
hot (RSI ≥ 66) or extended        →  Wait for entry
otherwise: composite ≥ 74 → entry met, else wait
(no technicals available          →  Data too thin)