Platform Guide
Everything you need to get the most out of your financial intelligence platform — every page, every button, and every feature, explained simply. The platform is a team of 16 smart agents that work 24/7, gathering market intelligence, analyzing it, and delivering it to you.
Focus: Mega cap only (≥$200B) · 76 stocks
Market analysis & intelligence
Click the floating button in the corner for an explanation of anything
Quick Start — 4 Things Worth Doing
1
See the market picture
Go to the Home page — there you will see the market regime score (0-100), the hot alerts, and the latest insights from every sector.
↩ Open Home
2
Search a stock and get analysis
On S&P500 Stocks search for a ticker (e.g. NVDA), click it, and get a Swing score, a candlestick chart, and a full analyst report at the click of a button.
↩ Open S&P500 Stocks
3
Ask the main assistant
In Master Chat ask anything — "What is the market doing today?", "Who is buying right now?" — and the assistant answers based on all the intelligence.
↩ Open Master Chat
4
Generate a trading desk report
In the Report Archive click "Generate Daily Brief Now" and get a full institutional briefing; then click "Ask" to query it.
↩ Open Report Archive
The Floating Helper — The New Feature
Every page on the platform has a floating button in the bottom-left corner. It is a personal assistant that explains anything to you — without leaving the page.
Select any text → get an explanation
Highlight any word, number, or term on the site with your mouse (e.g. "Swing score" or "VaR"). A small Explain button pops up —
click it, and the assistant opens in the corner and explains exactly what it is, in plain language.
Or simply ask it
Open it by clicking and type any question — about a financial term, a number you saw, or how to use a specific feature on the platform.
It knows both the market and the platform itself.
Page Map — What Is on Each Screen
Home
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The Situation Room: a Risk-On / Risk-Off / Chop verdict banner at the very top (one synthesized read of the regime, with the factors behind it), a source-cited AI Market Brief explaining why the market is moving, a cross-asset ticker strip (indices, gold, oil, dollar, 10Y, Bitcoin/Ethereum) with the US market open/closed status, real CNN Fear and Greed, an interactive indices chart, sector-rotation heatmap, the 3-star economic calendar (which now also marks US market holidays / closures and early-close days), earnings this week, Movers (top gainers/losers/unusual volume), Market Breadth, Top Conviction Setups, Insider Buys, ex-dividend & IPO calendars, an image-led US market news window, plus the latest agent insights and alerts.
Master Chat
/chat
The main assistant, connected to all the intelligence in the system plus the live market picture. It now ORCHESTRATES: each question is routed to the relevant specialist desks (e.g. Technical, Smart Money, Macro), it pulls each desk's freshest notes, and synthesizes one answer with reasoning and a confidence level. The reply shows which desks it consulted (click a desk to open it) and offers smart follow-up suggestions. Quick-action chips above the box let you ask common questions or run safe commands (refresh everything, daily brief) in one click. Ask about a specific stock (e.g. "quick read on NVDA") or your portfolio and it pulls the LIVE numbers — Swing score, price, daily/weekly move, setup and P&L — shown as compact data cards above the answer. Copy any answer, or Clear the whole conversation, from the buttons in the header. Polished chat UI with avatars, formatted answers and a typing indicator.
Sectors
/sectors
The 16 agents. Clicking a sector opens its insights, its run log, and a dedicated chat for that domain.
S&P500 Stocks
/stocks
Scans every Large/Mega cap stock with a Swing score 0-100 and a Unified Conviction column, Top 10 bullish/bearish, setups, and search. Clicking a stock opens a detailed page with a chart, a conviction panel and an analyst report.
Screener
/screener
Type a stock screen in plain English (e.g. "pulled back to the 50-day MA, RSI under 45, above-average volume, no earnings within 5 days") and get a ranked, clickable table. The AI turns your words into concrete filters over the large-cap universe; there are also one-click presets (52-week breakout, oversold in an uptrend, pullback to the 50DMA). Click any result for the quick-look flyout.
Market Heatmap
/heatmap
A Finviz-style treemap of the large-cap universe grouped by sector: each tile is a stock sized by market cap and coloured by its move (green up / red down, by magnitude). Conveys breadth and where money is rotating in one glance. Toggle daily/weekly; click any tile for the quick-look flyout.
Markets
/markets
The markets hub: Most Active by dollar volume and by share volume, the top Gainers and Losers, and the named 52-week Highs and Lows across the large-cap universe. Click any ticker for the quick-look flyout. The home Movers row also shows a Most Active column.
