Hundred eyes on the market.
Argos watches volatile stocks while you sleep, finds the ones resting at the floor of their trading range, and tells you plainly whether to buy, wait or stay in cash — from live market data, filings and news.
It finds the floor.
Volatile stocks swing inside ranges. Argos maps each range, waits for price to reach the bottom — the amber glow — and only calls it a buy when buyers actually show up.
Cheap is not the same as turning. That difference is the whole strategy.
Odds, not opinions.
Every setup is replayed against years of the stock’s own history: how often +8% arrived, how long it took, and how deep the losers went. Only setups that beat the stock’s own base rate count.
It reads everything. Believes nothing.
SEC filings, company releases, news and Reddit — read continuously. Dilution, offerings and binary biotech events are flagged before they can hurt you.
Built to avoid the one big loss.
Cash is a position — when nothing qualifies, it says so. Every number carries a timestamp. Your Nordnet portfolio is read, never traded. And every account is private, behind its own password.