Catalysts: The 'Why Now' Behind a Setup
The best setups usually have an actual reason attached to them, not just 'the chart looks nice.'
A catalyst is a specific event or piece of news - an earnings report, a product launch, a Fed decision, a sector-wide move - that could meaningfully move a stock's price.
A setup with a genuine catalyst behind it is generally more compelling than one with a similar score but no clear 'why now' - the catalyst is the story explaining why THIS moment, specifically, might matter.
This is why every row on the Swing Conviction Board includes a 'Why Now' summary pulling from BullYeah's own driver data - the single strongest tailwind currently behind that name, in plain English.
Read the 'Why Now' line on a few different Swing Board rows - notice how each one names a SPECIFIC reason (a driver, a momentum shift, a fresh qualification), not a generic 'this stock looks good.'
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