Reads where a stock sits inside its 52-week range and shows how it has historically behaved from the same position.
Finds stocks trading below yesterday's low and shows how price has typically behaved after similar daily breakdowns.
Finds stocks trading above yesterday's high and shows how price has typically behaved after similar daily breakouts.
Reads how far a stock is stretched above or below its short-term moving average, and whether it has tended to keep running or snap back.
Reads how a stock's 5, 10, and 20-day moving averages are stacked, finds the closest historical matches, and shows what followed.
Measures the total move across a run of consecutive green or red days, and shows what has typically followed similar streaks.
Finds stocks that reversed around their open today and shows how price has historically performed after the same pattern.
After a stock gaps up or down, see how often similar gaps have filled versus held, based on gaps of similar size and context.
Detects stocks whose 30-day implied volatility jumped today and shows what has historically followed similar IV moves.
Reads IWM's move at the latest 15-minute checkpoint and projects the 4 PM close from similar past days: green/red odds, average drift, and a price cone.
Counts how many days in a row a stock has closed above or below its 5 or 10-day moving average, and what similar streaks have led to.
Reads QQQ's move at the latest 15-minute checkpoint and projects the 4 PM close from similar past days: green/red odds, average drift, and a price cone.
Looks at the one-day change in RSI, how many points it moved from yesterday, and what price did the last times it moved like that.
Reads the S&P 500's move at the latest 15-minute checkpoint and projects the 4 PM close from similar past days: green/red odds, average drift, and a price cone.
Finds stocks trading below last week's low and shows how price has typically behaved after similar weekly breakdowns.
Finds stocks trading above last week's high and shows how price has typically behaved after similar weekly breakouts.
This tool measures how tight a stock's last 5 sessions have been, the high-to-low span as a percent of the low, and compares that range against the stock's own history of 5-day ranges.
It then finds past stretches most similar to today's and shows how the stock traded afterwards.
Measures the total move across a run of consecutive green or red weeks, and shows what has typically followed similar streaks.
Logs every all-time low for the leveraged and inverse volatility ETFs, so you can see how often they happen and what has followed.
Reads a leveraged ETF's move at the latest 15-minute checkpoint and projects the 4 PM close from similar past days.
Projects how much a leveraged or inverse ETF may decay over the next 60 days, with a price cone and the historical odds of each outcome.
How a leveraged or inverse ETF has historically moved the day before, the day of, and the day after a scheduled event like an FOMC decision, Quad Witching, or VIX expiration.
A live, sortable table of the main leveraged and inverse volatility ETFs: each fund's all-time low, current spike percentage, and days since its last all-time low.
The complete split and reverse-split history for the main leveraged and inverse ETFs, with effective dates and exact ratios.
How a leveraged or inverse ETF has historically moved during a chosen window of the trading day, set in 30-minute steps.
Market-maker gamma exposure (GEX) for any liquid US ticker: the dealer-positioning regime, gamma walls by strike, and exposure by expiry.
Plots at-the-money implied volatility across every upcoming expiration, so you can see how the options market prices risk over time.
A proprietary signal that flags when conditions favor going long volatility, with the current read, a chart of past signals on the VIX, and a recent log.
Shows how spikes in volatility and inverse ETFs have historically behaved, including how often a given spike size happens and how long it takes to decay.
The historical probability of a volatility or inverse ETF's spike extending from one level to a higher target you choose.
How many points the VIX moves per 1% S&P 500 drop right now, ranked against its 6-month norm, with the odds of where it heads next.
This tool reads net dealer gamma (GEX) in VIX options and turns it into VIX spike odds. Today's net GEX is ranked as a percentile of its trailing 6 months, then matched against past days with a similar percentile in the same VIX regime.
From those matched days it shows the probability of VIX spikes within the next 5, 10, and 20 trading days and a log of every similar gamma day and how VIX performed afterwards.
Compares front-month VIX-futures volume to its trailing-year average, with the historical odds of a spot-VIX spike when volume surges.
Plots the live VIX futures curve across all active monthly VX contracts, with spot, front-month, VX30, and contango versus backwardation.
The tool matches today's VIX/VX30 spread to past days where the gap was moving in the same direction at a similar speed, and where spot VIX was at a comparable level.
This tool measures what VIX does once it enters a volatility zone (20 to 30 by default). Every time VIX closes inside the zone, it tracks whether it broke above the upper bound or fell back below the lower bound first, and how those odds shift the longer VIX sits in the zone.
How far the VIX sits above the S&P 500's 6-month realized volatility, with the historical odds of a VIX spike at a similar premium.
How elevated VVIX (how much the market expects the VIX to move) is versus its history, with the historical odds of a VIX spike from a similar reading.
Shows where each stock sits relative to its 52-week low, with the historical data on what has followed similar breakdowns.
Shows where each stock sits relative to its all-time high, with the historical data on what has followed buying new highs.
This tool shows a stock's anchored VWAP: the volume-weighted average price of every share traded since a chosen starting point. Pick a ticker and an anchor (the 52-week high, 52-week low, year-to-date, past 1 year, or the last earnings report), and the VWAP builds forward from that session.
