Every afternoon, after the US market closes, Ecliptic Alerts sends the buy and sell signals generated by a fixed-rule system for US stocks and ETFs. The signals are the same for every subscriber. If you decide to replicate them, you can enter them in your own broker in about ten minutes.
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| Ticker | How much | Strategy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sell | MSFT | 100% of the position | Tailwind |
| Buy | AAPL | 3.2% of capital | Undertow |
| Buy | XLE | 2.8% of capital | Harbor |
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Real result of an account that follows the same signals that are published, measured from the July 31, 2026 close. Daily-chained return, net of commissions, with open positions valued at the latest close; deposits and withdrawals do not count as performance. Unaudited. It is not a subscriber's account: each subscriber's result will differ (opening price and slippage, time of execution, rounding, capital, signals not entered). The first three sessions (July) are shown under "What happens in a bad streak". This is a short period. Ecliptic Alerts publishes the result every month, whether positive or negative.
It shows how these rules would have traded in the past, with estimated commissions and slippage. It is not the result of any real account.
| Year | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portfolio | −5% | +58% | +34% | +36% |
Why the window is shorter. The bitcoin-miner satellite only has history since 2021, so the full portfolio can only be measured from 2022, a very favorable period for crypto assets, which is reflected in 2023 and 2025. Its weight is 15%: 70% is the core, with ten years of its own, and the remaining 15% is the Nasdaq accelerator, measured in backtest since 2010.
Six equal-weighted strategies on stocks and ETFs. It is the block with the long track record and the one that defines the risk profile of the whole.
| Year | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core | +14 | +14 | +0.5 | +19 | +20 | +31 | +2 | +24 | +32 | +26 |
Simulated annual returns 2016–2025, net of estimated commissions and slippage. Includes 2018 and 2022, the two worst recent years for the market: the core ended essentially flat in both.
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portfolio | +4.0 | +3.5 | −4.9 | +8.0 | +8.3 | +3.4 | −4.8 |
January to May are computed on the backtest database, reviewed internally; June and July on the same daily prices the live system uses. Simulated: not the result of any real account.
The same three backtests above, month by month. Full portfolio since 2022; core (70% of the portfolio) since 2016; 2026 through July simulated (*) and, from August onward, the live result of each closed month (marked cells). All months are shown, including the negative ones.
Simulated (backtest) results, net of estimated commissions and slippage; 2026 with the same daily prices the live system uses. Not the result of any real account. Past results, simulated or real, do not guarantee future results.
Simulated results. Backtested results are computed by applying rules defined in advance to historical data and include assumptions for commissions and slippage. They have inherent limitations: they do not represent actual trading, are prepared with the benefit of hindsight, may not reflect the impact of market factors such as lack of liquidity, and do not account for the effect of real losses on a trader's decisions. No representation is made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Past performance, simulated or real, is not indicative of future results. Ecliptic Alerts does not provide investment advice and is not registered with the CNV, the SEC or any other regulator.
Three blocks with different engines: core 70% (six strategies on stocks and ETFs: four mean-reversion, held ≈ 1 week; two trend-following, ≈ 5 months), satellite 15% (bitcoin miners, only in a bullish crypto regime; otherwise cash) and accelerator 15% (leveraged Nasdaq, only while the index is above its long-term average). Cash purchases only: no margin, no shorts; the leverage belongs to the instrument, not to the subscriber's account. When volatility rises, the system reduces position sizes by rule; in bear markets part of the portfolio is held in cash. Weekly rebalancing between blocks. Out-of-sample backtest, survivorship-free universes (51% of the tickers no longer trade today), commissions and slippage deducted, signal at the close and execution at the next open.
Three blocks with different engines, designed to behave differently across market regimes.
| Core70% · six strategies | Stocks and ETFs. Four short-term mean-reversion strategies and two long-term trend-following strategies: complementary profiles that support each other. |
| Satellite15% · bitcoin miners | Equal-weighted basket with volatility control. Correlation of 0.27 with the core. Trades only in a bullish crypto regime; in a bearish regime it goes to cash by rule. |
| Accelerator15% · leveraged Nasdaq | A leveraged Nasdaq ETF, only while the index is above its long-term moving average. The leverage belongs to the instrument: no margin and no short positions. |
| Reserveno fixed weight | Uses the cash the other blocks leave idle, only in bear markets. Two or three trades a year. |
Weekly rebalancing between blocks. It requires no action from the subscriber: it is reflected in the size of new orders.
