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Horizons: Day, Swing, and Invest

BullYeah scores the SAME stock differently depending on how long you actually plan to hold it.

A trading horizon is simply how long you plan to hold a position - Day (hours), Swing (typically weeks), or Invest (typically years).

What matters for a good decision genuinely changes with horizon: a Day trade cares enormously about intraday liquidity and momentum; an Invest decision cares far more about balance-sheet strength and valuation over years. Scoring every horizon the same way would quietly get all three wrong.

This is why the Bullpen's Conviction Score, pillar weights, and even the technical indicators used (5-minute EMAs for Day vs. weekly SMAs for Invest) all shift based on which horizon is selected - it's not cosmetic, the underlying math changes.

Trading Horizon BullYeah Conviction Score
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Open AAPL in the Bullpen and switch between Day, Swing, and Invest horizons - watch the score, rating, and even which pillars matter most change for the exact same company.

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