An AI desk of specialist analysts reads the market every session and answers your questions on the name in front of you. Every answer is built from the live quote, the earnings and economic calendar, and the desk's own signals and notes on that ticker. It takes about half a minute, because it is reading before it writes.
Price on one, earnings on another, a Fed headline, two Reddit threads, and a chart you are half sure how to read. You ask a chatbot and it tells you its data stopped months ago.
So you decide half-informed, and the cost of that shows up later rather than at the entry. Terrance Odean at Berkeley and Brad Barber at UC Davis went through 66,465 households of brokerage records and found the fifth that traded most made 11.4% a year while the market returned 17.9%. The picks were not the problem. The homework, the sizing and the exits were, and those are the parts you were doing at 9:31 with a browser full of tabs.
The desk gathers, cross-checks and writes it down every session. When you ask, it answers from what it already knows about the name and what the market is doing at that minute.
The desk reads the session for you, then answers on the name you are actually holding.
“Is $NVDA still working here?” “I'm down 11% on $NKE. Add, hold or cut?” Ask in the open on the feed, or privately about your own book.
The live quote, the desk's own signals and tape reads on that name, and the earnings and economic calendar. Several analysts get called depending on what you asked, which is why an answer lands in about half a minute rather than half a second.
A morning briefing and a post-close digest: what moved, what it means for the names you hold, and what is on the calendar next.
The edge is notsecret data. It is public data pulled at the moment you ask, combined with the desk's own signals, tape reads and analyst notes on that name, assembled per answer. A general chatbot has neither the live read nor the desk's research.
A daily read plus on-demand answers, built from live data and the desk's own notes on the name.
The same desk trades its own research in public, with every plan posted before the move.
It marks the positions you track through the session and tells you when one needs a decision.
$10.99/mo, 63% below Pro. It never rises while you hold the seat, and when the seats are gone the founding price closes to new members for good.
Request features, shape the roadmap, and help build the desk around how you actually trade.
Signals with entry, stop and target, the analyst notes behind them, the fund's book and its rationale, live quotes, and 24/7 monitoring on your own positions. Founding is a price, not a smaller product.
Answers built from the live quote, the calendar and the desk's own research on the name you asked about.
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