On-Demand Deep-Dive
One look = one stock, analysed by the full 38-pattern library at the latest close: the verdict, the patterns that fired with their public grades and win rates, the entry, sell target and stop, and that stock's whole published call history — wins and losses alike.
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Looks are per-account: Pro gets 2 free a day, Expert 5, and packs ($30/5 · $50/10) never expire. Sign in and the balance is right there.
Questions, answered plainly
What a look buys, what it costs and what it never does.
What is an on-demand look?
One look buys one deep-dive on one stock: all 38 pattern algorithms are run on that stock's latest bar, and the report shows the BUY-tilted, SELL-tilted or HOLD verdict, every pattern that fired with its public A–D grade, backtest win rate and in/out-of-context flag, the entry, sell target, stop-loss and time frame, and that stock's whole published call history — wins and losses alike.
How many looks do I get?
Pro includes 2 free looks a day and Expert 5. Included looks reset daily, and pack looks are spent only after the free ones. Packs are US$30 for 5 looks or US$50 for 10, they never expire, and they work on both US and SGX stocks — SGX coverage starts on the US$19 Starter plan.
Does re-reading a report cost another look?
No. A look you have spent stays open under "Your looks" on this page, and re-opening it never spends a second look — the purchase is recorded once and the saved report is served back from that record.
Which stocks are covered?
Tonight's index covers 44 stocks with live bars — US tickers such as AAPL and Singapore tickers such as D05.SI. The engine only reports on stocks it has live price bars for, and tonight's coverage count and date are printed on this page rather than quoted from memory.
What happens when no pattern fires on a stock?
The verdict is HOLD and the report deliberately shows no entry, sell target or stop. The engine does not manufacture levels it cannot see, and patterns that are out of context for the stock's current regime are shown anyway rather than hidden, because hiding them would flatter the report.
Is this financial advice?
No. A look is an educational estimate, not advice. It explains what the engine sees; it never tells you what to do with your money, and every call it refers to is logged publicly — wins and losses alike.
More detail: plans and pack prices · the full public scorecard · the live forward-test record.
Educational estimates only — not financial advice. Every call is logged publicly, wins and losses alike. A look explains what the engine sees; it never tells you what to do with your money.