No. It never connects to your broker. It gives you a pick with a plan; you decide whether to follow it, and you buy and sell yourself.
A few minutes a day. Check the email or the Bot Picks page after the close, and glance at your current picks in the morning.
The pick is only bought if the stock comes down to that price during the next trading day. If it doesn't, the pick is dropped — chasing it at a higher price was tested and loses money.
Because it was tested: moving stops cut the results roughly in half. The stop is placed where normal noise doesn't hit it; moving it turns winners into losers.
They're ours and we keep them private — that's the product. What you see is everything you need: the buy price, the safety level, the target and the time limit, plus the live track record so you can judge the results for yourself.
US stocks and ETFs (NASDAQ-listed + S&P 500) and India's NSE list. Each market is updated once a day after its own close.
Buy is the normal way: buy the shares, wait for the price to rise, sell for more. Sell short is the reverse: you borrow shares from your broker and sell them first, hoping the price falls, then buy them back cheaper — you profit when the price drops. Shorting needs a margin-enabled account and carries more risk. Today every pick is a Buy; short picks are switched off.
Accounts are created by invitation. Use the contact form — you'll get an email with a link to set your password once your request is approved.
No. It's a rules-based screening and record-keeping tool. Nothing here is personalised to you, and you're responsible for your own decisions.