AI capability: Journal Analysis


Journal AI Analysis – Now it’s easier to track your progress AND get feedback!
  • Get observations and analysis on your selected portfolio accounts
  • Recommendations offered to help improve outcome
  • Flexible – select different time frames to compare results over time

Journal AI Analysis will review your account activity and provide insight, observations and recommendations.

Note: Analysis applied to closed positions only.  This feature does not forecast unrealized gains or losses.  


Your Journal AI Analysis will review your Trade Journal and provide insight, observations and recommendations.

Below are steps to get started.

Within a few moments, you’ll receive a summary of Strengths, Weaknesses, Observations, and Recommendations for improving results.


Select Account(s) to analyze by clicking on the Account Tab

OR

Select by Type:  Real, Virtual or Manual

Tip:  Keep the selection to a limited number of accounts for a more targeted analysis.


Click on the “Filter” Button from the middle panel

Select the date range to be reviewed.   The default period is 12 months.

Add additional filters by selecting specific tags (#BullCall) and/or specific symbols

Click “Save” on the Filter Tab

Tip:  You can change these settings, Save, then ‘refresh’ the report on the next step

Finally, click the AI button at the top of the screen, then click the button to get the report.


Important to Know

  • Analysis is limited to closed trades.  Make sure all trades in that account for the period covered have been reconciled.
  • The report is available during your current session while you explore your Journal.  If you change Accounts or revise any Filter settings, simply click the Run/Refresh button again.
  • Iterate and Refine.  Select different time frames to review results over time.  Run reports to compare Real Accounts to Virtual ones.
As with all AI content, consider this as input.  Make your own educated decisions


AI capability: Screener


Screener AI Assistant helps power your Research.  Here are just a few ways how:
  • Get criteria for customized screens based on market outlook, strategies and goals
  • Learn about different strategies and how to apply them to your screener
  • Interact and Refine screens for a tailored investment strategy

Located on the Screener page (under the Find Tab),  click the AI button to enter your inquiry in the “Ask Me Anythingbox at the bottom of the table, then click “Send

Example:  What criteria should I use to find Covered Call candidates?

The Screener AI functions allow you the control to:

  • Remove or Ignore suggested datapoints
  • Save Screener AI searches
  • Revise/Delete as needed

More Screener Functionality

AI capability: Financial Coach


Use the Power of AI with a Financial Market Coach.  Some of the applications include:
  • Insight on trading strategies and applications
  • Guidance on Risk Management techniques
  • Market trend analysis
  • Information access covering technical to fundamental access
  • Management guidance to minimize risk and optimize returns

Located within the Find Tab, this powerful research tool can gather and deliver market-related information while staying within the platform.
  1. Select feature from the Find Tab
  2. Type your inquiry in the “Ask me anything” box
  3. Click “Send“.  Refine by submitting additional questions, clicking “Send” after each one.
  4. To start a new Chat, click the “New Chat” button by the same name.

Each Chat result is automatically saved and accessed via the History button.   The title is auto-generated based on the topic when the Chat is created.  You can edit the title at any time.

Inquiry results that include symbols will be displayed on the right panel of the screen, allowing the ability to navigate to other areas of the platform for that symbol.

To remove any Chat, simply click the ‘x’ for that entry.


Price Slices - Premium Feature


Price Slices


Price Slices allow users to view theoretical outcomes of option positions, while providing the flexibility of changing data points, such as entry price or what the results will be if the stock price moves a specific dollar or percentage amount.
This feature is helpful with building discipline on when to exit a trade if it goes against you.

 

This feature is accessible when using the Strategy Templates on the Research>Option Tab

The default starting points include:

  • Entry Point – shown in Blue in our example.
  • High Point – considered Target or Resistance point – shown in Green.
  • Low Point – considered Stop or Support point – shown in Red

(Up to 7 Price slices can be added for additional evaluation.  See below for more details)


On Research>Option Tab,  click the down arrow next to the default “Call+Put” view in the upper left corner of the window to access the Strategy Templates:

Select your Strategy and set up the position:

Quantity, Expiration Date, Strikes

On the right side of the same screen, click the button to display the default settings.

Using our example:

Entry point is $206.04 (Current Stock Price) shown in Blue

High point – defaults to 5% above Entry:  $216.34, shown in Green/Gold

Low pointdefaults to 5% below Entry:  $195.74, shown in Red

The values are for ‘today’:  what the Profit or Loss would be if the stock price were the High or Low price.

The Date, Price and/or % Offset can be manually adjusted, as indicated by the underline – to view different scenarios.


Price Slices – Adjust the % Offset Value

% Offset values were manually changed to 10% and -10%.

The lines on the graph are dynamically updated


Price Slices – Adjust the lines

In this example, the Top and Bottom lines were adjusted on the graph itself.
The new placement dynamically updated the values on the right.


Price Slices – Add, Reset, Go Big



Multiple Position Analysis


We often have more than one position on a particular Stock/ETF, so how can each position, or leg be evaluated?


Click the Graphic Below for video on the Option Tab P/L Feature to see how to evaluate individual legs or positions on a Stock/ETF

Option Chain Video



Conditional Orders (OCO)


Conditional Orders Available with Tradier Brokerage

One-Cancels-the-Other (OCO) orders allow two orders to be placed at once, combining a Limit Order and a Stop or Stop/Limit Order.  If/when one of the orders gets triggered and is executed, the other order is immediately canceled.

