Handbook
What DipCatcher does for each account type, and how to use it. Short, complete, no secrets given away.
Everything you can do before signing in.
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Search a stock or coin
Type a symbol or a company name on the start page. Stocks from Germany, the UK and the US plus the main coins are tracked. If a stock or coin is not tracked, the page says so.
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Read the stars
The detail page you search shows one to five stars with a short state: Strong bottom (5), Bottom confirmed (4), Dip in progress (3), No dip (2), Red flag (1). Four stars means a real dip with signs of a bottom. Three means a real dip whose fall has not stopped yet. One star means a serious company-specific headline. Hover or tap the stars for the criteria. The stars describe the setup, they are not a recommendation.
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Understand the red percentage
It is the distance from the 6-week high (coins: 30-day high), not a loss. A stock at -19% sits 19% below its highest daily price of the last 30 trading days, about 6 weeks. Coins trade every day, so for them it is 30 days.
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Trending, dips right now and today's movers
Under the search field: the three stocks and coins opened most in the last three days, then the best current dips, and further down the biggest losers and winners of the day. Clicking a mover needs a free account.
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Market news
Further down the start page: the latest headlines on stocks and crypto from Bloomberg, CoinDesk and Cointelegraph, five at a time. All news opens the full list of the last days, with a filter for stocks or crypto. Every headline links to the publisher.
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Price chart and why it is down
Every detail page shows the price chart and a plain-language section on why the price fell: earnings, news, the market as a whole, or the sector.
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What is hidden
In the tapes and lists the verdict shows as a lock; those verdicts are Pro. The score behind the verdict, the trade levels, the indicators and the history are for members. Three stocks and coins a day in full detail are free after sign-up.
How the score itself comes together, in outline: How we score →
