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Pump and Dump Schemes
Promotion of a thinly traded security by holders who intend to sell into the demand they create. The structural features are visible before the promotion arrives.
Unsolicited Offers and Cold Approaches
An approach you did not initiate is a category with its own base rate. The forms change constantly and the structure underneath does not.
Promotion and Disclosure Rules
Anyone paid to promote a security must disclose it. The rule is old, it applies on social platforms, and the disclosure is usually present and unread.
Complaints, Arbitration and Recourse
Most brokerage disputes go to arbitration rather than to court, because the account agreement said so. Knowing the process before it is needed changes what evidence exists.
Elder Financial Exploitation
A category with its own rules, its own reporting channels and its own protective mechanisms, including the ability for a firm to place a temporary hold.
Deep Dive: Reading the Company File
Ten cards covering one company: the filed statements, who owns it, how it trades, and its listing record. This is the research surface for a single ticker.
Deep Dive 2: Ranking the Market
The same data turned outward. Ten cards that rank, screen and search the whole market rather than describing one company.
Charting: The Chart Analyzer
A chart with the company's research attached to it. The per-symbol view pairs price with company, technicals, events, ownership and filings in one place.
Pro Charting: The Professional Workspace
The chart as the whole surface, with drawings, styles, timeframes and saved layouts. Built for working on a chart rather than reading about a company.
The Heatmap and the 9-Box
The whole index on one screen, sized by weight and coloured by move. It answers breadth questions faster than any list can.
Market Sectors
Performance by sector and industry group, with the members of each. It is relative strength applied across the whole classification.
Corporate Events
What companies actually did, market-wide: results, guidance, launches, regulatory decisions, deals, buybacks, dividends and insider filings, each with an upcoming and a completed view.
Institutional Ownership and Flows
13F holdings aggregated by ticker and by manager, with quarter-over-quarter changes, plus fund and ETF ownership. Powerful, and only if the filing's limits are understood.
The Premium Scanner
Three ways to narrow the market: dynamic filters you build, preset filters we maintain, and MAD Setups. A scan produces a shortlist, never a conclusion.
The Market Dashboard
The board that answers what is happening right now: indices, movers, breadth screens, macro, news and the heatmap in one view.
The Watchlist and the News Desk
Watchlists define what you follow; the news desk is the wire filtered by it. Together they are the daily surface.
Reading a Premium Alert
What an alert contains, what each part means, and the compliance frame that governs all of it: this is educational analysis, not a recommendation.
MAD Setups and the Playbook
The setups we focus on, what each one looks like, and where nightly detection surfaces them. The playbook is the reference; the detection is the sweep.
How Setup Detection Decides
The methodology behind the nightly sweep: what it measures, why it runs on daily bars after the close, and what it deliberately does not attempt.
How Alert Performance Is Measured
What the performance record counts, how it is calculated, and the reasons any published record has to be read with the methodology beside it.
Real Time and Delayed on Your Plan
Which surfaces run on real-time data and which run delayed depends on the products held. This is what the delay affects and what it does not.