Overnight US stock strategy watch

The US market opens at night.Go to sleep. Ading's watching.

Describe your setup in plain words, like "tell me when NVDA pulls back to the 50-day with a volume spike." Ading watches the market overnight and only alerts you when your rule is met. Otherwise, sleep. Your morning briefing arrives at 7:30.

First 50 testers free · Illustrative example only, not investment advice

WHY ADING?

Trading US stocks from Asia, the hardest part isn't being right. It's the time zone.

9:30 PM

Market opens

The US market opens. You've already worked a full day — this is when the second one begins.

2:00 AM

Still awake

You're wrecked the next day, and the worst trades happen half-asleep.

3:12 AM

The pullback arrives

The setup you waited two weeks for actually shows up — but you're asleep, or too tired to judge it.

7:30 AM

You wake up to find out

The pullback bounced perfectly, and you missed it. Or a fixed stop got wicked out overnight.

「It's not that I don't want to watch. I have work in the morning.」— a common sentiment among overseas US-stock investors

HOW IT WORKS

One sentence becomes an all-night watch.

Say it in plain words

"If TSLA breaks its 20-day low, remind me to check my stop." English, Chinese, or trader slang — all fine.

Tell Ading what to watch

If TSLA breaks its 20-day low, remind me to check my stop

LIMIT ORDER VS ADING

"Why not just set a limit order?"

A limit order knows one thing

Price. It can't tell a healthy pullback on heavy volume from a slow bleed through support. It won't ask you first, and it won't tell you what happened.

Ading never places orders

It confirms that the situation you were actually waiting for has shown up, then you decide.

Ading watches. You decide.

  • ✕ No stock picks or tips. Ever.
  • ✕ Never places trades or touches your account
  • ✕ No win rates, no promised returns
  • ✓ Alerts only when your own rule is met.

MORNING BRIEF

7:30 AM: last night, in one message.

Rules that aren't urgent won't wake you. See what triggered overnight and how it closed in one message, then decide what to do today.

☀️ Ading Morning BriefWed 9/24

2 of your 5 rules triggered overnight:

  • NVDA50-day pullback + volume → triggered 3:12 AM, closed +2.1%
  • AMDBroke its 20-day low → triggered 1:47 AM. Check your stop.

The other 3 rules didn't trigger. Still watching.

STRATEGY JOURNAL

Every rule gets a report card.

Each rule becomes a card. When it triggers, Ading tracks what happened after 1, 5 and 20 days, and what you did: entered, passed, or cut. Once a month you get a review of which of your habits work: buying pullbacks or chasing breakouts? It's your own history, not someone else's tips.

Buy the pullback6 triggers+4.1%
Chase the breakout4 triggers−2.3%
Stop-loss check3 triggers−0.8%

Avg. 20-day move · your own history · illustrative

FROM THE FOUNDER

I'm David, a software engineer who invests in US stocks from Taiwan.

For years, the hard part wasn't picking wrong. It was being awake at 2 AM, useless at work the next day, or sleeping through the exact setup I'd been waiting for.

TradingView could do it if I wrote Pine Script after a full day of coding. I didn't.

So I built Ading. I'm opening it to the first 50 people who'd rather sleep.

— David · Futuremanlabs

FAQ

Is this investment advice?

No. You choose the stocks and the rules; Ading just watches and tells you.

Is the data real-time?

Yes. Ading watches live during US market hours and checks your rules at each candle close.

Which brokers?

Any. Ading doesn't connect to your account; you trade wherever you already do.

What can I set?

Moving averages, volume, RSI, new highs/lows, price levels and candle shapes, with chart patterns like double bottoms coming.

How are alerts delivered?

Web push (add to home screen), with LINE and a native iPhone app later.

Is it free?

The beta is free. After launch there will be a free tier and a paid plan.

Ading: Sleep through the US market