Features

Everything that turns raw data into one decision

StrikeIntel is a full equity-research pipeline: ingest, score, name the stock to buy, plan the exit, and prove it with a backtest - all transparent and sourced.

Weighted conviction score

Thirteen signals are combined with tuned COMPONENT_WEIGHTS (summing to 1.0) into one 0-100 score via compute_weighted_confidence. Manipulation risk is inverted so dark-pool and short pressure reduce conviction instead of inflating it.

Direction engine

A blend of technical trend and the VIX volatility regime confirms a bullish setup before any name can be named as the day's pick - it's a long-only shares strategy.

Automated stock selection

Each trading day the engine names one high-conviction bullish stock to buy shares of, sets the entry price and a ~10-trading-day (about two-week) hold, and screens for liquidity so you can enter and exit cleanly.

Exit planning + live alerts

Conservative / central / aggressive share-price targets and a protective stop - plus live exit rules that fire at the price target, the stop, or the ~10-trading-day time exit.

Volatility intelligence

IV rank and percentile, implied vs historical volatility, and the expected move frame every setup so you time your entry into a healthy chart instead of a powder keg.

Built-in discipline gate

When no candidate clears the confidence threshold, the report clearly returns 'No high-quality trade today.' Cash is a valid position.

AI analyst overlay

An optional AI layer writes the plain-English rationale and can flag a refined direction or target - but it never overrides the deterministic math.

Backtested logic

The exact live strategy is replayed over years of history in the backtest engine, with win rate, return, CAGR, and drawdown surfaced as a track record.

Full transparency

Queen Stella shows which desk bots ranked the name, the merge weights, and Reggie's veto - no black box.

Ask Stella

An agentic AI assistant for any ticker, sector, or strategy question. It pulls the live Queen Stella pick, desk reports, market data, company profile, and risk flags in parallel, then streams a structured, honest read - and clearly flags any data it doesn't have instead of guessing.

Queen Stella

The noon desk merge is the live picker. JT, Pete, Zuck, Nancy, Walter, and Alan file ranks; Reggie can veto; Queen Stella publishes one share pick with a ~10-session hold.

Stratus EMA-cloud reports

A stacked-EMA trend engine (8/9, 20/21, 34/50, 72/89 EMA pairs) that scores trend, momentum, and low-risk pullback entries 0-6 - deterministic, same bars in, same reading out. Each name ships concrete exit levels (trend-cloud exit and structure stop) and a live (delayed) price overlay with approaching-exit and imminent-cross flags so you can see in real time how close price is to its cloud exits.

Company Snapshot

On every pick: full company profile (name, sector, what they do, website), P/E, 52-week range, implied volatility, a 3-month price chart, and the latest news - so you know the business behind the trade.

Conviction engine

Deterministic math, not a mood

Queen Stella is the live picker. JT, Pete, Zuck, Nancy, Walter, and Alan file noon ranks; Reggie can veto; the merge publishes one share pick with a ~10-session hold — or an honest no-pick day.

  • Merge weights: JT 35%, Pete 20%, Zuck 15%, Nancy 15%, Alan 10%, Walter 5%
  • If Queen Stella refuses, Reggie vetoes, or the list is on cooldown, subscribers get no pick
  • Stella 1, SI2, and call products are retired; Stratus stays as a separate research scan
Neural scoring engine fusing signals into a conviction score
Execution & exits

The exact stock, then the exit

Each trading day the engine names one bullish stock to buy shares of, sets the entry price and a ~10-trading-day hold, and screens for liquidity so you can get in and out cleanly. It then attaches the share-price targets and a protective stop, and the live exit engine alerts you the moment a rule fires.

  • Liquidity screen keeps you out of thin, hard-to-exit names
  • Live triggers: the share-price target, a protective stop, or the ~10-trading-day time exit
  • Conservative / central / aggressive share-price targets at +1% / +2% / +3.5%
Exit alert dashboard with profit and stop lines
The 13 signals

Every input, and exactly where it comes from

Each signal is independently sourced and weighted. Hover a row on the dashboard to see its contribution to the final score.

1

Options Flow

Pete / Polygon chains

2

Smart Money (13F)

SEC EDGAR 13F

3

Insider Buying

SEC Form 4

4

Congressional Activity

STOCK Act

5

Earnings Catalyst

Financial Modeling Prep

6

News Sentiment

Polygon News

7

Social Momentum

StockTwits + Reddit + X

8

Technical Trend

Polygon Prices

9

Volatility Setup

Polygon Options

10

Liquidity Quality

Polygon Options

11

Risk / Reward

Composite

12

Market Regime Fit

FRED (VIX)

13

Manipulation Risk

FINRA ATS + short volume

9 live data providers

Institutional-grade data, fused into one view

Each provider is independently keyed and degrades gracefully - the engine keeps running even if a single feed is unavailable.

Polygon.io

Prices, options chains, IV/greeks, and market news

Pete (desk)

Options activity from our Polygon chain snapshots

Financial Modeling Prep

Earnings calendar and analyst actions

FRED

Macro and the VIX volatility regime

StockTwits

Real-time retail social sentiment

X

Official Recent Search cashtags

SEC EDGAR

Form 4 insider trades, 13F holdings, and company filings

FINRA

ATS dark-pool share and daily short volume

STOCK Act

House and Senate trade disclosures

Resend

Daily report and alert email delivery

Anthropic

AI rationale and narrative overlay

See every signal working together

Open the dashboard - the top pick, the radar of all 13 signals, the sell plan, and the full leaderboard.

Stella is an AI research agent that uses real-time and historical market feed data to score securities and publish daily scores and illustrative outcomes. This is not investment advice. Stella is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or certified financial planner. The top-scoring idea on any day can and often will lose money. Past performance, backtests, and simulated P/L do not guarantee future results. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions; seek advice from a properly licensed professional. By using StrikeIntel you agree that StrikeIntel and its operators have no liability for trading losses or decisions made from this information.