Such orders offer ways to take profits off the table while limiting exposure to losses.

    1. Opening Order OR the existing Position to Close
    2.  Select “Bracket (OCO)”
    3.  If the trade is favorable, the Limit Price will trigger to close and secure profit.
    4.  If the trade is unfavorable, this Stop (or Stop Limit) Order can limit your loss
    5.  Duration: “Day” or “Good Til Canceled”
    6.  Summary of the Bracket-OCO Order
    7.  Review for accuracy, then Submit on the next screen



Platform Features Release: Compare and AI capability added, Tradier Streaming


Join us Wednesday, October 25th for a special Office Hours session for an in-depth review session of the newest enhancements to your platform.


Announcing the latest Release of feature and functionality enhancements to the trading platform with the goal of improving the investment/trading decision process.

Research Tab/Dashboard:

Compare Tab: Provides an at-a-glance comparison of competitors of the same industry group with the ability to change symbols and Swing, Position, or Investor views (also “All” and “Default”)

AI Analysis –  AI generated competitive analysis for Large-cap stocks in the same industry group.



Compare Tab

The Compare feature, found under the Research Tab, allows investors to review a particular stock against its industry peers.   Different Views offer Investors perspectives with different investment strategies, such as value or growth investing, to identify stocks that align with their preferred strategies within a specific industry.

Some of the Compare benefits include:

  1. Relative Valuation: Ratios like price-to-earnings (P/E), price-to-sales (P/S), or price-to-book (P/B) can be assessed whether a stock is overvalued or undervalued relative to its peers.
  2. Identifying Outliers:  If a company has significantly different ratios compared to its peers, it may warrant further investigation to reveal potential investment opportunities or risks.
  3. Industry Trends: Analyzing ratios across an industry can reveal trends and patterns. For example, if the majority of companies in an industry experience a declining profit margin, it may indicate a broader industry challenge or trend.
  4. Risk Assessment: Comparing key ratios can help assess the financial health and risk profile in an industry context. Companies with lower debt-to-equity ratios, for instance, may be considered less risky, especially if this trend holds across the industry.
  5. Operational Efficiency:  Comparing Ratios like return on equity (ROE) and return on assets (ROA) among industry peers can provide insights into a company’s operational efficiency.

NOTE:

While comparing key ratios within an industry offers valuable insights, it’s VITAL to consider other factors , such as the company’s business model, competitive advantages, management quality, macroeconomic conditions, etc. Ratios should be only part of a broader analysis to make well-informed investment decisions.


 The fields automatically populate with industry peers.   They can be changed to compare other symbols of your choice.



AI Analysis

Located within the Activity Tab in Research, Stock AI analysis has the potential to enhance and streamline the process of evaluating and trading stocks in the financial markets.

Stock AI analysis can quickly process and analyze vast amounts of financial data, news, and market sentiment in real-time. This enables investors and traders to make more informed decisions based on a comprehensive view of the market.

Click on the AI Analysis Tab for the current symbol you are viewing.  A progress bar will appear while the information loads for the initial session view only.  The information will remain even if you log out and back in again during the same Market Day.

 

It’s important to note:
While Stock AI analysis offers these benefits, it also comes with challenges and risks, such as overreliance on algorithms, potential biases in data, and the need for continuous monitoring and oversight. Investors and traders should use AI analysis as a tool to complement their decision-making process rather than relying solely on it.



Streaming Quotes with Tradier

Your Tradier Account offers Real-Time Streaming Quotes! 

Simply log in to your Tradier account from the platform, and you’ll see the Real-Time quote updates without having to change screens or refresh your browser!

 


Change Log

  • At-the-Money Strike price bolded on Templates
  • Long Butterfly template error corrected
  • Resolved slider bar/template editing functioning
  • Event flag display function preserved
  • Slider bar function corrected on template page


Key Ratio (formerly Valuation)

Key Ratio

A stock’s key ratios provide valuable insights into various financial aspects of the company. They are derived from the financial statements and help investors evaluate the company’s financial health, performance, and overall investment potential.

Assessing Key Ratios may vary by the type of trader one is:  Growth Investors differ from Swing Traders who differ from Position Traders.   The platform offers different views using Key Ratios for such scenarios.

Key Ratios allow you to not only view the company’s financial health but also view them in relation to others in the same industry, comparing ‘apples to apples’.   Having this information allows you to better evaluate potential opportunities. 


Deciphering the graphics

The illustrations show how to read the information provided as well as provide context on how the particular stock is performing to the Industry as well as the S&P.

Note:  Depending on the Industry and/or S&P values, their tab(s) may not appear on the bar graph. 



Select the view that matches your style of trading.

Just like trading, there is no ‘one-size-fits-all’.   Those focusing on longer-term trades would not be interested in the same criteria as those who prefer shorter-term positions.

Clickable Key Ratio Value

View other industry stocks’ ranking by clicking on the numeric value as shown.

What does “N/A” or “–” indicate?

If a number does not appear in the Ratio criteria, you will see either a “N/A” or “

N/A indicates the datapoint is applicable, but the value not currently available

— indicates the data point does not apply, such as Inventory Ratios with Banks