| | | | Most trading alerts focus on what to trade.
The broadcast on Orion Trade Alerts focuses on something far more important: when not to trade.
In this walkthrough, Tom breaks down the thinking behind Orion — not hype, not promises — but the actual logic that governs when signals are allowed to exist at all.
By watching the broadcast, you’ll learn:
| | • | | Why timing filters matter more than signal frequency | | | • | | How ignoring large portions of the trading day can actually improve consistency | | | • | | What conditions must align before Orion is even allowed to engage | | | • | | The difference between “always-on” alerts and selective, rules-based participation | | | • | | How Orion is designed to reduce noise instead of chasing movement |
This isn’t a strategy about being busy.
It’s about structure, patience, and alignment — and why those three things are often missing from most alert-based approaches.
If you’ve ever wondered why so many signals look great in hindsight but fail in real time, this presentation will connect the dots.
👉 Watch the full Orion Trade Alerts broadcast here
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The DTI Team
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