Rotation (RRG)
/rrg
A Relative Rotation Graph: every sector (and the top-scored stocks) plotted against SPY by relative strength versus its momentum, so you can see what is Leading, Weakening, Lagging or Improving. Each name carries a tail showing its path over recent weeks, plus a rotation table with the exact readings. Toggle Sectors / Conviction names; click any ticker for the flyout.
Watchlist Ideas
/ideas
Ready-made themed baskets of US large-cap stocks (Artificial Intelligence, Semiconductors, Nuclear and Power, Electric Vehicles, Renewable Energy, Cybersecurity, Big Banks, Defense, Healthcare, Energy and more). Each basket shows its live average move, how many names are advancing, the leader and the average Conviction; open a basket to see its stocks and click any ticker for the flyout. A strip of the top baskets also sits on the home page.
Strategy Lab
/strategies
Tests Swing strategies over ~5 years of history (backtesting) and shows which ones worked: win rate, return, drawdown, and profit factor.
My Portfolio
/portfolio
Enter your positions (with an optional Stop and Target) and get market value, live P&L, and exposure. Setting a stop/target powers the Open-Risk Cockpit on the home page. Feeds into the Quant risk analysis and the Daily Brief.
Trading Journal
/journal
Log trades plus the emotion behind them (calm/FOMO/fear/revenge). The psychology agent analyzes these for overtrading patterns and win-rate by emotion.
Thesis Ledger
/thesis
Write WHY you are in a trade in plain words; the agent breaks it into falsifiable pillars (insider / breakout / sector / earnings / macro), watches each against live data, and alerts you the moment a REASON expires — even while price still looks fine. Shows a Thesis Health meter per position and your personal win-rate by reason type.
My Bots
/bots
Create custom bots with a specialty area and a prompt of your own — for any topic that interests you.
Report Archive
/reports
All the reports: Daily Brief (daily), weekly, monthly, and on demand. For each report: View / Download PDF / Ask (chat about the report itself).
NEWS
/news
The live US market news corner: an image-led headline feed (economy + companies), the News agent brief on what is driving the market, and a news chatbot that scans the feed and explains any story in depth. Click a headline to read it inside the site with an AI explanation.
Analysts
/sectors/analysts
The Analyst Ratings desk: tracks Wall-Street upgrades, downgrades, initiations and price-target changes on large/mega-caps, and flags names where an unusual number of firms are re-rating at once. Sends alerts to its own #analysts channel and has a dedicated chat.
Big Banks
/sectors/banks
The Big Banks & Funds desk: tracks what Goldman, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, BofA, BlackRock, Berkshire and other big banks/funds are SAYING about the market - their research calls, market flags and statements (e.g. a 7-red-flags warning or a turn bullish) - picked up from the news. Sends the meaningful / hype-generating calls to its own #banks channel and has a dedicated chat.
Guide
/guide
This page — the full guide.
System Status
/system
The health of all the agents, run log, AI engine status, and the size of the investment universe (Large/Mega cap).
The 16 Agents — Your Intelligence Team
Each agent has its own chat (click the sector). They run automatically around the clock and save insights.
Social Sentiment Intelligence
Scans Reddit, WallStreetBets, StockTwits, and financial news: separates retail chatter from media/institutional chatter, measures engagement (likes+comments), detects trends before they go viral, and explains the driver behind each conversation.
Last status: ok · 247 insights
Macro & Economic Intelligence
Covers analysis of indices (S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell), bonds, the dollar, gold, silver, oil, gas and the VIX, plus economic events (CPI, FOMC, NFP).
Last status: ok · 112 insights
S&P500 & Technical Analysis
Responsible for scanning every S&P500 stock: full technical analysis (RSI, MACD, moving averages, Fibonacci, volume, support/resistance), Bullish/Bearish ranking for each stock, and identification of high-quality setups for the swing trader - with a full explanation for every pick.
Last status: ok · 132 insights
Smart Money Intelligence
Tracks the big money: insider purchases (CEOs and senior executives), cluster buys (several insiders buying together), 13F portfolios of Buffett, Ackman, Burry and leading funds - directly from the SEC - and US Congress stock trades (House + Senate disclosures).
Last status: ok · 73 insights
Earnings Intelligence
Owns the earnings calendar and a story-style analysis of each report: what the numbers say, what is happening between the lines, what management said, and how Wall Street and retail reacted.
