Paper trading · no real money
An AI analyst for your watchlist
It reads the news about the stocks you follow, weighs it against the chart, and shows you where the evidence points, including the case against. You make the call, and practise it with $100,000 in paper money.
How it works
- 1
Pick your stocks
Add the companies you care about, from New York to Tel Aviv.
- 2
It watches and explains
It reads every headline and only speaks up when something actually changed, with its reasoning and what would prove it wrong.
- 3
You decide, and practise
Nothing happens unless you choose to. Try the idea with paper money and see how it would have played out.
What you get
It watches, you decide
A scanner sweeps your watchlist server-side and only speaks up when something actually changed — a company-specific story, or a move worth explaining.
Its reasoning, and the case against
Every read shows what drove it, what would make it wrong, and the price levels where the idea holds or breaks. When the evidence is thin it says so: most of the time the honest answer is no clear edge.
It grades itself in public
Every call is checked against what the price actually did. The Track record page shows the hits and the misses, not just the wins.
Practise with $100,000
A paper account with real prices, in several currencies. A risk calculator sizes each practice trade from your own risk budget.
Ask it anything, in your language
A research assistant that answers in plain words, compares stocks and lays out the bull and bear case, in English, Hebrew, Dutch, German and French.
Alerts that respect your time
Email and browser alerts, filtered by conviction and quiet hours, so an alert always means something.
What it is
- An AI that explains the evidence
- A practice account with paper money
- A tool that shows its own track record
What it isn't
- Financial advice or a personal recommendation
- A broker: no real order is ever placed
- A promise of returns
An educational simulation. The AI's reads are analysis of public information, not financial advice or a personal recommendation. No order ever reaches a broker or exchange.