Build a steadier investing routine—not a get-rich promise

Market radar (informational). Headlines, movers, and sentiment summaries can refresh quickly—use them to prepare questions, not as a trigger to trade automatically.

• Multi-source stream, tuned for speed
• AI-assisted sentiment labels—verify sources
• No ad wall between you and the tape (on this surface)

Portfolio views that stay current. Track positions and performance snapshots you enter or link—accuracy depends on your data feeds and manual updates.

• Positions & performance snapshots
• Compare your book to watchlists you maintain
• Built for daily check-ins—not a substitute for brokerage statements

Compare advisors like any major purchase. Profiles, specialties, and disclosures—interview multiple candidates before you share account access.

• Search by ZIP, style, and focus
• See who publishes research you can review
• Book intros when you are comfortable—not because of past returns alone

Macro + markets in plain English. Scenario-style roadmaps you can compare with your own assumptions—forecasts can be wrong; use them for planning conversations, not certainty.

• Indices & key macro drivers
• Multi-month roadmap views
• Historical call aging for learning—not a scorecard of guaranteed skill

Practice workflows without putting capital at risk. Paper-style contests can build habits; simulated fills differ from live markets, slippage, and emotions.

• Leaderboards & replays
• Try new setups fast
• Learn from top cohorts

Goals, reminders, and notes in one cockpit. Keep the story straight between sessions.

• Milestones & daily nudges
• Idea inbox + journal
• Syncs with the rest of TFA

Let the chart prompt questions. Automated scans highlight historical shapes; false positives happen—confirm with volume, trend, and fundamentals you trust.

• Automated pattern scans
• Alerts you can tune or mute
• Faster “what should I verify next?” prompts

Follow Form 4 activity without living on EDGAR. Highlights appear after filings post—timing depends on SEC data feeds; many trades are routine grants or diversification.

• Filing highlights when data is available
• Notable buy/sell callouts for review
• Context for your watchlist—not a buy/sell signal

13F snapshots without the PDF headache. See what large filers reported last quarter—data is lagged, aggregated, and may omit short hedges or overseas books.

• Funds & flows at a glance
• Positioning shifts worth researching further
• Macro context—not a copy-trade menu

See how holdings have moved together historically. Correlations change during stress—use grids to question overlap, not to assume future diversification.

• Dynamic correlation grids
• Stress-test overlap fast
• Cleaner risk budgeting

Greeks, scenarios, and payoff maps—before you click send. Models use assumptions that can be wrong; options involve rapid time decay and total loss of premium.

• Scenario Greeks & breakevens
• Risk/reward sliders
• Faster structure comparisons—not trade instructions

When you want the memo—not just the headline. Deeper write-ups for paying members; still not personalized advice and not a promise of performance.

• Premium research flow
• AI-assisted drafting you must verify
• Risk/reward framing for education

Commodities & macro futures in one glance. Curves show market-implied scenarios that can invert or whip—use them to stress-test hedges, not to time every swing.

• Forward-looking scenarios
• Commodity & index coverage
• Hedge-friendly context

Workspace for sizing, trims, and adds you choose to log. Keep sleeves aligned with the plan you document—advisors may comment, but you approve every trade.

• Unified holdings view
• Performance snapshots
• Advisor-ready sharing

Historical stats for reflection—not a promise of future win rates. Survivorship and reporting choices can skew any dashboard.

• Historical P&L arcs
• Hit rate & payoff clarity (lookback-dependent)
• Spot what worked in the sample you recorded