Holding period and trade frequency determine the operational workload.
| Strategy | Logic | Holding | Trades/yr |
|---|---|---|---|
| UndertowCore · S&P 500 | Mean reversion: enters on short-term oversold conditions and exits on the bounce. | ≈ 1 week | ~150 |
| TailwindCore · Nasdaq 100 | Momentum pullback: the same logic, restricted to the strongest stocks. | ≈ 1 week | ~80 |
| CompassCore · S&P 500 | Trend following: enters on a confirmed bullish reversal and follows the trend. | ≈ 5 months | ~10 |
| SummitCore · Russell 3000 | Long-term momentum detection: enters when the stock confirms strength and exits when it loses it. | ≈ 5 months | ~10 |
| HarborCore · defensive ETFs | Mean reversion on defensive ETFs. | ≈ 1 week | ~35 |
| TideCore · sector ETFs | Mean reversion on sector ETFs. The highest-turnover strategy. | ≈ 1 week | ~110 |
| CometSatellite · miners | Bitcoin-miner basket with volatility control, under a regime filter. | by regime | few |
| ThrustAccelerator · Nasdaq | Leveraged Nasdaq while the index is in an uptrend. | by trend | few |
| BallastReserve · Nasdaq | Short-term Nasdaq rebounds, only in bear markets. | days | 2–3 |
Core 2016–2025; satellites 2022–2025. Simulated results, net of estimated costs; not from any real account. The combined core has a better MAR ratio (1.11) than any of its six strategies: diversification across different logics is the source of the risk profile.
| Strategy | CAGR | Max drawdown | MAR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Undertow | 17.8% | −26.3% | 0.68 |
| Tailwind | 17.5% | −17.0% | 1.03 |
| Compass | 23.0% | −34.3% | 0.67 |
| Summit | 25.1% | −33.7% | 0.74 |
| Harbor | 5.7% | −12.1% | 0.47 |
| Tide | 9.2% | −14.2% | 0.65 |
| Combined core | 17.8% | −16.1% | 1.11 |
| Comet 4 years | 56% | −52% | 1.08 |
| Thrust 4 years | 28% | −44% | 0.64 |
There will be one: it is part of the normal operation of the system. In the backtest (simulated) the worst month was −8.7% and the max drawdown −20%; the longest stretch without a new high lasted about 13 months (beginning in January 2022). More in the note What is a drawdown. The live max drawdown since August is shown under "Live results · since August 2026", above, and is updated every night without adjustment. Before the published period, in the first three sessions (July), a −6.0% decline was recorded.
What the system does: exactly what it does in any other period. It follows the rules. When volatility rises, it reduces position sizes by rule; in bear markets part of the portfolio is held in cash. No one adjusts trades manually, in favorable or unfavorable periods. If a rule changes, it is announced (Terms, section 13).
What a subscriber experiences: the temptation to stop right after a decline. It is the most common way to lose money with a rules-based system: abandoning it at the worst moment.
What Ecliptic Alerts asks: that you decide, before starting, how much capital you can see 20% down, or more, without abandoning the system. That amount, and no more, is the capital to allocate to Ecliptic Alerts.
The 20% drawdown is part of the system, not an anomaly. The worst month of the backtest (simulated) was −8.7%. A system is abandoned at the worst moment: if a decline of that order leads to abandoning it, the expected result is negative.
The crypto satellite has only one market cycle of history. That is why its weight is limited to 15% and it goes to cash by rule in a bearish regime.
Trading stocks and ETFs involves risk of loss: you can lose a significant part of the capital traded and, in extreme cases, all of it. Purchases are cash-only, with no margin and no short positions, so the maximum loss is the capital allocated to the system, which can be lost in full. Ecliptic Alerts is not registered as an investment adviser with the CNV, the SEC or any other regulator, and does not know your situation.
