Four separate models, each answering one question, scored 0–100 and refreshed after every trading day. Three are trained on historical market data; News is a language model reading published coverage. They are deliberately allowed to disagree — you see four independent readings, not one verdict.
T
Technical
“Has the price been climbing, and is it holding up?”
Whether a stock has been rising, how steadily it has done it, and whether the move still has strength behind it.
V
Value
“Are you paying a lot for what the business actually earns?”
What the shares cost today, set against what the company really brings in — its profits, what it owns, and the cash it generates.
P
Positioning
“Is everyone already in this trade?”
Whether the crowd has already piled in, which industries money is moving toward, and how the stock compares with its closest rivals.
N
News
“What is being said about it right now?”
An AI reads the published coverage and turns a wall of headlines into one number and a short summary you can read in a few seconds.
0–100 is a rank, not a grade. 80 means it scores higher than 80 out of every 100 stocks we cover on that one measure — nothing more than that.