Last status: ok · 30 insights
Crypto Intelligence
Tracks the crypto market: trending coins, 24h/7d moves, volume acceleration (whale proxy), retail chatter in crypto subreddits, and important crypto news.
Last status: ok · 212 insights
Economic Intelligence
The economy desk: US economic calendar (FOMC, CPI, PPI, NFP, GDP, PCE), alerts ahead of important events, analysis of what the Fed and the big banks are saying, and an economic situation summary - what is good, what to watch, and what is bad.
Last status: ok · 81 insights
Strategy Discovery Lab
Strategy lab: backtests swing strategies over ~5 years of history across a range of liquid stocks - win rate, return, drawdown, and profit factor vs buy-and-hold. Grounds the platform's setups in evidence.
Last status: ok · 38 insights
Quantitative Simulations
Analyzes your portfolio quantitatively: a one-year Monte Carlo simulation, a correlation matrix, beta vs the S&P500, and volatility + Value-at-Risk.
Last status: ok · 80 insights
Trading Psychology & Portfolio Guard
Analyzes your trading journal: detects FOMO, overtrading, revenge trading, win rate by emotional state, and helps maintain trading discipline.
Last status: ok · 23 insights
Market Supervision & Self-Healing
The platform's internal watchdog: accuracy checks, source-freshness validation, fault detection, self-healing (restarting a stuck agent), tracking stocks entering/leaving the S&P 500, and cross-validation + joint conclusions with the macro sector.
Last status: ok · 237 insights
Market News & Explainer
Scans US market news (economy + companies) in real time, explains what is driving the market, and breaks down any single story in depth.
Last status: ok · 214 insights
Analyst Ratings
Tracks Wall-Street analyst upgrades, downgrades, initiations and price-target changes on large/mega-cap stocks, and flags names where an unusual number of firms are re-rating at once.
Last status: ok · 36 insights
Big Banks & Funds
Tracks what the big banks and funds (Goldman, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, BofA, BlackRock, Berkshire...) are SAYING about the market - their research calls, market flags and statements that move sentiment - not their own earnings.
Last status: ok · 30 insights
Thesis Ledger
Turns every reason you hold a position into a tracked, falsifiable contract. Re-checks each claim daily against live data and alerts you the moment your ORIGINAL REASON expires - even while price still looks fine - killing silent thesis-drift.
Last status: ok · 0 insights
Platform Evolution
Monitors the platform's own health and proposes improvements for your approval: which agents are failing or silent, what is missing in the configuration, and what is worth upgrading. Suggestions only - it does not change code or settings on its own.
Last status: ok · 57 insights
All Buttons and Actions
| Button / Action | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Generate Daily Brief Now | Report Archive | Instantly produces an institutional trading desk briefing: BLUF, P&L, risks, High-Conviction ideas, and market intelligence. |
| Weekly Report | Report Archive | Produces an in-depth weekly report across 8 sector chapters plus an Executive Summary. |
| Create Report (on demand) | Report Archive | Write a topic (e.g. "NVDA" or "the macro picture") and get a focused report on it. |
| Ask (next to a report) | Report Archive | Opens a chat that answers questions about the content of this specific report only. |
| Generate Full Analyst Report | Stock page | Produces an in-depth analyst report for the stock: technical picture, entry/stop/target levels, risks, and a bottom line. |
| Daily / Weekly / Monthly | Stock page / Crypto | Switches the time range of the candlestick chart. |
| Run Backtest Now | Strategy Lab | Re-runs the strategy testing (takes ~40 seconds). |
| Add Position | My Portfolio | Adds a stock/crypto to the portfolio for P&L tracking and risk analysis. |
| Add Trade | Trading Journal | Records a trade plus the emotion behind it for psychological analysis. |
| Track this thesis | Thesis Ledger | Write the ticker and why you are in the trade; the agent decomposes it into falsifiable pillars and starts watching each one. |
| Re-evaluate now | Thesis Ledger | Re-checks every pillar of every open thesis against the latest data and decays the Thesis Health scores. |
| (floating button) | Every page | The helper — select text for an explanation, or ask any question. |
| Refresh All / Run now | Home / System | Instantly triggers all the agents to collect fresh data. |
Glossary — What Does It Mean?
Tip: you can also simply select any term on the site and click Explain.
Swing Score (0-100)
A bullish/bearish score for each stock. Above 65 = Bullish, below 35 = Bearish. Calculated from technical indicators with a full explanation for every point.
