An analyst that never sleeps.
NexusTrader scans the market on a schedule, scores what it finds on conviction rather than noise, and is honest about how often it's right. Every model runs on our own hardware — no research subscription, no data leaving the building.
Research is a chore, so it doesn't get done
Screeners hand you two hundred tickers and no opinion. Newsletters hand you an opinion and no working. Either way the actual research — read the filings, check the trend, compare the alternatives, write down why — is work nobody does twice a day, every day.
NexusTrader does that part. It runs on a schedule whether or not anyone is watching, keeps a scored shortlist current, and writes down its reasoning so it can be checked against what actually happened.
NexusTrader, part by part
Scheduled scanning
- A universe of roughly a thousand tickers, swept twice a day
- Fundamentals, trend and momentum in one pass
- No manual screening, no spreadsheets to refresh
Conviction scoring
- Every candidate scored, not just listed
- The reasoning is written out, not hidden in a number
- Top picks surface with what changed and why
Honest accuracy
- Its own hit rate tracked over time
- Calls are scored against what actually happened
- No quiet deletion of the ones that went wrong
Paper portfolios
- Two funds traded on the platform's own signals
- Benchmarked against the S&P so the comparison is real
- Positions, entries and exits all logged
Income view
- Dividend yield, payout history and coverage
- Built for the part of a portfolio meant to pay you
- Ex-dividend dates surfaced before they matter
Digest
- A written summary twice a week
- What moved, what's new on the shortlist, what got dropped
- Delivered to the inbox, not another dashboard to visit
NexusTrader is research tooling, not financial advice. It shows its work so a human can disagree with it.
Have a look
The platform is live. If you want something similar pointed at your own data — inventory, pipeline, pricing, anything that deserves a daily second look — that's a build we'd enjoy.