Example Use Cases
Learn how to use the tool
Listed below are various examples how you can use the platform to aid your trading.
Elections
Analyze the impact of political events, such as elections, on market behavior. Understanding how elections influence stock performance can help you make informed trading decisions around these significant events.
Example Use Case: Before a presidential election, you analyze historical data on stock market performance during previous election periods. You discover that the market tends to favor the defense sector when a Republican nominee gets elected. Using this insight, you adjust your trading strategy by increasing your investments in defense stocks, positioning yourself to capitalize on the expected market trend.
Example Use Case: Before a presidential election, you analyze historical data on stock market performance during previous election periods. You discover that the market tends to favor the defense sector when a Republican nominee gets elected. Using this insight, you adjust your trading strategy by increasing your investments in defense stocks, positioning yourself to capitalize on the expected market trend.
Dividends Issued
Evaluate the effects of dividend issuance on stock prices. By analyzing how stocks react before and after dividends are paid out, you can develop strategies to benefit from these events.
Example Use Case: You track a list of companies known for consistent dividend payouts. By studying the stock performance before and after these dividend issuance dates, you notice a pattern of price increase prior to the dividend date. Using this insight, you buy stocks before the expected increase and sell them after realizing gains.
Example Use Case: You track a list of companies known for consistent dividend payouts. By studying the stock performance before and after these dividend issuance dates, you notice a pattern of price increase prior to the dividend date. Using this insight, you buy stocks before the expected increase and sell them after realizing gains.
Momentum
Analyze the momentum of stock movements based on historical data. By examining trends of consecutive days of gains or losses (streaks) and days where the stock showed significant percentage changes (moves), you can better predict future performance and identify optimal entry and exit points.
Example Use Case: You identify a stock that has shown a strong upward momentum over the past ten days, characterized by a consistent streak of gains and several days with significant percentage increases. By analyzing similar historical momentum patterns, you determine that the stock is likely to continue its upward trend for a few more days. By leveraging streaks and/or movement data, you decide to buy in and ride the wave for potential profits, ensuring your strategy is informed by comprehensive momentum analysis.
Example Use Case: You identify a stock that has shown a strong upward momentum over the past ten days, characterized by a consistent streak of gains and several days with significant percentage increases. By analyzing similar historical momentum patterns, you determine that the stock is likely to continue its upward trend for a few more days. By leveraging streaks and/or movement data, you decide to buy in and ride the wave for potential profits, ensuring your strategy is informed by comprehensive momentum analysis.
Optimal Trading Days
Identify the best days to trade based on historical performance. By understanding which days of the week or month tend to yield the highest returns, you can optimize your trading schedule.
Example Use Case: By analyzing historical data, you discover that a particular stock tends to perform exceptionally well on the first trading day of each month. You adjust your trading strategy to buy the stock at the end of the previous month and sell it after the price peak on the first trading day.
Example Use Case: By analyzing historical data, you discover that a particular stock tends to perform exceptionally well on the first trading day of each month. You adjust your trading strategy to buy the stock at the end of the previous month and sell it after the price peak on the first trading day.
Red Rate Hikes / Cuts
Examine the impact of Federal Reserve interest rate changes on stock performance. By analyzing how rate hikes and cuts affect the market, you can make more informed trading decisions around changes to the fed rate.
Example Use Case: Before a scheduled Federal Reserve meeting, you analyze past rate hikes and cuts to see how they impacted specific sectors. Noticing that tech stocks typically surge after a rate cut, you prepare to invest in technology companies if the Fed announces a rate decrease.
Example Use Case: Before a scheduled Federal Reserve meeting, you analyze past rate hikes and cuts to see how they impacted specific sectors. Noticing that tech stocks typically surge after a rate cut, you prepare to invest in technology companies if the Fed announces a rate decrease.
Custom Event Lists
Create and analyze your own custom lists of events to tailor your trading strategies to specific interests or market conditions. This flexibility allows you to focus on events that are most relevant to your trading goals.
Example Use Case: You compile a custom list of events, including major product launches, earnings reports, and regulatory decisions for a specific industry. By analyzing stock performance around these custom events, you gain unique insights into how these factors influence market behavior, allowing you to make more targeted and informed trading decisions.
Example Use Case: You compile a custom list of events, including major product launches, earnings reports, and regulatory decisions for a specific industry. By analyzing stock performance around these custom events, you gain unique insights into how these factors influence market behavior, allowing you to make more targeted and informed trading decisions.