Tradino

Tradino runs a panel of ten software agents over a listed company's public filings, price history and news, and shows you what each one concluded — and where they contradict each other. An eleventh agent, the chair, explains the disagreement instead of averaging it away. What you get: Ten documented methodologies applied to any company you look up, each in its own format, each with the evidence it read. The chair's account of where the seats disagree and what would settle it. A nightly scan across 4,000+ symbols. A watchlist, a hand-entered portfolio, and price and news alerts on what you hold. Every seat's public record — what it has claimed, and what would prove it wrong. What this is not: Tradino is not investment advice and does not pretend to be. Nothing it produces is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything. The agents classify and explain; they do not advise, and model output passes through a filter that removes recommendation language before you read it. Accuracy figures describe what past calls did — a record, not a forecast. Tradino does not connect to your broker, cannot see any account you hold elsewhere, and never executes a trade. Holdings are typed in by you. Your strategy is yours: you write the rules, and Tradino only reports when a holding crosses one of them. Prices, filings and news come from third parties and can be late or incomplete; Tradino tells you when a figure could not be fetched rather than substituting one. A free account includes three analyses. Pro is $9.90/month or $79/year, with 7 days free on your first subscription. Terms: https://tradino.io/terms Privacy: https://tradino.io/privacy Questions: [email protected]