One closed loop. Our two signals are the two poles of the wheel — buy is blue, sell is red — and where they meet sits the orchid that accents everything. The brand itself is the deepest, most distilled red: oxblood. Nothing in the palette can bite anything else, because every accent is either a pole or their midpoint.
Deliberate heat, not an alarm. It lives on the logo wordmark and primary actions — and nowhere a signal lives. Keep it off the chart so it never gets read as a sell.
Direction must never be ambiguous. Blue is up, red is down, steel is flat. The bright buy-blue and the dim steel are deliberately far apart in brightness so a long never camouflages against a neutral.
The cool pole. Bright end of the blue family — never confused with neutral steel.
The warm pole. Rose for quiet indications; vermilion when a sell should shout.
The dim blue. Carries no-cluster, neutral readings and structural chrome.
The chromatic offspring of buy and sell. Used for highlights, featured tags and selected states — a garnish with a reason, never the load-bearing brand.
A desaturated green fenced off for one job: telling you a system is alive — active, running, online. It never touches market direction, so green can never be misread as a long.
The complete set, grouped by family. Sage and the brighter blues join the original four bands.
A short list that protects the system from drifting back toward the orange — or toward confusion on the chart.