Market Regime Score
A Fear/Greed gauge for the whole market, 0-100: low = extreme fear, high = greed. Calculated from indices, commodities, the VIX, and the dollar.
Risk-On / Risk-Off / Chop Verdict
The banner at the very top of the home page: one explicit read of the market regime, synthesized from the market regime score, Fear & Greed, breadth (% above the 50-day MA, advancers vs decliners, new highs vs lows), the VIX, and sector-rotation breadth. Risk-On = lean into longs, Risk-Off = defensive, Chop = mixed/indecisive. Shows a 0-100 risk-appetite score, a confidence level, and the individual factors behind it (each colored green/red). When the signals strongly disagree it is flagged "signals split".
Today's Market Brief
The hero card at the top of the home page: a 3-4 sentence, source-cited narrative of WHY the market is moving right now — written by the AI from the regime verdict, the top movers, the key economic event and the live news/insights, with clickable links to the internal page driving each move. Refreshes on each macro cycle (or with the Refresh button). If the AI is temporarily unavailable it falls back to a deterministic summary built from the same data, labeled "auto" instead of "AI".
Tiered Recommendation (Macro)
At the end of the macro analysis: a positive-sentiment paragraph, a negative-sentiment paragraph, and a recommendation for the Swing trader with a rating (●●●●○ out of 5) and a position stance. The rating is calculated from the market regime itself, not invented by the AI.
Economic Event ●●● (Importance)
On the economy desk every event is rated 1-3 points by its impact. Phone alerts are sent only for ●●● events — the highest (FOMC, CPI, NFP, GDP, PCE).
Setup
A high-quality entry pattern the system identified (pullback / breakout / oversold) with the entry rationale.
Setup vs. Social
Cross-references each technical setup against what is being talked about on social media: crowded (a setup people are also discussing = momentum but possibly late), quiet (a setup no one is talking about = early, under the radar), and hype without a setup (a lot of talk but no technical pattern = caution). Appears as an insight in the technical sector.
Large / Mega cap
Large stocks: Large = market cap ≥ $10B, Mega = ≥ $200B. The platform focuses on these only — no small caps.
Rotation (RRG)
A Relative Rotation Graph that plots every sector (and the top-scored stocks) against the S&P 500 by relative strength versus its momentum, splitting them into four quadrants: Leading, Weakening, Lagging and Improving. Each name carries a tail of its recent weekly readings so you can see the direction of travel.
Watchlist Ideas
Ready-made themed baskets of US large-cap stocks (AI, Semiconductors, Nuclear and Power, Electric Vehicles, Renewable Energy, Cybersecurity, Banks, Defense, Healthcare, Gold and more). Each basket shows its live average move, advancers, the leader and the average Conviction; open a basket to see its stocks and switch the 1D / 1W period to re-rank. A strip of the top baskets sits on the home page.
Most Active
The stocks trading the most today, ranked by dollar volume (price times shares) and by share count. Shown on the Markets page and as a column in the home Movers row; high dollar volume means real institutional participation, not just a thin-stock pop.
RSI
A momentum indicator 0-100. Above 70 = overbought, below 30 = oversold.
MACD
A trend/momentum indicator. The Histogram shows whether momentum is strengthening or weakening.
Beta
How volatile a stock/portfolio is relative to the market. 1 = like the market, above 1 = more volatile.
VaR (Value at Risk)
The maximum expected daily loss in 95% of cases — a risk measure for the portfolio.
Monte Carlo
A simulation of thousands of future scenarios for the portfolio, to estimate the range of outcomes and the probability of loss.
Monte Carlo on Setups
The Quant sector runs 10,000 simulations on each technical setup from sector 8 to estimate the probability it closes in profit within ~3 weeks, and alerts you if several of the hot picks quietly share the same risk factor (high correlation or a beta similar to energy/oil).
13F
A quarterly SEC filing by mega funds (Buffett, Ackman...) that discloses their holdings.
Cluster Buys
Several insiders at the same company buying together — one of the strongest smart-money signals.
Congress Trades
The Smart Money desk also tracks US Congress stock trades (House + Senate disclosures, free, no key) — when a senator or representative buys or sells a large-cap or major ETF. New disclosed purchases are alerted to the #smart-money channel and shown on the Smart Money page, de-duplicated so the same trade is never alerted twice.
