Key takeaways
- The Signal Score blends regime alignment, strategy fit, and risk posture.
- It is deterministic — the same inputs always produce the same score.
- It is a decision aid, not a decision — you can trace every factor.
A score is only useful if you know what it means. Plenty of platforms hand you a confident number with no way to see inside it. The Sentrivest Signal Score takes the opposite stance: every point is explainable, and the same inputs always produce the same output.
What goes into the score
The Signal Score combines three intuitive components:
- Regime alignment — does the current market environment suit this kind of strategy?
- Strategy fit — how well the specific setup matches conditions that historically favored it.
- Risk posture — how the trade sits against your enforced stops, sizing, and exposure limits.
Deterministic by design
There is no hidden randomness. Feed the model the same market data and configuration, and you get the same score every time. That means you can learn what a "high" score actually looks like, and you can audit any result after the fact.
A score you cannot explain is a score you cannot trust. Explainability is the whole point.
Use it as a lens, not a crutch
The score is there to focus your attention and enforce consistency — not to replace your thinking. Because you can see which factor drove the number, you can disagree with it intelligently. That is how you build judgment instead of dependence.
For education, training and simulation only. Not financial, investment or trading advice. Simulated/paper results do not represent real trading and are not indicative of future results.
