Pick a stock or coin. See its score out of 10.
Type a ticker, such as AAPL or BTC, and get a free score: the chart plus a score out of 10 built from ten common indicator checks. 1 free score, no account needed. A free account gets 3 free scores a day. No card.
The score sums up what those ten indicators say about the latest daily candles, worked out when you ask. It is not a prediction, and it is not advice to buy or sell.
The free worked example shows a full score, with all ten checks on one ticker. The course and the concept library explain each indicator in plain English.
What the free score is
The score is one number from -10 to +10 for a stock, ETF or crypto. It sums up what ten classic indicator checks say about the latest daily candles. Each check reads up, down or flat, so a score near the top means most checks agree on the upside, a score near the bottom means most agree on the downside, and a score near zero means they disagree. It is a summary of the chart today, not a forecast.
The ten checks
- EMA stack: is price above its recent average?
- VWAP: is price above its typical traded price?
- RSI: is buying or selling stretched?
- MACD: is momentum building or fading?
- Bollinger Bands: where is price in its usual range?
- StochRSI: where did it close in the recent range?
- ADX and DMI: is there a real trend, and which way?
- Volume: is volume backing the move?
- Parabolic SAR: has the trend flipped?
- Candle patterns: what do the latest candles show?
What you get
Pick a ticker such as AAPL, BTC or CBA and you get the price chart, the ten checks shown one by one with the reason for each, the score, and a plain-English reading of where they agree and disagree. You also see how reads at that score level did over the following sessions in our own graded history.
Is it free?
Yes. Your first score is free with no account needed, and a free account gets 3 scores a day. No card. The daily limit is kept on our servers. There is also a free worked example you can open without an account. Optional paid passes add more, and nothing on this page requires one.
How much weight to give it
We tested 1,346 strategies built from indicator rules like these on past prices, and published every result, the failures too: see the evidence. None cleared our luck check, so treat the score as a way to read a chart, not as a signal to act on. If you are thinking longer than a few weeks, the long-term investment checker asks different questions about a stock. General information, not personal advice.
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