One desk. Seven real capabilities.
Not a bundle of separate tools bolted together — every one of these feeds the same debate, or exists to make the result trustworthy and easy to get to.
Exact pricing for what's billed lives on its own page — this one is about what the desk actually does.
Real fundamentals, not memory
The Fundamental Analyst's job is to judge valuation, growth, margins, and balance sheet strength. That only means something if it's working from real numbers pulled fresh for the ticker — not a language model's recollection of what a company's financials looked like whenever it was last trained.
Portfolio construction the desk actually believes
Enter your holdings and pick an approach — the allocation isn't just generic math running on price history.
HRP — Hierarchical Risk Parity
Groups holdings by how they actually move together, then allocates without needing a return forecast at all.
Max Sharpe
The classic risk-adjusted-return optimizer, for when you want the textbook efficient-frontier answer.
Black-Litterman, using the desk's own verdicts
This is the differentiator: the "views" a Black-Litterman model needs can come from the desk's own cached BUY/SELL/HOLD calls and confidence — not a market-cap-weighted guess with no opinion behind it.
Three timeframes, one ticker
A stock can be a good trade this week and a bad hold this year. Collapsing that into a single signal hides something real, so the desk doesn't.
Short-term
The next one to two weeks — where momentum and near-term catalysts matter most.
Medium-term
The next one to three months — where the debate's core thesis carries the most weight.
Long-term
Six to twelve months out — where fundamentals and structural trends dominate over noise.
Charts that are actually live — everywhere they can be
TradingView's free widget isn't licensed to display NSE or BSE data. Rather than leave Indian markets with a worse experience, the desk runs its own fallback chart for exactly those exchanges.
TradingView Advanced Chart
US equities, crypto, futures, and most global exchanges — the hosted widget, with RSI, MACD, EMA, Bollinger Bands, and volume out of the box.
Self-hosted fallback
Same indicators, computed client-side from a live OHLC feed — with the desk's own BUY/SELL levels drawn directly on the candles.
Reasoning that translates — not just buttons
Most apps translate their UI chrome and call it multilingual. This is different: the agents' actual arguments — the bull case, the bear case, the reasoning behind the call — are generated in the language you chose.
Sign in without a password to remember or leak
One thing fewer to create, forget, or have stolen in a breach somewhere else.
Phone or email, your choice
A one-time code, valid for a few minutes, is all it takes.
Nothing stored in plain text
Sign-in codes are hashed before they're ever saved — even internally, no one can read out your actual code.
A session, not a password
Once you're in, a signed session keeps you in — there's no password sitting around to be guessed or reused elsewhere.
You pay for new reasoning — not for having the app installed
Every competitor in this category is a subscription that renews whether you opened the app or not. This desk only charges when it actually does new work — and every new account starts with a batch of free analyses before any payment is needed at all.