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What I check before I risk a dollar

Every stock has a case. Here is how I read it in two minutes.

2026-07-09 · 2 min read · Originally published on Substack ↗

Think about the last name you almost bought. Somewhere between the idea and the order, the homework started.

Pull the chart.

Find the levels.

Figure out who is actually in the name and whether the options money agrees.

Check if insiders are buying.

Check the sector.

Size it.

By the time you were done, either the move had left or your conviction had.

So let me show you the one screen I built to kill it, because if you understand this screen, you understand what the app is for. You type a ticker. The case is already on one page: a technical score and a fundamentals score, both out of 100, so you know in two seconds whether the name deserves your time. The levels that matter, drawn on the chart, including the price where the idea is wrong. And a written read that opens with where it could fail, because that is what I want to know before I put a dollar behind anything.

La name page : scores, trend, smart money, chart avec niveaux

Scroll once and the part that used to take five tabs is sitting there. Which big funds added to the name last quarter and which ones trimmed, named, from the latest 13F filings. Where the options premium has been leaning. Whether insiders bought their own stock. Filings run on a lag, so treat it as a map of who is positioned. The card says so itself, right on the page.

Carte Smart money : fonds 13F nommés + prime options

The other half is where the ticker comes from in the first place. Every night the app reads the whole US market, more than 12,000 names, scores each one, and lines up the fresh ones worth a look, ranked, before the open. So your morning starts from a short list with the case already built on every name in it, and the homework is done before you sit down.

That is what the membership buys: the homework, done on every name, every morning, while you sleep.

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