Analyze Stocks with AI

Step one: type the symbol

There is no exchange selector. Type a ticker and the market is detected from the symbol itself — a US listing like AAPL, a Borsa Istanbul share like THYAO, or a crypto pair like BTCUSDT all resolve on their own to the right data source.

Crypto candles come from the public Binance endpoints, stock candles from Yahoo Finance. If a symbol does not resolve, nothing is deducted from your daily allowance, so a typo is free.

Step two: pick the timeframe

Five timeframes are offered — 15 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, 1 day and 1 week — and they are genuinely different questions rather than zoom levels. The weekly chart answers what regime the asset is in; the 15-minute chart answers where this afternoon is going.

Pick the one that matches how long you intend to stay in the position. A common and useful habit is to run the daily first for context and then drop to 4 hours or 1 hour for timing, comparing the two reads before acting on either.

Step three: read the panel from the top down

The output opens with an overall assessment, then splits the evidence into the signals that support it and the signals that contradict it. Reading the contradicting list is the point of the exercise — an analysis with nothing on that side is a warning about the setup, not a stamp of confidence.

A risk level accompanies the assessment, derived from volatility and the position of price relative to its bands and averages rather than from the direction of the call.

Entry, stop and target

Three levels are proposed with a risk/reward ratio computed between them. They are anchored on the support and resistance zones extracted from the price data and on ATR, so the distances scale with how much the asset actually moves rather than with a fixed percentage.

What the tool cannot do is size the position. Risk per trade, account size and correlation with everything else you hold stay with you, and a good risk/reward ratio on an oversized position is still an oversized position.

Check the narrative against the numbers

The indicator readings sit alongside the written assessment rather than behind it, so you can verify a claim instead of taking it. If the text describes strengthening momentum, the MACD histogram and the RSI value are right there to confirm or contradict that.

This is the habit worth building with any AI analysis tool: treat the prose as a hypothesis about the measurements and spend ten seconds checking the two or three numbers it leans on hardest.

Invalidation, history and export

Every analysis names the condition that would make the scenario wrong. Note that level before you take a position; it is far more useful written down in advance than reconstructed afterwards.

On the Pro plan analyses are saved to a history you can return to, and any analysis can be exported as a PNG — useful for keeping a record of what the read was at the time rather than what you remember it being.