Tools.

One 0 to 100 health score for the market, built from regime, breadth, risk and sector rotation.

O'Neil's market phase from SPY and QQQ price and volume: distribution days, stalling days and follow-through days, with the equity exposure each phase suggests.

How broadly the market is participating, on a 0 to 100 scale, from sector, size, style, credit, volatility and equal-weight readings.

Market breadth on a 0 to 100 scale, its McClellan-style momentum, and whether breadth is diverging from SPY.

How healthy the market's uptrend is, on a 0 to 100 scale, from sector and SPY trend, new highs, small caps and late-cycle rotation.

William O'Neil's follow-through day: after a decline, a strong up day on higher volume that confirms a new rally.

The risk that the market is topping, scored 0 to 12 from distribution days, stalling and deterioration in leading sectors.

How close the market looks to a bubble, scored 0 to 15 from six market readings and up to three qualitative signals (Minsky and Kindleberger).

What Telegram market channels are saying: a sentiment score from −1 to +1, message volume, the most mentioned companies and the live feed.

William O'Neil's seven-factor growth screen: each factor scored 0 to 5, added up to a composite out of 35.

Mark Minervini's volatility contraction pattern: stocks whose pullbacks keep getting tighter under a pivot, with how far each sits from its breakout.

Post-earnings announcement drift: stocks that surprised on earnings and keep moving, with the stage of each setup and a 0 to 100 score.

Recent earnings reactions graded A to D on the gap, volume, EPS surprise and trend going in, with what the stock did 1, 5 and 20 days after.

Stocks scored for a tradable edge on momentum, value, quality and growth, each out of 25, added up to 100.

The current macro regime (risk on, risk off, reflation or stagflation) from five cross-asset ratios and the yield curve.

A Stanley Druckenmiller-style read of liquidity, rates, the dollar and risk appetite, with the positioning and risk budget it suggests.

A strategy's edge reviewed on eight criteria, from plausibility and overfitting to costs and decay, each out of 12.5 and adding to 100.

When a strategy stalls, the signs of stagnation it shows and the pivots worth trying, ranked by novelty.

Dividend payers ranked on yield, payout, valuation and balance sheet, scored 0 to 100.

Kanchi's five-step dividend buying routine run on each candidate: screening, deep dive, valuation, one-off filter and pullback entry, with a buy plan for each.

Five sell triggers checked on every held dividend position: dividend cut, earnings misses, sector rotation, valuation and a break below the 200-day average.

What US withholding tax takes from a dividend under your tax treaty, how to recover it, and which account to hold dividend stocks in.

Which market themes are heating up or fading, from ETF flows, price action and news sentiment.

KRX companies scored for value-up potential: low PBR, high ROE, dividends and growth against their sector, with treasury stock cancellation scenarios.

AI stock-picking strategies rebalanced monthly, each with its backtested return against a benchmark.

Multi-market sector rotation analysis and AI insights

Every broker whose reports we read, with what it covers and how recently it wrote.