Every stock has a path. See it, and know where to get on and off.
Search any stock, ETF or fund. We pull three years of daily prices, fit a trend line through the highs and another through the lows, project both forward three months, and hand you a suggested buy-in price, a sell-out price, and the dates we expect them.
Free account. Free charts. Free watchlist. You only pay if you want it in Telegram.
How it works
- 1
Search
Type a ticker or a company name. Confirm we found the right listing.
- 2
See the path
Three years of price action with the upper and lower trend lines drawn and projected three months ahead.
- 3
Get your levels
A price to buy at or below, a target to sell into, the date it is judged by, and the projected move between them.
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Be told
Add it to your watchlist free. Turn on Telegram alerts and we message you when price actually reaches those levels.
What you get on every stock
- Three years of daily price history, charted
- Upper and lower trend lines fitted to real swing highs and lows — not drawn by eye
- Both lines projected three months forward
- A buy level, a target, the date it is judged by, and the expected return
- Company profile, key statistics and ratios, financial statements, EPS forecasts, analyst targets and institutional ownership
- A free watchlist with the current read on every stock in it
- A ranked list of what is at its buy level today, free
- Optional auto-trading on the internal paper ledger, or on your own Alpaca account after you connect at Brokers
Subscribers also get the data explorer: every stock and every figure above in one table, sortable and filterable by any column, including the stocks that were rejected today and why.
Start from a question
- Swing trading setups today — stocks back at the floor of their own channel with a target and an expected holding time attached.
- Breakout stocks — price at or through the top of its channel, where the methodology takes profit rather than buys.
- Oversold stocks — price at or below the line its swing lows have repeatedly turned at.
- Stocks in an uptrend — both fitted lines rising, ranked by how closely price has respected them.
- Stock price predictions — three-month targets, the dates comparable setups reached them by, and how often they did.
- Stock price alerts — a Telegram message when one of your stocks reaches a level that matters.
New to this? Start with how the system works, when to buy a stock and when to sell one.
How the calls have gone
Original-target hit rate = share of the 206 settled live Trade The Path channel calls since 2 Aug 2026 whose price reached the original published sell target (≥4% above entry) before the target date. Closed-early (EXITED) and expired calls are reported separately and are not included in the hit rate. Trade The Post's 68.3% hit rate (13,950 settled alerts) is a different metric for a different product: whether a news alert's price reached the expected move published in that alert inside its tracking window (hours, not days), not whether it reached a channel sell target.
Questions
What is Trade The Path?
Trade The Path is a stock chart tool that fits an upper and a lower trend line to a stock, ETF or fund, projects both lines three months forward, and publishes a suggested buy-in price, sell-out price and the dates it expects them. It uses three years of daily prices. Searching, charts and a watchlist are free. General information only, not financial advice; consider your circumstances and seek independent advice.
Is Trade The Path free?
Yes, the core of Trade The Path is free: creating an account, searching any stock, viewing charts, trend lines, projected buy and sell prices, the ranked top picks and an unlimited watchlist. Paid plans add Telegram alerts when a stock reaches its level and the full data explorer. Paid features come with a 14-day free trial that needs no card.
Is Trade The Path financial advice?
No, Trade The Path provides information only and is not financial advice. Its trend lines and projected prices are statistical extrapolations of past price action and are frequently wrong. It is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer, trading involves risk of loss, and past performance does not guarantee future results. General information only, not financial advice; consider your circumstances and seek independent advice.
General information only, not financial advice; consider your circumstances and seek independent advice.