Decoded Intelligence Signal

Signal-to-Confirmation Ratio

intermediate
technical_analysis
Verified: May 27, 2026

Lexicon Core Definition

The proportion of trade signals acted on that have at least two confirming indicators supporting them. A low signal-to-confirmation ratio — acting on many unconfirmed signals — is the most common source of preventable trading losses. A high ratio — waiting for confirmation before acting — reduces signal frequency but improves average signal quality.

Analysis Breakdown

The proportion of trade signals acted on that have at least two confirming indicators supporting them. A low signal-to-confirmation ratio — acting on many unconfirmed signals — is the most common source of preventable trading losses. A high ratio — waiting for confirmation before acting — reduces signal frequency but improves average signal quality. Full explanation coming soon when Journey 15 content is ingested.

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