The live price from Alpaca. The colored badge is what the AI recommends right now — BUY means it passes the entry screen, WATCH means close but not yet, HOLD if you own it, SELL to exit.

A 0–100 quality rating. Think of it as a letter grade: 70+ is solid, 80+ is strong, below 60 is a caution sign. It reflects momentum, fundamentals, and analyst sentiment combined.

What Wall Street analysts collectively recommend. "Strong Buy" means most analysts are bullish. "Moderate Buy" means generally positive but with mixed views.

The average analyst estimate of fair value. Not a guarantee — analysts are often wrong — but a useful reference for how much upside the street sees.

How far the current price is from the analyst target, as a percentage. High upside can mean real opportunity, or it can mean the stock has been falling and analysts haven't updated yet. Use with the bull/bear context.

A one-sentence thesis: why someone would own this stock and what the main risk is. Read it first to decide if the idea fits your style.

The strongest arguments for buying. These are why the stock could go up or outperform. If the bulls sound compelling and specific, that's a good sign.

The risks — reasons the stock could fall or disappoint. Always read these before buying. If the bears outweigh the bulls in your judgment, skip it.

Upcoming events that could move the price quickly — like earnings reports, product launches, or guidance updates. Catalysts can cause sharp moves in either direction, so be aware of timing.

Price zones where buyers have historically stepped in. If the stock dips to these, it often bounces. A break below support is a warning sign.

Price zones where the stock tends to stall or pull back. Breaking above resistance with volume is a bullish sign. Resistance becomes support once cleared.