Asking how much of each coin to add does not get a pie of the account. The board marks a Buy, a Sell, and a set of Holds. It does not divide the account across them.
What the percent means
100% is the size suggested for that single trade. A firm pivot is how sure that turn looks, not a share of the account.
Hold is not a quiet Buy. A Sell is not a coin the assistant is offering to keep. If the Pivot says Buy on a Hold card, that disagreement still does not turn the pivot into an allocation.
Takeaways
- The card percent is the size of one trade.
- The screen does not split the account across the coins.
- Hold adds nothing. Confidence is not a portfolio weight.
See when the rows disagree and how to read a signal card.
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