Noiseless Signals

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this website? What can I do here?

Noiseless Signals is an educational platform that provides an educational guess on the price direction of an asset. Additionally, paid users can receive Telegram/email alerts when a specified asset changes signals. This is not financial advice, and you must read and accept our disclaimer, privacy policy, terms, and subscriber agreement before using the Noiseless Signals Service.

What is this service? Is this financial advice?

No! Noiseless Signals LLC is strictly for educational purposes only. You must read and accept our disclaimer, privacy policy, terms, and subscriber agreement before using the Noiseless Signals Service.

What's with these different time intervals?

Our API accesses financial data on the 1, 5, 15, 30, 45 Minutes; 1, 2, 4 Hours; 1 Day; 1 Week; and 1 Month intervals. These intervals refer to the candle length of the underlying chart, and allow a user to plan based on a shorter (smaller intervals) or longer (larger intervals) time-horizon. More information about intervals can be found in our blog post.

What is the scale used to provide the educational signals?

We use a seven point scale, as follows:
Strong Buy | Buy | Weak Buy | Hold | Weak Sell | Sell | Strong Sell

What different plans do you offer?

Depending on your needs and experience, we have three tiers: Free, Standard, and Premium. More information.

Where does the educational advice signal come from?

Our underlying proprietary algorithm utilizes several technical indicators and historical data to determine the signal of an asset.

Can I track a portfolio of assets I own?

Yes. Witha paid plan, you can build and track a portfolio. This allows you to keep track of potential gains in addition to our educational signals. Learn more.

What is this "Ladder" feature associated with my portfolio?

Noiseless Signal's Ladder is designed to compare our educational tools/signals with the general market. We believe that buying at the lowest lows and selling at the highest highs will outperform the market (and individual asset) over time. The Ladders help us visualize and test this hypothesis.