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How Often Do New Technical Signals Appear on Pluang?

New Technical Signals appear on Pluang whenever the third-party provider detects a chart pattern or key level on a crypto or US stock chart, so there is no fixed number per day. The newest signals are shown at the top of the list.


How a Technical Signal comes and goes

StageWhat happens
DetectedThe provider regularly scans price charts and creates a signal when it finds a chart pattern or key level
ListedThe signal appears in Smart Picks on the Crypto or US Stocks tab, with the newest signals on top
ActiveThe signal stays in the list until its expiry time, which the provider sets
ExpiredPluang removes the signal automatically, so it no longer shows in the list or on its detail page

The number of signals changes from day to day, because it depends on what the provider detects in the charts. Signals are generated automatically; Pluang's research team does not write them.


Pluang may also send a push notification about a selected crypto or US stock signal. Not every signal gets a notification, and the same asset is not repeated within a short period.


Learn more: what Technical Signals are and how to read one and how Expert Signals, Technical Signals and Analyst Ratings differ.


Related questions:

Q: Will I be notified about every new signal?
No. Pluang may send a push notification about a selected signal for crypto or US stocks, not about every signal. You can manage notifications in your phone's settings.

Q: Can I still see a signal after it expires?
No. Expired signals are removed automatically, so they don't show in the list or on their detail page.

Q: Are new signals added for Indonesian stocks?
No. Technical Signals cover crypto and US stocks only. The Indonesian Stocks tab in Smart Picks shows Expert Signals instead.

Q: Does a new signal mean I should trade now?
No. A signal is an automated pattern detection, not investment advice. Check the asset, the stop loss and the target period, and decide for yourself.

Last updated: 9 November 2026