The platform
The tools you already pay five vendors for, sharing one brain
The serious retail setup today is fragmentation: gamma from one vendor, short interest from another, insider filings from a third, analyst ratings from a fourth, and a journal that knows nothing about any of them. Five tabs, five logins, five bills — and zero shared context.
TradeAI News is built on the opposite bet: these are not five products, they are five lenses on the same market structure. Here they feed one context layer — and that layer is welded to your own trades. Your journal doesn't just show your P&L; it knows the gamma regime, the catalyst, the analyst action and the macro backdrop that surrounded each entry. No single-tool competitor can replicate that, because they only have the one tool.
The five lenses
GEX ENGINE
Gamma Exposure & Expected Move
Derived gamma for any US ticker plus native SPX and DJX — Black-Scholes from bid-ask IV, OCC open interest with its lag labeled, methodology on the chart.
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THE MOAT
Context Journal
Every trade freezes the market structure at your entry: gamma regime, catalyst, macro calendar, price structure, behavior. Analytics cross your P&L against all of it.
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RATINGS, MEASURED
Analyst Accuracy
5,600+ calls backtested from 2012. Average 5-day hit rate 56.5% — and every rating in the feed shows the issuing firm’s measured record.
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REGULATORY
Short Interest & FTD
FINRA short interest and SEC fails-to-deliver for 23,000+ symbols, with the settlement date and age on every row.
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FORM 4
Insider Activity
Open-market purchases and sales by default, grants and option noise filtered out, cluster buying detected, every row linked to SEC.gov.
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WHERE IT ALL LANDS
Your trades
Every lens above feeds the context frozen with each trade you journal — and the analytics that cross your performance against market structure.
One rule everywhere: honesty about the data
THE HONESTY ENGINE
Every number on the platform carries its as-of date and its source. Open interest is 1–3 days behind (OCC) and says so on the chart. Short interest is ~2 weeks behind (FINRA), FTDs ~6 weeks (SEC) — dated per row. The Nasdaq-100 gamma view is a labeled QQQ proxy until native data lands. Analyst accuracy includes the firms that measure poorly. And nothing anywhere tells you what to buy: we sell structural context, not directional recommendations — a position we explain publicly, with our own falsified directional research as evidence.
What it replaces
A gamma vendor, a short-interest data service, an insider-tracking app, an analyst-ratings product and a standalone journal each bill separately — and still leave the integration work to you, in spreadsheets. One TradeAI News subscription starts at $29/mo, and the free tier (including the public live SPY gamma view) lets you verify the data quality before paying anything.
Frequently asked questions
What does TradeAI News actually combine?
Five lenses on market structure that traders usually buy separately: a gamma exposure engine (any US ticker plus native SPX/DJX), a trade journal that freezes market context at every entry, an analyst ratings feed with backtested per-firm accuracy, a FINRA short interest and SEC fails-to-deliver tracker, and an SEC Form 4 insider activity tracker. They share one design rule: every number carries its as-of date and its methodology.
How is this different from subscribing to five specialist tools?
Two ways. Cost: one subscription instead of five. Integration: specialist tools cannot see each other, so none of them can tell you how YOU trade inside each market condition. Because our journal and our data engines live in the same platform, every trade you log is enriched with the gamma regime, catalyst, and structural backdrop that existed at your entry — and the analytics cross your performance against them.
Is any of this telling me what to trade?
No. The platform describes market structure — dealer positioning, aggregate short positions, attributed insider filings, measured analyst accuracy — and your own trading inside it. It never issues directional recommendations, price predictions, or buy/sell instructions. We even publish why: our measured evidence says short-horizon direction is not reliably predictable, including by professional analysts.
What is free and what is paid?
The live SPY gamma view is public — no account needed. A free account adds the basic dashboard. The full GEX universe, the context journal, and the structural trackers (analyst accuracy, short interest & FTD, insider activity) are on paid plans, starting at $29/mo. The gate is on depth and coverage, never on a hidden directional answer.