Insider Accumulation Leaderboard
The home-page module that ranks notable insider accumulators from free SEC Form 4 data. Instead of two raw lists it aggregates per ticker — total dollars bought, how many insiders, a cluster flag and a CEO flag — into one accumulation score shown as ●●●●○ (1-5). Cluster buys and CEO purchases rank highest. Click any ticker for the flyout.
Cross-asset Strip
The bar at the top of the home page with the price and daily change for indices, the VIX, the 10-year yield, the dollar, gold, oil and Bitcoin/Ethereum, plus whether the US market is open, pre-market, after-hours or closed.
Movers / Unusual Volume
On the home page: top gainers and losers from the latest scan, plus Unusual Volume — stocks trading on much higher volume than their own average (x2 = twice the usual), which often flags news or a fresh move.
Compact mode
A density toggle at the bottom of the sidebar that tightens the whole dashboard (smaller padding, rows and text) so more fits on screen for fast scanning — Finviz-style density. Your choice is remembered across visits.
Light / Dark theme
A theme toggle at the bottom of the sidebar (next to Compact mode) that switches the whole platform between the default dark theme and a clean light theme. Charts and pop-up overlays keep their own styling. Your choice is remembered across visits and applied instantly with no flash on reload.
Live Signals Strip
A row of event chips near the top of the home page that turns static quotes into actions: a name at a new 52-week high, a volume spike, an RSI extreme, a stock that reclaimed or lost its 50-day MA, or one approaching your stop / near your target. Your own names (open positions and theses) appear first and are tagged "yours"; the rest fills with the most notable universe-wide signals. Click a chip for the flyout. As of the last scan.
Market Breadth
How broad the move is across all large-cap names: advancers vs decliners, the percent trading above their 50-day and 200-day moving average, and how many sit near a 52-week high vs low. Broad participation = a healthier trend.
Unified Conviction Score
One 0-100 score per stock that fuses four lenses — technical swing score, price momentum, social sentiment and insider buying — into a single read, with a three-perspective view (algo vs crowd vs insiders). When the three are far apart it flags "signals disagree" (higher uncertainty). Shown as a column on the Stocks page and a panel on each stock page.
Ex-Dividend & IPO Calendars
On the home page: large-cap stocks going ex-dividend this week (amount + payment date) and upcoming IPOs pricing soon (exchange, price range, expected date). Live from the Nasdaq calendars.
Market News Window
A small image-led window of US market headlines (economy and companies) from CNBC, Yahoo Finance and MarketWatch, near the bottom of the home page. Click a story to read it inside the site (in-app reader) with an AI explanation, or open the original.
News Agent & NEWS page
A dedicated agent that scans the live US market news every ~20 minutes, writes a brief on what is driving the market, and powers a chatbot on the NEWS page that explains any headline at a high level. In the in-app article reader you also get an "Explain simply" button (a few plain sentences), a "תרגם לעברית" button that translates the article to Hebrew (toggle back to the original), and you can ask the agent your own questions about that specific article.
News alerts (#news bot, 3 parts)
Beyond the page, the News agent pushes deduplicated alerts to its #news channel in three streams the user asked for: (1) Markets / Companies — company, ETF or sector headlines showing real movement (surges, plunges, M&A, guidance); (2) Geopolitics — anything market-moving from politics and conflict (Trump, tariffs, war, sanctions, OPEC); (3) Economy — central-bank and macro news (rate cuts/hikes, inflation/CPI, jobs, recession). Each stream has a cooldown so the fast news cycle never spams the channel, and stronger language (war, crash, rate cut) raises a higher-priority alert.
Analyst Ratings (#analysts bot)
A dedicated agent that tracks Wall-Street analyst activity on large/mega-caps using free yfinance data: upgrades, downgrades, initiations and aggregate price-target changes. It sends two kinds of alerts to its own #analysts channel — an immediate move alert when a firm raises or lowers a rating or price target, and an "unusual activity" alert when several firms re-rate the same name within a week. A dedup cache means the same change is never alerted twice; the sector page shows a recent-changes rollup and has its own chat.
Big Banks & Funds (#banks bot)
A dedicated agent that tracks what the big banks and funds (Goldman, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citi, Barclays, UBS, BlackRock, Berkshire) are SAYING about the market — their research calls, market flags and statements that move sentiment, like a 7-red-flags warning or turning bullish on stocks. Since bank research is not free via any API, these calls are picked up from the news (Google News per bank, free), de-duplicated, and the meaningful or hype-generating ones are sent to the #banks channel. This is separate from a bank reporting its own earnings (that lives in #earnings).