A backtest is not a promise of performance. It is a measurement of how these rules would have traded in the past, with estimated costs. What can be checked is the discipline: signals published before the open and a live result updated every night; fixed rules, defined in advance, no discretion. Past results, simulated or real, do not guarantee future results.
| An accountwith your own broker | Any broker with direct access to US stocks and ETFs (for example Interactive Brokers or Schwab/thinkorswim). If you open an account through those links, Ecliptic Alerts receives compensation from the broker. Local depositary receipts of foreign stocks and local brokers without direct access are not suitable (note: local broker or an account abroad). The subscriber executes in their own account; Ecliptic Alerts has no access to it. |
| Ten minutesin the evening | Signals arrive after the close; if you decide to replicate them, the orders are entered before the next open, as market orders. On most trading days there is at least one signal. |
| Around US$ 30,000indicative | It is the capital with which the portfolio can be replicated in whole shares: it is spread across about thirty positions. With less capital, many purchases do not reach a whole share and the result diverges from the system. It is not a recommendation on how much to invest. |
The system does not try to avoid every loss. It can go through negative periods and declines of 20% or more, as it already did in the backtest.
If a decline of that size would make you abandon the strategy, Ecliptic Alerts is probably not for you.
If you do not choose a plan when the trial ends, nothing is charged: the signals are paused, including the sell signals for any positions you hold (Terms, section 6.4).
After the trial: US$ 99 a month or US$ 899 a year, taxes included (launch price of the yearly plan for anyone who signs up by December 31, 2026; renewal is at the plan’s then-current price, today US$ 990, announced 30 days in advance with the amount). The subscription renews automatically at the end of each period until you cancel. No minimum commitment: it can be cancelled at any time and does not renew; on a paid plan the signals continue until the end of the period already paid for and are then paused, including sell signals; the positions remain in the subscriber's account.
Nombre, correo y canal para recibir los avisos. Ecliptic Alerts aprueba cada solicitud a mano: es un servicio pequeño y prefiere que cada persona sepa qué va a recibir antes de la primera lista. La respuesta llega desde [email protected] en 1 o 2 días hábiles.
Ecliptic Alerts es un sistema mecánico de inversión en acciones y ETFs del mercado de Estados Unidos. Las reglas están definidas de antemano y se ejecutan siempre igual, sin criterio discrecional.
Cada vez que el sistema decide comprar o vender, el suscriptor recibe un aviso el mismo día con las señales, que el sistema ejecuta en la apertura del día siguiente. Si usted decide replicarlas, lo hace en su propia cuenta y en su propio broker.
Casi todos los días hay alguna señal; en general son pocas.
Las alertas llegan de lunes a viernes, dentro de las 3 horas siguientes al cierre del mercado de Estados Unidos, y las órdenes se ejecutan en la apertura del día siguiente. Los fines de semana y los feriados de Estados Unidos no hay alertas.
Hay dos formas de recibir las señales. Las dos son equivalentes y se puede cambiar de una a otra en cualquier momento.
Aquí se ingresa el capital asignado a este sistema: con ese dato la página calcula cuántas acciones de cada ticker corresponden. Hasta que no se ingrese, las señales no se muestran.
No hace falta enviar ningún dato. No hay nada que copiar ni que buscar. Son dos pasos:
Si todavía no cargó ninguna orden, o quiere empezar de nuevo desde hoy, puede reiniciar: la cartera y el historial de esta página vuelven a cero y recibe una lista de ingreso nueva con las posiciones actuales del sistema. Las órdenes que ya haya cargado en su broker no se tocan.
Al cancelar, la suscripción no se renueva: en un plan pago sigue recibiendo hasta el fin del período pagado; en el mes gratis, la cancelación es inmediata. Después, las señales quedan en pausa, incluidas las de venta de las posiciones abiertas. Las posiciones siguen siendo suyas y quedan en su cuenta: Ecliptic Alerts no opera nada.