From there: this week’s list of where the money actually went, last night’s insider buys, your list, a screen across the whole market — or just ask him what’s moving.
Tomorrow’s tape is spread across a dozen tabs. MAX — the AI analyst inside MarketAgentX — has them all open.
MAX is the constant. What you open him on is up to you — and whichever door you pick, the reading is already done.
Settled every week — where dollars flowed in, and where they left.
A fresh list every evening — the open-market buys that just filed.
Your own names, read exactly the way everything else is.
The whole market, your filters, under a second.
The question you’d have asked a colleague, if you had one.
Five markets, five layers, one screen — technicals, flow, positioning, sentiment and macro, for every market you trade. It re-reads at each session handoff, so Asia and London are already done by the time New York opens.
One list, settled the first session of every week. Up to twenty names money moved into over the prior two weeks, and up to twenty it moved out of — drawn from the roughly 1,800 names that clear the liquidity gate. A new name needs its money-flow tail firing and its evidence in the top quarter of the qualified market for its side. Every evening, Timing reads the standing names against their own Fibonacci zones — events, never entries.
Its money flow reaches the extreme of its own history — not a dollar threshold, so a giant and a small-cap are judged the same way — the direction holds most of the window, and its evidence ranks in the top quarter of the qualified market for its side.
It keeps its slot while the flow holds. A name already ahead of the market keeps it even after the flow settles — most of the list is riding, and the page marks which.
Three percent against the market from the price it was added at, and it leaves at the next settle — whatever its flow is doing. Names whose flow fades leave too, unless they’re still beating the market, in which case they ride until they stop out. Every exit is recorded, with its reason and weeks held.
Click any name on the MAX 40 — or any row on the screener — and get the read: what’s moving it, whether it’s real, every source named. When the signals disagree, you see it.
Options flow is call-heavy but the biggest prints are deep in-the-money — closing activity, not new upside bets. Treat the headline put/call ratio with suspicion.
Every MAX 40 row carries an insider mark when officers or directors bought their own shares on the open market inside the window — Form 4 purchases only, a hundred thousand dollars and up, sales never counted. Open the row’s evidence and you get the buys, the number of buyers and the dollars. It counts toward the evidence score on the money-in side; it never buys a seat on its own.
Where the read holds, where it’s wrong, what’s overhead — computed from the data and timed against today’s calendar. The plan you write from them is yours.
Set the monitor, close the tab, go to work. The alert fires at your level — not somebody’s “signal” — and a text hits your phone the moment it trips. Stop checking it every five minutes. Monitor the MAX 40 itself and every add and drop lands in your feed when it settles.
Everything above, and everything behind it: every tool, every market, one subscription. No market is paywalled.
Ask anything — the full read, every source named.
Twenty in, twenty out — settled weekly off the money-flow tail and the evidence score. Winners ride until the stop; every exit recorded. Timing reads the names nightly: events, never entries.
One name, every check: where you’re right, where you’re wrong, where the signals disagree.
The morning read, built overnight — what’s on today, what changed, what to watch.
Whole-market scans — saved screens, starred names, deep-dive on any row.
Structure builder on live chains: payoff, defined risk, broker-ready export.
Who’s really positioned where — commercials vs funds, carry, term structure, regime.
A dedicated space for level work — computed swings, clustered zones.
Built-in market dashboards plus a custom builder, synced to your account.
Standing scanners watch your conditions and ping you when they trip.
What this stretch of the calendar has historically done to your names.
Your playbook, stored — repeatable processes MAX runs on demand.
You’re triangulating a charting platform, a flow terminal, a screener suite and an AI subscription — then doing the synthesis yourself. That synthesis is the product.
Month-to-month published rates for typical tools in each category, checked August 2026. Names withheld — you know your statement.
“It tells me what it threw out and why. It lets the chart disagree with the story instead of papering over it. And every level is computed — not drawn by hand.”
A short walk through MarketAgentX and the analyst inside it — what MAX reads every morning, what he shows you, and how you work with him.
Somewhere in 10,000 tickers is tomorrow’s story. MAX already read them.