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How do we do it


AI and Fast computing let us efficiently sift through mountains of data, watch the technical indicators using our Time-tested Alogrithms and find stocks that are just beginning to make huge moves: either on the up or down side. Days and weeks before the general public realizes.

You get access to ranked list of stocks that you can focus on in the limited time you have. We give you the stock symbol, action (BUY/SELL/HOLD), price range you should act on. You also get access to numerous key technical metrics that our setup looked at while preparing the list.





Who is this Service for?


Essentially, this is not an intra-day trading strategy. Our strategies unfolds over days/weeks. We detect winners early and ride these winners. Nobody sells a stock that is rising perfectly well. We don't. And, neither should you. If you are looking to make 5% on a trade within a few hours, this service is not for you. If you are disciplined and patient, and OK with making 20% over few days or 50% - 70% over a few weeks or months, then this service is for you.







Can I do this all using ChatGPT?


ChatGPT and other LLM models can't access live stock prices, trading volumes, or prevailing market sentiment. The model's training data has a cutoff (example, the model was last trained in Dec of 2023), meaning it misses current market news, interest rates, and regulatory changes. That means the model will know nothing about the world after Dec 2023. The models are resigned to relying on past patterns which can lead to outdated or hdangerously allucinated financial figures, making its advice risky and generic. There needs to be an intelligent, connected, hyper-aware algorithmic platform on top of this model. We have built that algorithmic platform. And it is available at your finger-tips.

Read on.




What about Hot and Cold Sectors?


We know that traders pay great attention to hot and cold sectors, what's cyclical, which ones other traders are rotating out of and which ones they are piling into. But, we don't give much shit about sectors and industries. Sectors carry very low weightage in our algorithm. If something is really hot because some new technology or government de-regulation has created an opportunity, we will assign temporary weightage to that sectors.

If we don't like a sector, we just blacklist it altogether until the dang governments gets its act together and starts supporting it. If it happens, we will remove it from the blacklist, so that it becomes profitable to invest again.

But, mostly focusssing on sectors is a gigantic waste of time. The beauty of our approach is that we don't have to. Our price/volume sensors pick these moves and flag stocks that the professional traders, hedgefunds, etc. are beginning to quietly accumulate. If a stock moves from $10 to $100, we will not be able to catch the entire move. We will probably catch it around $13 or $15 and ride it up to $80-$90 range. When there is doubt, we err on the side of capital preservation. Live to fight another day, than to take a loss or give away profits.





The Discipline


We wish our algorithm would catch the entire move. We really do. But, our experience with algorithms and live trading has taught us that trying to catch those full moves is what gets an investor in trouble. Getting in too early before our algorithms have confirmed the uptrend surely will end up with you losing $. $10 to $100 is a 1000% move. I mean, you might be able to catch that 1000% move one out of five times (if you can even spot the trend without a market screening algorithm), but, the other four times, you will lose a significant portion of your capital. $15 to $90 is a 600% move. Just consider that by settling for a 600% move and letting go of the other super risky 400%, you are paying the "dues" and conserving these new found capital from the 600% profit, plus your original capital for the next winning trade. Confirmation of uptrend before getting to the trade is paramount to making profitable trades in a portfolio. It's importance simply cannot be understated. We love Roger Federer's take on win rate. Watch it, it short, but very, very good.





As Roger says, if you have a better than 50% win rate, you can be a very successful investor. You don't need to be right all the time. Just be right most of the time. Our algorithms are designed to help you achieve that. By improving your odds of winning.





How do I use this service?


  1. We help you discover winners by sending you a ranked list of winning stocks via email, multiple times a week. You do your independent research on these stocks and then place your trades in your own brokerage account, wherever it is. Essentially, we are sending you list of stocks that we believe will do well based on our intense technical analysis which in turn is based on a ton of market signals. We mention if our analysis suggests if these should be BUY, HOLD or SELL.

  2. With Our Portfolio feature, you can create multiple portfolios and refresh them on-demand.

  3. We give you Detailed insights. You get access to numerous key technical metrics that our setup looked at while scanning a stock. E.g. Price-action, Relative Strength Index, Decrease in trading volume, Increase in trading volume, and many many more.

  4. You can use our awesome on-demand refresh to re-scan your portfolios multiple times a day.

  5. You can receive multiple email deliveries a week, on all days the stock market is open. You can even receive deliveres multiple times a day. In case you were wondering, you can totally support some serious day-trading with this.


Remember, a stock going down can be your winner if you have shorted it. Again, you can do well even with a stock that are a 'SELL', if you short it. This means you are betting that it will go down. Note that shorting a stock needs a margin account with your brokerage. Stay away from shorting if you don't know what it is.

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Do stocks on our list lose money?

Yes. Sometimes, stocks on our list might lose money. This especially happens when there is a bad news (merger falls throough, or news of debt laden takeover or dilution), a political event, an Act of God, terrorist event, etc. You lose money, you cut losses and move on. This is also why believe that one should not invest more than 10-15% of a portfolio into one single stock. It deosn't matter how big or how small the portfolio is. The point is being disciplined.

Anybody who tells you they know exactly where a stock will go is lying. Or, they have a crystal ball. Or, they are just plain demented. The only thing one can do is improve the odds of success by using the informational advantage available via our service. We help our customers improve their odds of picking winners, by giving them the same informational advantage that hedge funds, insiders and big trading firms have. Yep, that is what we help people do.
Matthew McConaughey explains it best in this clip:



Let's say you have a $10k portfolio and you invest 10% in 10 different stock positions. And, conservatively, say 7 of your positions go up 20% in a month. The remaining two go down 20%. You still net (20% of 7k) less (20% of 3k) = $1400 - $600 = $800. Which means you still average 8% profit per month on your overall portfolio. Remember, this is in a bad month with three bad news.

Point is, if you average 8-10% per month for 12 months, your portfolio will be up over 100% for the year. That still takes into that you are running bad and hit two to three bad news each month. Hitting 2-3 bad new each month and still netting 100%+ for the year. That is the power of discipline and our allocation strategy. It prevents losers from dragging your winners down.






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