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Five tools, and what each one does
What you get at launch, what comes after, and the words each tool uses, in plain English. All five are included in one $249 monthly subscription.
Stock Screener
Find companies that fit your rules, out of thousands.
A screener is a filter. You set the rules, such as a dividend of at least 3% and debt below a limit you choose, and it shows only the companies that pass. It is built around income: dividends, how safely they are covered, and which stocks have active options markets.
Words you'll see
- Dividend yield
- The yearly dividend divided by the share price. A $2 dividend on a $50 share is a 4% yield.
- Payout ratio
- How much of its profit a company pays out as dividends. Lower leaves more room if profits dip.
- REIT and BDC
- Companies that own property (REITs) or lend to smaller businesses (BDCs). Both must pay out most of their income.
At launch
- US stocks, ETFs, REITs and BDCs, refreshed every trading day
- 60+ filters: value, quality, growth, dividends, debt, price trends and options activity
- Ready-made income screens, such as steady dividend growers and covered-call candidates
- Five 0 to 100 scores for each company: quality, value, growth, momentum and analyst revisions
- Saved screens, watchlists and spreadsheet export
- A page for each company with its dividend history and earnings dates
Coming after launch
- Alerts when a company joins or leaves your screen
- Write your own filter formulas
Options Screener
Find option trades that match the job you want them to do.
An option is a contract to buy or sell 100 shares at a set price before a set date. People use them to collect income, to protect shares they own, or to control shares for less money. The screener sorts trades into four jobs, so you search by purpose rather than jargon.
Words you'll see
- Covered call
- You own 100 shares and sell someone the right to buy them at a higher price. You keep the payment either way.
- Strike
- The price written into the option contract.
- Premium
- The price paid for an option. When you sell one, it is the cash you receive.
At launch
- Landlord: collect rent on shares you own or want to own (covered calls, cash-secured puts, the wheel)
- Developer: control shares for less money with long-dated options (PMCC, LEAPS)
- Insurer: get paid to take on a defined risk (credit spreads, iron condors)
- Architect: shape the payoff you want (butterflies, calendars, diagonals, collars)
- For every result: a payoff chart, the most you can make and lose, the cash needed and the break-even price
- Warnings when earnings or a dividend fall inside the trade
Coming after launch
- The rest of the 80-scan catalogue
- Save a trade and get alerts while it is open
Pairs Radar
Trade the gap between two related stocks, not the direction of the market.
Some companies move together because they do the same thing. When the gap between them stretches further than usual, a pairs trader buys the cheaper one and sells the dearer one, betting the gap shrinks rather than betting the market goes up or down. That is what market-neutral means. Pairs Radar finds these pairs and watches the gaps for you, in your browser.
Words you'll see
- Cointegration
- A statistical test for whether two prices have tended to come back together after drifting apart.
- Z-score
- How far the gap is from its usual size, measured in typical swings. 2 means unusually stretched.
- Market-neutral
- Holding a buy and a sell together so a rise or fall in the whole market matters less.
At launch
- Pair finder that tests thousands of stock and ETF pairs for a lasting link (cointegration)
- A page for each pair: both prices, the gap, and how stretched it is today (the z-score)
- Share counts so each side holds the same dollars, or the same market risk
- Backtests over 10 years with costs included, clearly labelled as simulations
- A radar that watches all your pairs each day and alerts you when a gap stretches
- A shortlist of the strongest pairs, refreshed every quarter
Coming after launch
- One-click pair orders through Interactive Brokers
- Intraday data
- Forex and futures pairs
Trading Journal
See what you actually do, so you can keep the good habits and drop the costly ones.
Most traders remember their trades better than they were. The journal imports every trade from your broker, groups multi-part option trades together, and shows your own numbers by setup, by day and by habit. Your results are private to you.
Words you'll see
- Win rate
- The share of trades that made money. On its own it says little: a few large losses can outweigh many small wins.
- Drawdown
- The biggest drop from a high point in your account before it recovered.
- Playbook
- Your written rules for a type of trade, so you can check whether you followed them.
At launch
- Imports from Interactive Brokers, Tastytrade, Schwab, Webull and MetaTrader 4/5, by file or direct link
- Option trades with several parts kept together as one position
- A profit and loss calendar, plus win rate, average win and loss, and drawdown
- Notes, screenshots, tags, mistakes and a playbook of rules for each setup
- Reports by setup, symbol, weekday, time of day and holding time
Coming after launch
- Replay a trade on the chart
- A weekly AI review of your habits
- Share your journal with a mentor
STS Terminal
Statistical signals across forex, indices and commodities, in one screen.
The terminal is the full Statistical Trading Systems platform, included in your subscription. It scans currency pairs, stock indices and commodities with statistical models and shows where prices sit against their usual range, with charts, alerts and a link to MetaTrader.
Words you'll see
- Signal
- A rule-based flag that a price is in a state the model watches for. It is information, not an instruction to trade.
At launch
- Every feature of the STS Elite plan
- Market scanner across forex, indices and commodities
- Signal panels, charts and alerts
- MetaTrader 4/5 bridge
- Updated whenever STS is updated
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