Signal Engine · Opportunity Radar

Motive Signal™ methodology

How we score confluence for the Daily Brief and Opportunity Radar, what Motive Signal is not, and how we will publish track record as samples mature.

What Motive Signal is

Motive Signal is a proprietary 0–100 confidence score that ranks how strongly multiple factors agree right now. It powers Opportunity Radar and the Daily Brief by answering: “Given the feeds we have, how strong is the confluence?” — so you research high-alignment ideas first.

It is not a buy/sell rating, price target, probability of profit, or personalized investment or betting advice. Past patterns are not forecasts of future results.

Methodology (high level)

  1. Ingest — Normalize live and archived inputs (prices, volume, flow proxies, odds/line context, prediction-market prices, filings when available) with timestamps and source tags.
  2. Detect — Flag anomalies such as relative volume spikes, unusual options-style activity (demo-labeled when simulated), whale/volume proxies, line moves, and narrative shifts.
  3. Score — Weight module-specific factors into a composite 0–100 Motive Signal with a plain-English Why It Matters summary (LLM layer when OpenAI is configured).
  4. Prioritize — Surfaces in Opportunity Radar and the Daily Brief so operators triage research — not execute trades or place bets inside MotiveFX.

Factor detail expands by plan (Decision History and advanced analytics on Ultra+). See pricing and data sources for what is live vs demo.

Limitations

  • Scores depend on available feeds; demo modules use sample data and must not be treated as live tape.
  • LLM explanations can err; always verify critical facts against primary sources.
  • High scores can coincide with crowded or late moves — confluence ≠ edge.
  • Sports and prediction modules are analytics-only; geo and age restrictions may apply.

Hit-rate & historical accuracy

Status: preliminary / limited sample. We do not publish fabricated win rates or “guaranteed” accuracy. A formal backtest and live forward-test framework is in progress.

How we will measure (and what you should expect in early releases):

  • Definition — For equities, a scored event is a “hit” if the directional bias of the Why It Matters summary aligns with forward return over a pre-declared horizon (e.g. 1–5 sessions), after excluding demo-only samples.
  • Coverage — Early track record will cover live-feed modules only (Finnhub / crypto / odds / Polymarket where keyed), with sample size and date range disclosed.
  • Disclosure — Until N is large enough for statistical confidence, we label results preliminary and avoid headline percentages on marketing pages.
  • What exists today — Decision History (Ultra+) is the product surface for journaling outcomes; public aggregate hit-rate tables will ship here when methodology lock + sample size allow.

If you need the current sample status for diligence, email support@motivefx.ai with subject “Motive Signal track record.”

Informational only

MotiveFX.AI provides market intelligence software. We do not execute trades, accept wagers, custody funds, or act as a broker, adviser, or sportsbook. Read our Terms and Privacy Policy.

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