AdingOvernight 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." After every US close, Ading checks your rules and tells you when one is met. Otherwise, sleep. Your briefing arrives at 7:30.
Try it: write your rule
Free during early access. No card needed. · 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.
4:00 AM
The pullback arrives
The setup you waited two weeks for shows up while you're asleep. Ading checks it at the close, so you know when you wake up.
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
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.
2 of your 5 rules triggered overnight:
- NVDA50-day pullback + volume → triggered at the close, next day +2.1%
- AMDbroke its 20-day low → triggered at the close. 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.
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. It's free during early access, so come try it.
FAQ
Is this investment advice?
No. You choose the stocks and the rules; Ading just watches and tells you.
How fast will I hear?
Ading checks your rules on each daily close. You get a push right after the close, or it waits for your 7:30 AM briefing. Intraday alerts are coming later.
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, candles (long lower shadow, engulfing, gaps), plus double bottoms, head-and-shoulders bottoms and range breakouts.
How are alerts delivered?
Web push (add to home screen), with LINE and a native iPhone app later.
How much is it?
Free during early access, no card needed. It'll be about NT$390/mo later, and we'll tell you before anything is charged.
Tonight, let Ading watch instead.
Sign in with Google, write your first rule, and get your first briefing at 7:30 tomorrow. Free during early access.
Try it freeFree during early access. No card needed.