Price often finds support and resistance at the anchored VWAP and its standard-deviation bands: most trading holds inside the 1-deviation band, while the 2-deviation band marks stretched extremes.
Compare two tickers to measure how closely their daily returns move together, useful for hedging, pairing positions, or gauging real diversification.
This tool analyzes how often a stock has made a daily move of a given size, and what has typically happened next. You set a daily move %, and the tool looks up every session the stock moved that much, split into up moves and down moves.
What has typically happened to a stock after its 50-day moving average crosses below its 200-day (or its 20-day below its 50-day).
How a stock has historically reacted to earnings: the overnight gap, the gap-day move, and the drift over the next 5, 10, and 30 days.
This tool shows what typically follows an engulfing candle, where one bar's body completely swallows the prior bar's body.
Pick a ticker and a timeframe (daily or weekly), and it finds every bullish engulfing and bearish engulfing bar. It then shows how often they form, the next bar's average return and green/red odds, and the follow-through over the next 5 days or 4 weeks, alongside the biggest gains and declines that followed.
What has typically happened to a stock after its 50-day moving average crosses above its 200-day (or its 20-day above its 50-day).
This tool shows how a stock has historically traded during each major US market holiday.
This tool shows what typically follows an inside bar (a bar whose entire range fits inside the prior one.)
Pick a ticker and a timeframe (daily or weekly), and it finds every single inside bar and every double inside bar (two in a row). It then displays how often these patterns occur, the average return on the next bar, and the probability of a positive close.
You can also apply a 5-period moving average filter to break out the stats based on whether price was trading above or below its short-term trend when the inside bar formed.
This tool shows how a stock behaves around its MACD zero line. The MACD is the 12-day EMA minus the 26-day EMA of the closing price: above zero, the shorter average is on top; below zero, the reverse.
This tool tracks daily market breadth for US common stocks. Each session it counts how many stocks closed up and how many closed down, plus how many moved at least 3%, 5%, or 10% in either direction.
The advance/decline ratio is advancers divided by decliners. Above 1.0 means more stocks rose than fell.
See how a stock behaves relative to its moving average: how much time it spends above and below, how long each stretch lasts, and the typical VIX and RSI context on each side.
Calculates the historical odds of a stock moving a set amount, measured as closing beyond the level or touching it intraday, by day, week, or month.
Shows how many times a stock tested each round-number price level before finally breaking through it for good.
This tool shows how a stock behaves relative to a chosen RSI level.
Pick a ticker and a level (30, 50, 70, or your own), and it classifies every session by whether the 14-day RSI closed above or below it. You see how much of the time the stock spends on each side, how long the typical and longest stretches last, and the average VIX on each side.
How a stock or ETF has historically performed month by month, so you can see which months have tended to be stronger or weaker.
A live snapshot of all 11 S&P 500 sector ETFs ranked by today's move, with SPY as the benchmark. Click any row for detail.
A quick bullish-or-bearish read on any ticker across 14 technical indicators, organized by short, medium, and long-term timeframes.
This tool tracks how often a stock enters winning or losing streaks of a specific length. It shows the frequency of these streaks, their average returns, and the likelihood that they continue.
This tool analyzes how often a stock has traded at a chosen multiple of its 30-day average volume. You set a volume multiple, and the tool looks up every session that met it, split into green days and red days, with the volatility backdrop and next-day / next-week behavior.
This tool shows the prices where a stock has seen the highest trading volume. Select a ticker and a lookback period (1, 3, or 6 months). It calculates how much volume traded at each price level over that time.
The prices with the most volume form Volume Shelves which are areas where a large number of shares changed hands. These levels often act as support below the current price and resistance above it.
How a stock or ETF has historically performed on each weekday, Monday through Friday, with filters for different market conditions.
Wall Street's consensus rating and price target for a stock, plus a live feed of the latest upgrades, downgrades, and initiations.
A company's income statement, cash flow, and balance sheet, with the latest snapshot and full annual history.
This tool screens the 500 largest US companies on their fundamentals. Sort or filter by any column, and select up to 4 companies to compare side by side.
Upcoming US macroeconomic data releases, so you can see what's scheduled before the market moves on it.
Long-running charts of key US economic indicators, so you can see where each series stands today relative to its own history.
Upcoming and recent FDA biotech catalysts, so you can track the regulatory schedule for drug approvals.
Recent insider buying and selling for any company, showing whether insiders are net buyers or sellers.
Upcoming initial public offerings, so you can see what's coming to market.
The latest market-moving headlines for any ticker or across the market, with source, timing, and a live price snapshot on each symbol.
Stock trades disclosed by members of Congress under the STOCK Act, with each lawmaker's buys, sells, and dollar amounts.
This tool shows how a stock's price has tracked its revenue. Reported revenue draws as bars (toggle quarterly or annual) with the closing price overlaid as a line.
Turn an annual return goal into daily, weekly, and monthly profit targets. Enter your account size and the return you want, and it works backward across 252 trading days a year.
Work out the return on buying power for an options trade. Enter the buying power required, the premium collected, and the days to expiration.
An interactive candlestick chart for any stock or ETF with live quotes and toggleable overlays: moving averages, RSI, volume, gaps, streaks, and VIX regime zones.