Tickfloor vs TipRanks

TipRanks tracks over 90,000 financial experts (analysts, hedge funds, insiders, bloggers) and scores stocks by the measured accuracy of their past calls, rolling that into a per-stock Smart Score plus a screener.

Tickfloor runs ten technical indicators (RSI, MACD, the EMA stack, VWAP, Bollinger Bands, StochRSI, ADX, volume, parabolic SAR and candle patterns) across about 120 US and ASX stocks, ETFs and coins, and gives one agreement score per ticker.

TipRanks' Smart Score answers who has been right about a stock before; Tickfloor's agreement score answers whether ten technical indicators currently agree on it. The two are measuring different things and can be read side by side.

TipRanks tracks expert accuracy across a much wider stock universe than Tickfloor's roughly 120 tickers, and does things Tickfloor doesn't: analyst consensus, insider and hedge-fund tracking, a score built from other people's track records. What Tickfloor does instead: it doesn't track other people's calls at all, it publishes its own, a public log of 401 backtested trading strategies against buy-and-hold (0 survived correction) with every indicator read checked against the price afterwards on the track record page. Pick TipRanks to see who's been right before; pick Tickfloor to see whether an indicator read has actually held up.

General information only. It doesn't consider your objectives, finances or needs. Tickfloor holds no financial services licence and never places trades.

What is TipRanks' Smart Score based on?

TipRanks describes it as built from the tracked accuracy of analysts, hedge funds, insiders and other experts. It isn't a technical-indicator score.

How much does TipRanks cost?

TipRanks doesn't publish its subscription pricing without creating an account, so we don't quote a figure. Tickfloor's passes are A$15 for 7 days up to A$299 for lifetime access, all listed on tickfloor.com.

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Sources checked 2026-09-26: TipRanks homepage. Last checked: 2026-09-26.