Historical fundamental stock rankings for US-listed companies
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
7-day free trial. Monthly plan: $19/month. Annual plan: $119/year (approximately $9.92/month, 48% less than monthly). Both plans include the journal, Daily Pivot Breakout Scanner, AI Trading Coach, and premium Discord community access.
Free: Public Archive through 2021. Founding membership: $99/year (locked price until October 31, 2026). Standard annual membership: $149/year. Monthly plan: $19/month.
Key features
Import trades from 25+ supported brokers with no manual entry
Automated portfolio performance calculation from trade data
Daily Pivot Breakout Scanner updated after market close
Breakout history back to 2000 with charts and analysis
Trade charts with entry, exit, and stop level markers
Benchmark comparison including S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000 and gold
AI Trading Coach for trade analysis and questions
AI dashboard builder for custom trade performance views
MCP server integration for connecting custom AI tools
Performance analysis across different market environments
Historical fundamental rankings from 1996 through 2021
HDB Score composite metric
Compare up to four companies side by side
Tenure rankings measuring consistency
Portfolio research shortlist for members
Current and recent rankings for members
What makes it different
Scans all US stocks and ETFs daily for breakouts with historical data back to 2000
Automatically builds portfolio performance from imported trades with no manual daily entry
AI Trading Coach that understands your trade history and breakout patterns
Public MCP and API support for connecting custom AI agents
Combine multiple broker accounts, strategies and backtests in one comparison view
26 years of free historical data through 2021 requires no account
Proprietary HDB Score algorithm based on historical fundamentals
Built independently with publicly documented methodology
Focuses on fundamental consistency rather than predicting returns