TickrLens

Every chart, in focus.

Test every setup on paper before you risk a dollar.

TickrLens scans thousands of US stocks for chart setups, walks each one through the checks a disciplined day trade needs, then keeps score of whether it actually works.

TickrLens is invite-only. Sign-in works for approved accounts.

  1. 1Scan

    Charts that match a rule

  2. 2News

    What moved it, and what is coming

  3. 3Entry

    The bar that confirms it

  4. 4Exit

    Stop and target, set first

  5. 5Odds

    10,000 replays of the day

  6. 6Size

    Shares that fit your limit

  7. 7Risk

    Pass or block, with the reason

  8. 8Paper

    One typed yes, then the score

What is on the desk

Daily scansRun the whole market in about four minutes and watch each step. Every list is kept for five days, so you can see which stocks keep coming back.
Opening-range breakoutsFind the charts breaking their first 15 minutes, bar by bar, once the market is open.
ChartsOpen any stock on a timeframe you choose, from one day to its whole history, and see how it did against the S&P 500.
Time machineReplay the rest of the session 10,000 times from the stock's own recent bars, and re-run the rule on every past day.
LimitsPosition size, loss per trade and daily loss are set once, and every order is checked against them.
ResearchHeadlines and 8-K filings, quarterly earnings from SEC data, and congressional trade disclosures.
Paper testingRun orders through the built-in simulator, or a free Alpaca paper account for fills against live quotes.
Ask ClaudeAsk questions about your lists in plain English. Claude reads your data and cannot place orders.

The bar is high on purpose

A setup is only interesting if it hits its target before its stop in 70% or more of at least 50 signals. Most land near 40 to 60%. TickrLens tracks win rate, average R, and how the predicted odds compared with what happened, setup by setup.

70%of 50 signals