Deterministic quantitative engine
Eighty-plus risk and return metrics. No LLM in the math path — same inputs, byte-identical outputs across runs.
Institutional research,
on demand.
Generate Morningstar-grade equity reports and quantitative options strategy analysis for any ticker. Real-time data, deterministic math, zero hallucination on the numbers.
Eleven-strategy options fitness
Continuous-fitness scoring on volatility risk premium, skew, term structure, and dealer gamma. Core-criterion gates surface real regime mismatches.
News intelligence with classification
Every headline tagged for priced-in vs in-motion vs pending status, with sentiment and materiality. Sorted newest-first.
Coverage
What we can analyse, and where the limits are. No surprises after you hit generate.
Equity Reports
All major global exchanges
- United StatesNYSE, NASDAQ, AMEXAAPL, NVDA, MSFT
- United KingdomLSERR.L, BARC.L, AZN.LPence → pound conversion applied automatically
- CanadaTSXSHOP.TO, RY.TO
- EuropeFrankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam, MadridBMW.DE, MC.PA, ASML.AS
- JapanTokyo Stock Exchange7203.T, 6758.T
- AustraliaASXBHP.AX, CBA.AX
- Hong KongHKEX0700.HK, 9988.HK
- IndiaNSE, BSETCS.NS, RELIANCE.NS
Options Strategy Reports
US-listed tickers only
Options chain data — implied volatility, vol skew, term structure, dealer gamma exposure, strike resolution — is currently sourced from US exchange feeds only. International equities are not yet supported for options analysis.
- NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEXAAPL, NVDA, SPY, TSLA
International tickers (e.g. RR.L, BHP.AX) still get the full equity report — just not the options strategy report.
Ticker format. Use the standard exchange suffix: .L for London, .TO for Toronto, .DE for Frankfurt, .PA for Paris, .AS for Amsterdam, .T for Tokyo, .AX for Australia, .HK for Hong Kong, .NS / .BO for India. US tickers carry no suffix.
Multilingual sourcing, English reports. Headlines for Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French, and German tickers are sourced from local-language press (Moneycontrol, Nikkei, Caixin, El Confidencial, Handelsblatt, Les Echos, etc.) and translated to English before they enter the report. Numbers always render in English notation (millions / billions, no lakhs / crores). Reports are byte-identical in format regardless of source language.