About My Signal Board

The edge Wall Street keeps to itself, built for you.

Commission-free trading made it easier than ever to manage your own money, and created millions of retail traders. But the tools that actually give an edge never came with it. My Signal Board exists to change that.

  1. 01. The shift

    Millions of people now trade their own money.

    Commission-free apps made active investing easier than ever. A whole generation started managing their own portfolios, without the trading desk, the terminal, or the research team that professionals take for granted.

  2. 02. The gap

    The real edge stayed locked up on Wall Street.

    Advanced data ingestion and daily, actionable signals are how professionals stay ahead. That edge is priced for hedge funds and institutions, and almost never reaches the individual investor.

  3. 03. Why we built it

    Three traders decided to close that gap.

    Signal Daddy was built in 2016 by three traders: Marcus, Devin, and Nate. One lives in tech, one in crypto, one in the broad market. They pooled their edges into one algorithm with a simple goal, to give retail investors the same firepower Wall Street keeps for itself.

What My Signal Board does

24clear signals a day

130+ indicators, one honest read

We ingest 130+ indicators across 20+ market categories in real time and turn them into 24 actionable signals every day, each with a concrete next step and a price target. We used it to trade the COVID wave, growing our own wealth and our friends' along the way. Now it is open to everyone.

Join our team

We are looking for talented, obsessive people to help us build the future of retail trading. If that sounds like you, get in touch.

Not financial advice. My Signal Board is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any security or asset. Market data may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial professional before making any investment decisions.