Investment Opportunity Analysis: Scan First, Then Go Deep

What the radar actually does

The scan has two stages. In the first, daily candle data is fetched for fifty assets and local indicators are computed for each; trend structure, momentum, volatility and volume behaviour combine into an opportunity score from 0 to 100. No AI is involved at this stage, and the scan takes seconds.

In the second stage only the highest-scoring candidates are sent to the model, all of them in a single request, and come back with short comments. The design also controls cost: widening the scanned universe does not increase the AI bill, because the number of candidates sent is fixed.

What the score measures — and what it doesn’t

The score measures how technically notable an asset’s current picture is: clarity of trend, direction and strength of momentum, whether volatility has compressed, whether volume is above its own average. A high score does not mean “this will go up”; it means “there is a structure here worth looking at”.

The score sees no balance sheet, no news, no sector data and no protocol development. Those sit outside technical measurement and can invalidate a clean technical picture with a single announcement.

The universe: 50 assets across three markets

The universe consists of liquid names: 18 crypto pairs, 16 US stocks and 16 Borsa Istanbul shares. Excluding illiquid symbols is deliberate, since indicators become unreliable when volume is thin.

Each result card shows the asset’s market, score, risk assessment and a leading technical note. When a card interests you, you can request a full analysis for that symbol — scans and detailed analyses are separate allowances.

A practical order for using both

One routine that works: run a scan at the start of your session, pick two or three names from the list that genuinely interest you, and spend detailed analyses only on those. That way your three daily analyses go to deliberate choices rather than random attempts.

The free plan includes one scan and three analyses per day; the Pro plan includes twenty scans a day and unlimited analyses. A scan result is reused for a while server-wide, so reopening the same scan does not consume another allowance.

Reading the scan result carefully

The asset at the top of the list is not “the best investment”. Ranking reflects technical notability, and a high-scoring asset can be high risk at the same time — which is exactly what the risk assessment on each card is for.

The second caveat is timeframe: the scan runs on daily charts. If you trade shorter horizons, analyse your chosen symbol separately on your own timeframe, because a structure that looks strong on the daily chart can look entirely different on an hourly one.