Tools Hub
Scanners, calculators, watchlists, and receipts.
One visible launchpad for the useful MarketPicks workflows. No duplicate calculators, no hidden product routes.
Most questions land in one of four shapes, and the hub is sorted so you can match yours without browsing the whole site. "What is moving right now?" is a discovery question — start with the trending scanner or world markets. "Why is it moving?" is an explanation question — open the ticker and read the signal card, then use Ask the engine if the reasoning still is not clear. "What would this trade do?" is a payoff question — the puts/calls and futures labs do the arithmetic before any capital is at risk. And "did that call hold up?" is a record question — the receipts page keeps scored predictions with their outcomes and sample sizes, including the ones that failed.
Every tool reads the same signal layer, so a rating you see on the trending list is the same rating, with the same confidence and the same stated reasons, that you get on the ticker page. Nothing is recalculated per screen to look consistent. Tickers carry through the site: a tile on the heatmap opens the same signal card the scanner links to, and anything you add to a watchlist is remembered in your browser so the next scan starts where you left off.
Daily Discovery
Calculators
Trust And Workflow
Prediction receipts
Append-only public prediction history with outcomes and sample sizes.
OpenWatchlist
Save tickers in this browser and monitor the current signal cards.
OpenAsk the engine
Use the LLM explainer after the numerical scanner has done the work.
OpenMethodology
What the engine uses, what it suppresses, and why uncertainty remains visible.
OpenWhat every tool shares
One set of inputs, one scoring path, one set of caveats. Quotes, news, earnings dates, and calendar data are pulled by scheduled jobs and cached, so every visitor is reading the same numbers with the same timestamp. When a provider is rate-limited or fails, pages fall back to clearly labelled demo data rather than a blank screen — check the timestamp before you rely on anything. The confidence shown next to a rating exists to tell you how thin the underlying data is, not how excited the engine is.
What is not here
No order routing, no brokerage login, no portfolio tracking, no paid tier, and no tool that exists twice under two names. Nothing on this page is financial advice, and no calculator output is a recommendation — they compute payoffs so you can see the arithmetic, and the risk of loss stays yours. If a tool looks broken or a number looks wrong, send the URL and what you expected to see through the contact form; that report is usually enough to reproduce the problem.