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A breakdown of every section on your stock cards, top to bottom.
A number from 0–100 representing the stock's overall investment attractiveness based on five weighted factors.
80–100 Strong signal
60–79 Moderate opportunity
40–59 Neutral / wait
0–39 Caution
Risk level (Low / Medium / High) reflects how volatile the stock is — how much the price might swing up or down.
Confidence % shows how complete the underlying data was. Lower confidence means fewer data points were available for the analysis.
Time horizon is the suggested holding period — short-term (days/weeks) or long-term (months/years).
Five bars make up the overall score, each weighted differently:
Momentum (20pts) — Is the price trending upward? Measured using RSI and recent returns.
Growth (25pts) — Are revenues and earnings expanding? Higher weight as it drives long-term value.
Quality (20pts) — News sentiment and analyst outlook. Positive press and upgrades score higher.
Valuation (20pts) — Is the stock priced fairly compared to its sector? Low P/E relative to peers scores higher.
Stability (15pts) — Consistency of price behaviour over time. Less erratic = higher score.
1-Year chart shows daily closing prices over the past 12 months — useful for spotting recent momentum or a downturn.
5-Year chart shows weekly prices over 5 years — useful for understanding the broader trend and whether dips are temporary.
A stock rising on both charts is generally a stronger signal than one only rising recently.
Runs 1,000 simulated future price paths based on the stock's historical daily returns and volatility.
Bear — the worst 10% of simulated outcomes.
Median — the middle outcome (50th percentile).
Bull — the best 10% of simulated outcomes.
The % gain probability is how often the simulation ended in profit. Above 60% is generally positive.
This is not a prediction — it models probability based on past behaviour only.
The raw financial signals feeding the score. Key ones to know:
RSI — Relative Strength Index. Above 70 = overbought (may fall), below 30 = oversold (may rise).
P/E Ratio — Price-to-Earnings. Lower than the sector average suggests better value.
Revenue growth — Year-over-year sales increase. Positive and accelerating is ideal.
Volatility — How much the daily price moves. Higher volatility = more risk and reward.
A plain-English AI summary explaining the four key factors behind the score:
Situation — What's happening with this stock right now.
Key signal — The single most important data point driving the score.
Risk — The main thing that could go wrong.
Why now — Whether the current timing looks favourable or not.
Yahoo, Google, and Sharesies links open that stock's page on those sites for independent price checking, news, and buying.