Daily Brief
The daily trading desk briefing in institutional style: bottom line, P&L, risks, ideas, and market intelligence.
Backtesting
Testing a strategy on historical data to see if it worked — win rate, return, and drawdown.
Behavioral Auditor
Examines how your performance changes with market volatility (the VIX at the time of the trade) — uncovers patterns like "you lose more or close early when the market is volatile" and gives advice to fix it.
Liquidity Guard
An exposure watchdog: alerts you if a single position takes up more than 40% of the portfolio or if there are too many open positions (low liquidity). Alert only — it does not block orders, because the platform does not execute trades.
Edge Decay Forecast
Instead of one conviction number for today, this shows a forward curve of how a setup’s EDGE strengthens or rots over the next 1-10 trading days — because most swing trades fail not from a wrong thesis but from the regime changing under them. It reads the setup type (breakouts and oversold bounces are front-loaded and decay fast; pullbacks ramp; trend setups are durable), the recent market-regime trajectory, and how extended the stock already is, then gives you a max-hold window (the day the edge stops being tradeable) and a REGIME-based stop (e.g. exit if the regime score drops below X or VIX spikes above Y — not a price stop). On the stock page (Edge Decay Forecast button) and in the ticker flyout.
Time Machine (Adversarial Pre-Mortem)
Before you take a long, ZENITH tries to PROVE YOU WRONG. Click "Time Machine: Pre-Mortem" on any stock page or in the ticker flyout and three AI personas adversarially role-play the market against the trade — Bear Quant (the chart/quant case against), Macro Shock (the regime/rates risk) and Earnings Whisper (the catalyst risk) — each naming the concrete thing that would break it. It then derives a pre-commitment plan: the invalidation price (the first real floor below price — support / 50-day / 200-day MA — computed in Python, not invented by the AI), the single upcoming event that matters most, and an if-this-then-that exit. It reframes AI from "tell me what to buy" to "try to prove me wrong before the market does".
Ticker Flyout
Click any ticker anywhere on the platform (Movers, Conviction, Insider Buys, the cockpit, the Thesis Ledger, search results...) and a quick-look panel opens in place — a mini candlestick chart, the Swing and Conviction scores, key levels (support/resistance, 50/200-day MAs, 52-week high/low with the distance to each), RSI and volume, the next-earnings countdown and the linked Thesis Health — without leaving the page. An "Open full page" link takes you to the full stock page when you want the deep dive.
Open Risk Cockpit & R-multiple
A home-page card that turns the dashboard into a position-management cockpit. For each open position it shows P&L, the R-multiple (open reward divided by your initial risk per share, entry minus stop — so +2R means you are up twice what you risked), the distance to your stop (red when at or below it), the distance to your target, days held, an earnings-in-N-days flag, and the linked Thesis Health. Rows most at risk (at/near stop, earnings imminent) sort to the top. Set a Stop and Target on the Portfolio page to populate it; prices are as of the last scan, not a live tick.
Thesis Ledger & Thesis Health
You write WHY you are in a trade in plain words; the agent decomposes it into individually-falsifiable pillars (insider buying, breakout/volume, sector rotation, earnings, macro) and binds each to live data ZENITH already pulls. Each pillar is re-checked and marked Holding / Weakening / Broken with the exact evidence that changed it. Thesis Health (0-100) is the share of pillars still standing — when it decays, your ORIGINAL REASON is expiring, even if price still looks fine. You get an alert the moment a pillar breaks (not when price moves), and over time a personal win-rate by reason type.
Chatbot Commands
You can give the chatbots commands and not only ask questions: "run sentiment" or "run technical" runs a sector scan, "refresh all" refreshes all the agents, and "create report" / "daily report" produces a report. The bot performs the action in the background and confirms it to you.
Engagement
A measure of genuine engagement on social media (likes + comments) — not just how many times a stock is mentioned.
Buzz Breakdown by Sector
In addition to individual stocks, the sentiment sector summarizes which industries (GICS Sector) and sub-industries attract the most conversation on social media — to see whether interest is concentrated in a single industry.
10 Hot + 10 Negative
In the research/technical sector: out of all the large S&P stocks, the system picks the 10 most talked about (buzz) and the 10 with the most negative sentiment, with an explanation for each pick (buzz, sentiment, technical score, sector) and a short analysis of why these in particular.
This platform is for research and market intelligence. All decisions are yours.