A 12-analyst jury for every ticker you're considering.

TickerJury runs each stock past twelve specialist agents — each with a distinct mandate — then has a Judge reconcile their verdicts and an Architect size a sensible portfolio. It's a structured way to get twelve second opinions before you commit capital.

Try it out → Access is currently limited to a small group of testers.

How it works

Three stages, one pipeline. You give it tickers and a budget; it returns verdicts, reasoning, and a sized portfolio.

Stage 1

The Jury deliberates

Twelve agents examine each ticker independently — fundamentals, charts, sentiment, macro, risk, liquidity, peers, behavior, regulation, valuation, catalysts, and long-term thesis.

Stage 2

The Judge reconciles

A synthesizing agent reads all twelve memos, weighs disagreements, and produces a single verdict per ticker with the reasoning made explicit.

Stage 3

The Architect sizes

A portfolio agent turns the verdicts into an allocation inside your budget — including a CASH row when nothing warrants full deployment.

Meet the twelve analysts

Each juror has a narrow mandate and a distinct lens. The point isn't consensus — it's seeing where the lenses disagree.

Fundamentals Analyst

Earnings quality, revenue growth, balance-sheet strength, cash flow.

Technical Pattern Spotter

Chart patterns, volume, momentum, support and resistance.

Sentiment Gauge

News tone, social chatter, analyst-rating momentum.

Macro Watchdog

How current rates, inflation, and geopolitics hit this sector.

Risk Quant

Historical volatility, beta, drawdown scenarios, tail risk.

Liquidity Scout

Daily volume, bid-ask spread, float, exit ease at position size.

Sector Comparator

Relative valuation vs peers, competitive position, share trends.

Behavioral Auditor

Hype, crowded-trade signals, FOMO indicators, contrarian flags.

Regulatory Scanner

Active lawsuits, compliance risk, pending regulation, contract exposure.

Valuation Skeptic

PE, price-to-sales, steelman the bear case on multiples.

Catalysts Hunter

Earnings dates, launches, M&A rumors, 90-day catalysts.

Long-term Horizon

3-5 year growth thesis, competitive moat, secular trends.

What you get back

A sized portfolio table with a one-line rationale per position — and an explicit CASH row when the jury says to hold back.

Portfolio — budget $5,000  ·  4 tickers analyzed
TickerVerdictAllocationOne-line rationale
NVDABUY$1,800Fundamentals + catalysts strong; risk quant flags vol but thesis holds.
AAPLHOLD$1,200Valuation skeptic dissents; sector and long-term jurors support a core position.
XYZSKIP$0Liquidity scout and regulatory scanner both flag material concerns.
CASH$2,000Held back; judge saw no high-conviction setup for the remaining budget.