When demand and price disagree, one of them is wrong.
The Divergence Radar scores all 3,977 covered stocks on the spread between what consumers do and what the Street believes, ranks the widest gaps, and shows what the same setup paid before.
Three cards from the radar, flagged Oct 2, shown 7 days late.
Setup outcomes are historical observations, not member results, and past performance does not guarantee future results. The full record.
The gap score
Main Street measures consumer behavior. Wall Street measures analyst positioning. The radar ranks the whole universe by the spread between them, every trading day.
Receipts on every setup
Each card shows what happened the last times this name hit a demand-vs-price extreme: the average follow-on move and how often the direction paid.
A thesis, not a number dump
Every extreme gets a written read on what demand sees that price does not, refreshed as the data moves.
“Purchase intent just hit a 12-month high while the price still reflects last quarter. The widest gap in its group right now.”
The scores themselves are backtested in public, honest misses included, on the evidence page.
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One free account opens the scores on nearly 4,000 stocks, the recommendation and price target on each, and the analyst.
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