AI-Powered Stock Intelligence for BIST & Global Markets
Real-time technical indicators, algorithmic Telegram trade alerts, and predictive AI model insights designed for high-performing financial traders.
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Everything You Need to Beat Market Volatility
Powerful quantitative algorithms, automated notifications, and AI intelligence unified into a single streamlined workspace.
AI Neural Signal Generator
Our proprietary neural network continuously analyzes order books, momentum indicators, and candlestick formations across all BIST stocks to trigger high-probability trade setups.
Instant Telegram Alerts
Never miss a breakout. Combine price and indicator conditions with AND/OR logic, and receive automated notifications with entry points directly on Telegram.
Automated Portfolio Tracker
Track live PnL, set automatic stop-loss risk alerts on your positions, and export your full history to CSV with one click.
TradingView Widget Integration
Full-featured candlestick charting with customizable technical indicators, RSI heatmaps, and MACD overlays built into your browser.
Multi-Criteria Stock Screener
Combine RSI, MACD, ATR and more to scan the most liquid BIST stocks in seconds — instantly surface the opportunities that match your criteria.
Dual-AI Cross-Verification
Analyze the same stock with Gemini and GPT-4o side by side, and instantly spot the signals both models agree on.
Transparent AI Accuracy Tracking
Every AI signal is automatically checked against real price movement after a set window. No marketing promises — see the real hit rate.
Blog
Guides on technical analysis, BIST indicators, and AI-powered investing.
What Are Support and Resistance Levels? How Are They Identified?
What support and resistance mean, how swing highs/lows are used to find levels, what makes a level 'strong,' and how roles reverse after a breakout — explained with examples.
What Is ATR (Average True Range)? How to Use It for Stop-Loss Placement
The ATR formula, what it means as a volatility measure, and how to calculate a stop-loss and position size using an ATR multiplier, with a worked example.
What Is ADX (Average Directional Index)? How to Interpret It
ADX measures trend strength, not direction. What the 25 and 50 thresholds mean, how +DI/-DI crossovers work, and the most common ADX mistake — explained.
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