Every module built around one question: when to act.
Cristal Patrimao breaks down the full feature set behind our entry-timing engine — from signal construction to execution checklists — so you can see exactly what you're working with before you rely on it.
Signal Composition
Relative weighting across inputs
What's actually inside the engine
Six modules work together to surface, score, and schedule potential entry points. Each is described below with its practical function and operating limits.
Signal Scoring
Incoming price and volume data is converted into a normalised score that reflects how closely current conditions match the historical patterns our models were built to recognise.
Volatility Filtering
A volatility layer screens out signals generated during abnormally thin or erratic conditions, reducing the number of low-confidence alerts that reach your watchlist.
Entry Windows
Rather than a single trigger point, Cristal Patrimao outputs a bounded time window in which a given setup is considered structurally valid, giving you room to apply your own judgement.
Watchlist Builder
Instruments that clear your configured thresholds are grouped into a single running list, sorted by score, so review time is spent on the highest-ranked candidates first.
Backtest Viewer
Every signal type ships with a historical performance view so you can inspect how similar setups behaved across past periods before deciding how much weight to give it.
Alert Routing
Notifications can be routed to the channels you already monitor, with a daily digest option for users who prefer a single scheduled summary over live alerts.
From raw data to a reviewed decision
Each feature above sits inside a fixed sequence. Understanding the order helps clarify what the tool does — and where your own review still matters.
Data Ingestion & Scoring
Market data is pulled on a scheduled basis and run through the signal scoring and volatility filtering modules to produce a ranked set of candidates.
Window & Watchlist Assembly
Qualifying candidates are assigned entry windows and placed into your watchlist, ordered by composite score and filtered by your saved preferences.
Review & Alert
You review the backtest context for each item, then choose whether to act — supported by alert routing, but never automated into a trade on your behalf.
Designed to inform decisions, not replace them
Cristal Patrimao deliberately stops short of execution. The scoring, filtering, and window logic exist to narrow a large universe of instruments down to a manageable, ranked shortlist — the final call stays with you.
This separation keeps the feature set focused: every module is built to improve the quality of information you see before you act, rather than to act for you. It also means the system is easier to audit — you can trace any alert back to the inputs that generated it.
Compare AdvantagesHow signal quality is measured internally
These figures describe internal backtest construction, not forward-looking guarantees. They illustrate how the scoring layer filters raw candidates down to a reviewed shortlist.
Candidate Reduction
Raw market scans typically return far more instruments than are worth reviewing. Filtering stages are designed to cut this volume down before it reaches your watchlist.
Window Discipline
Entry windows are deliberately bounded rather than left open-ended, so flagged setups don't linger on a watchlist long after the original conditions have changed.