Quantum Edge AI tracks every position you hold, streams real-time charts and news, and watches SEC filings the moment they post — pulling everything into one center of gravity instead of 20 browser tabs.

Holdings, watchlists, and real-time pricing across your whole portfolio in one place.

Real-time news, SEC filings, and social sentiment surfaced together, automatically.

Email and text alerts the second a company you hold files with the SEC.

Real analyst consensus and transparent technical indicators — never a black-box forecast.
Real positions or watchlist-only entries — live price, market value, and gain/loss, updated automatically.

Cost basis, live value, today's change, and position counts at a glance the moment you sign in.

Stock ticks over a private relay that keeps the API key server-side; crypto streams straight from Coinbase.

Candlesticks for any ticker across 11 timeframes, from 1-minute intraday to Max.

12 tracked coins with live pricing, mini charts, RSI/SMA technicals, and sentiment.

Real, dated analyst consensus plus RSI/SMA technicals — never an AI forecast dressed up as one.

The same RSI/SMA/trend math applied to your crypto pairs — no analyst consensus exists for crypto.

A 1-100 bullish/bearish read built from classified market chatter, refreshed on a schedule.

Composite multi-channel scores, market regime tags, and coverage tiers — staleness always disclosed.

Executive-language sentiment straight from real earnings-call transcripts, not just the stock's reaction.

A transparent status page for every intelligence monitor — silence is never read as "all clear."
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Every call gets posted as a stated probability before the outcome is known — then graded against what actually happened, hits and misses shown with equal weight. No burying a bad call, no quietly deleting it, no cherry-picked highlight reel. Financial calls tied to a real ticker can grade automatically against the actual closing price; Sports and Politics calls grade against the final score or the public vote record. Every graded call also earns a Brier score — a measure of genuine calibration, not just confidence — so the track record reflects how well-calibrated the calls really were, not how loud they sounded.
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Post a probability, grade it against reality, and see the full track record — including every miss, not just the wins.

Financial calls tied to a real ticker — some graded automatically against the exact closing price on the target date.

Bill and vote outcomes, graded against public record — not a moving news narrative.

Game and season outcomes, graded by hand against the final result.
Insider filings, options flow, dark pool activity, congressional trades, macro regime, and more — synthesized into one coverage-gated composite per ticker. Channel availability varies by name; a partial read is always labeled as partial, never dressed up as full coverage.
Officer and director buying/selling from SEC filings.
Quarterly 13F position changes from large funds.
Reported trades by members of Congress.
Corporate share-repurchase announcements and activity.
13D/13G activist and large-holder stake filings.
Short-interest levels and how they're changing.
Short-squeeze conditions from float and price action.
Off-exchange volume and positioning signals.
Unusual options volume and positioning.
IV levels versus the name's own history.
Options put/call balance as a sentiment read.
Dealer gamma positioning that can amplify moves.
Composite earnings-related signal for the name.
Tone and hedging in earnings communications.
Price and volume technical indicators.
Sector-rotation flows tied to regime and season.
Broad macro conditions applied to the name.
Direction and persistence of macro data trends.
Economic releases versus expectations.
Speed of change in prediction-market prices.
News volume and salience for the name.
Structured newswire events and headlines.
Aggregate social-media sentiment for the name.
Reddit discussion volume and tone.
Estimated money flow into or out of the name.
Board-interlock ties that can spread information.
Upcoming congressional hearings for the sector.
Hormuz shipping-risk tracking for energy names.
Weather conditions affecting agriculture names.