AI Stock Analysis, Built on Real Market Data
Type a ticker (AAPL, MSFT, TSLA, whatever you're watching) and pick a timeframe. QuantMarketAI pulls the actual candles, calculates the indicators in code, and only then asks AI for a bias and trade setup. Then it publishes how often those setups actually worked.
Most AI stock tools answer a different question
They're good at what they do. But if you want a straight read of one chart on your timeframe, with a stop and targets you can check later, they're built for something else.
All-in-one charting platforms
They're powerful if you want to build scanners, backtests and trading bots. But that's a whole platform to learn, often starting with a paid trial. The AI is an assistant inside it, and the automation is about placing orders, not explaining a chart.
Stock-picking scores
Some AI tools rate how likely a stock is to beat the market over the next few months. That helps you decide what to hold. It doesn't tell you what this chart is doing on your timeframe, or where the stop belongs.
Robot leaderboards
Some signal platforms rank their best-performing trading robots by past results. A leaderboard of top performers isn't the same as one number that covers every setup a platform has produced.
How it actually works
The order matters. A tool that hands your screenshot to a language model is asking it to guess prices from pixels. Here, the model gets the real numbers, so its job is to interpret the data, not invent it.
Real candles, not pixels
Pick a ticker and a timeframe, from 1 minute to daily, on the Live Analysis page. We fetch the latest 500 candles for that exact stock before any AI is involved.
Indicators first, then AI
RSI, MACD and EMA are calculated from those candles in code. Then an AI chain returns a bias and confidence score or, in Pro mode, an entry, stop-loss and take-profits. If the AI is down, a deterministic engine works from the same numbers.
Checked against what happened
Every Pro setup from real market data gets logged and resolved automatically against real candles. Those results feed the public track record below.
A track record you can check before you sign up
A win means price hit the first take-profit before the stop-loss. Every outcome is resolved automatically against real candles, not self-reported, and the definition never changes after the fact. This is the platform-wide number across stocks, crypto and forex, not a stock-only or hand-picked figure.
Platform Track Record
Verified vs. live market dataAcross every QuantMarketAI Pro trade setup backed by real market data — not just one chart — checked automatically against what price did next.
12 wins · 3 losses · 5 pending
A win means price reached the first take-profit before the stop-loss. Resolved automatically against real market data — never self-reported.
Questions
Does this execute trades automatically?
No. QuantMarketAI reads the chart and gives you a bias, a confidence score, and, in Pro mode, a full trade setup (entry, stop-loss, take-profits). You place and manage the trade yourself, in your own brokerage account. If you're looking for a bot that trades on your behalf without you clicking anything, this isn't that tool.
Can AI actually analyze a stock accurately?
It depends on what it's analyzing. A model reading a screenshot has to estimate price levels from pixels. That can be useful, but it's still a guess. When you give QuantMarketAI a live ticker (e.g. AAPL, MSFT, TSLA) and a timeframe, it pulls real candle data first and runs the analysis on actual numbers. How often that turns out right is published below, not claimed.
What data does the stock analysis use?
Price candles (open, high, low, close, volume) from Twelve Data for the ticker and timeframe you pick (1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h or 1d), plus RSI, MACD and EMA calculated from those candles. The OpenAI/Gemini chain turns that into a bias and, in Pro mode, a trade setup. If both are unavailable, a deterministic fallback built on the same numbers still gives you a result. It's a technical, price-structure read: it doesn't look at earnings, fundamentals or news.
Which stock tickers can I analyze?
Plain tickers of one to five letters, like AAPL, MSFT or TSLA, typed without an exchange prefix. Share-class tickers with a dot (e.g. BRK.B) aren't supported yet.
Can I upload a screenshot of a stock chart instead?
Yes, and you'll get an analysis. For stocks, though, an uploaded chart is read by a vision model, so its price levels are estimated from the image. Right now the upload path only cross-checks against real market data for crypto. For a stock analysis built on real candles, and one that counts toward the public track record, use a live ticker.
How is the track record verified?
Every Pro trade setup generated from real market data is logged, then checked automatically against what price actually did afterward. A win means the first take-profit was hit before the stop-loss. Outcomes are resolved against real candles, not self-reported. The number covers every such setup across crypto, stocks and forex rather than a hand-picked subset, and it's published on this site before you sign up.
Is this free to try?
Yes. You get 3 analyses without an account, then 6 free credits a month with a free account (a quick insight costs 1 credit, a Pro trade setup 3). No card required to try it.
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QuantMarketAI provides structural analysis tools for educational and decision-support purposes only, not financial advice. See our disclaimer.