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Recent Earnings Reports

Last four periodic filings from SEC EDGAR. Click a card to open the report; diluted EPS is highlighted vs the prior period.

Proxy Statement Insights DEF 14A

Executive pay, governance red flags & related-party findings from the latest annual proxy. Numbers are parsed directly from the filing; the optional AI summary runs entirely on your device.

Metric

Popular ETFs

A curated reference of widely-traded exchange-traded funds. Click a symbol to analyze it.

SymbolDescriptionLatest VolumeTrend (3M)
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Money-flow proxy from price & volume only: each day's dollar volume (price Γ— shares) is counted as an inflow on up days and an outflow on down days, then summed over the window (an on-balance-volume style accumulation/distribution measure). Flow Bias normalizes net flow to Β±100% of the dollar volume traded, so it compares funds of very different size. This is a rough capital-rotation signal, not measured fund flows β€” for entertainment, not financial advice.

Capital Flow by Fund

Accumulation (money in) above the line, distribution (money out) below β€” sorted by flow bias.

Flow Detail

Click a symbol to analyze it. Net flow is signed dollar volume over the window.

SymbolCategory Price Ξ”Avg $ Vol/day Net FlowFlow Bias
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Monte Carlo simulation of 1,000 hypothetical price paths drawn from this stock's own historical daily volatility (geometric Brownian motion). Purely statistical β€” not a prediction, forecast, or financial advice.

Z-Score vs Price

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Rolling z-score bars (top) = how many standard deviations price sits from its N-day average; green ≀ βˆ’2Οƒ (oversold), red β‰₯ +2Οƒ (overbought). Below: price with its N-day moving average and Bollinger Β±2Οƒ band, and a dot on the latest close. Same timeline, so the z-score's extremes line up with the band touches.

How to read the price chart

  • White line β€” the stock's actual closing price, day by day.
  • Dashed line β€” the moving average (the average close over the selected window). It's the "center of gravity" the price wanders around.
  • Blue band β€” the Bollinger Band: the moving average Β±2 standard deviations. Top edge = +2Οƒ (overbought), middle = the average, bottom edge = βˆ’2Οƒ (oversold).

The band is the z-score drawn in price terms. When the white line touches the bottom edge the stock is statistically oversold; riding the top edge means overbought. Read straight down from the bars above: a tall red bar lines up with a top-edge touch, a tall green bar with a bottom-edge touch.

Watch the band's width: a wide band means the stock has been volatile; a narrow "pinch" means a quiet, low-volatility stretch that often precedes a big move. Edges are not hard walls β€” in a strong trend price can "walk the band," so the trend direction (is the band sloping up or down?) matters as much as the touch itself.

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Hover the charts above; this shows intraday price hour by hour (regular session, Eastern time) across the day before, the selected day, and the day after β€” the selected day's points are brighter. Rising segments are green, falling red. Loads live on demand. The cards above show the selected day's open/high/low/close.

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Daily Z-Score Report

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The 50 most overbought and 50 most oversold names by 20-day z-score, across the top ~1,000 US common stocks by market cap. Live daily closes. Refreshes automatically around 12:00 PM Pacific each day. Not financial advice.

Top 50 β€” highest z-score (overbought)

Tail 50 β€” lowest z-score (oversold)

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