LOOK PAST THE OBVIOUS

Stock picks.
A sharper perspective.

Look beyond the crowded trade. Explore the thesis, spot what others may overlook, and build your next move in QTC.

Explainable research Personal watchlists Risk in view
A precision lens isolating a blue market signal among silver stock candlesticksFIND THE ANGLE. KNOW THE RISK. MAKE YOUR MOVE.
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THE IDEA IS JUST THE OPENING MOVE

The ticker is public.
Your perspective is the edge.

What makes it interesting? What could break it?
Get the questions behind the pick.

01

Discover the setup.

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02

See both sides.

Read the thesis, inspect the supporting factors and understand what could prove the idea wrong.

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03

Watch what changes.

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YOUR WATCHLIST. WITH A PULSE.

The crossing matters.
The context matters more.

Not another feed of blinking arrows. A useful alert tells you what changed, which timeframe it belongs to, and what to investigate next.

  • EMA crossings & VWAP reclaims
  • Completed-bar confirmation & freshness
  • Quiet by design: deduplication & cooldowns
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SIGNAL RADAREXAMPLE
NV
NVDAWatchlist / trend research

Trend crossover detected

A confirmed event should come with evidence—not an instruction to buy.

Completed barEvidence attached
Review thesis → Assess risk → Plan in QTC
Stale feed? Pause the alert.
Never mistake silence for a healthy pipeline.

A SCORE SHOULD SHOW ITS WORK

Conviction needs
a paper trail.

Direction, confidence and freshness belong together. So do the counterarguments.

RESEARCH RECEIPT DESIGN CONTRACT
01What was measured
02When the evidence was observed
03Which model and persona were used
04What is missing or uncertain
05What would invalidate the thesis

Versioned receipts are pending backend integration. No score is presented here as a probability of profit.

QTCTHE NEXT MOVE

RESEARCH IS THE BEGINNING

From “interesting stock”
to a considered trade.

SymbolChurner helps you find and investigate the idea.
Quant Trade Console is where you take the next step.

Find a signalSymbolChurner
Build a thesisResearch + evidence
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A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Clear answers. No fine-print surprises.

Are these live stock picks?+

Signed-in research connects to the market catalogue and reported engine scores. Scores can be incomplete, stale or experimental; evidence limitations are shown. Marketing graphics are illustrations, not live market charts.

Can I use this on my phone?+

Yes. The interface adapts to phones, tablets and desktops. The app includes a web manifest for standalone presentation; native store distribution and push delivery are separate work.

Does an alert place a trade?+

No. Alerts invite research. The next step leads to QTC, where you review your trade plan.

How do scores relate to returns?+

A score is not a win probability or a promise of returns. Scoring consistency, evidence quality and predictive usefulness are separate questions.