When markets agree,
conviction emerges.

Your Confluence Grade ranks a stock against the rest of the LEADR universe based on how many independent signals are currently pointing the same direction.

An A means the stock sits near the top of that ranking today — not that there's an 80% or 90% chance it goes up. Confluence measures alignment, not odds.

Every grade is a starting point, not an answer. Open it and you'll see exactly which signals are driving it and why.

No — the Confluence Grade never issues a buy, sell, or hold instruction. It surfaces where independent signals — momentum, insider activity, quality, earnings, and short pressure — currently line up on a name, so you can build your own view faster.

Trade Builder can sketch a stop, target, and position size once you enter your own risk tolerance — but those are calculated from your inputs, not an unsolicited call from LEADR, and every output is labeled a planning aid, not a sizing recommendation.

A traditional screener filters on one metric at a time — cheap valuation, high volume, a moving-average cross — and hands you back a static list.

LEADR scores six independent signal families for every name in the universe and combines them into one ranked grade. A screener might tell you a stock is cheap. LEADR tells you whether that cheap valuation is actually reinforced by momentum, insider buying, earnings trends, and short positioning — or standing alone.

LEADR scores six independent signal families: Technical & Momentum, Insider Activity, Quality & Valuation, Earnings & Analyst, Short Pressure, and Options Flow.

Not every signal has full coverage for every name in the universe. See the next question for exactly how LEADR handles that — never by guessing or filling in a placeholder.

LEADR grades a curated universe of liquid, US-listed equities — the names with enough signal depth across price, options, filings, and estimates to score responsibly.

Thinly-covered microcaps and names without sufficient underlying data are left ungraded rather than scored on incomplete inputs. Coverage widens as data depth allows.

Personalized signal weighting is on the roadmap — leaning harder on Short Pressure if you trade squeeze setups, or on Quality & Valuation if you hold longer, without touching anyone else's score.

We're building it directly into the core scoring engine so a weight change moves the grade you actually see, not a disconnected preview. Weight suggestions learned from your own trade history are on the same roadmap.

Market Regime is one of LEADR's six scored indices in its own right, not an afterthought. It reads the tape's current risk posture — momentum-friendly vs. defensive — and folds that directly into every grade, so a stock is never scored in a vacuum.

Fully dynamic reweighting across all six indices by regime is on the roadmap. Today, Market Regime contributes as a fixed, always-on index alongside the other five.

Grades and their underlying signals refresh daily as part of the standard scan, capturing the latest momentum, positioning, and estimate data as it's processed each session.

Trader Elite and up also get the live confluence event feed, so you can see new signal activity as it's logged instead of waiting for the next scan.

The Sympathy Engine maps historically observed relationships between a leading stock and the names that have tended to move alongside or after it.

When a leader moves, LEADR surfaces its historically correlated names along with the average lead time and hit rate observed for that pair. This is a historical pattern, not a prediction — past co-movement doesn't guarantee a follower reacts the same way again.

LEADR aggregates licensed market data, regulatory filings (insider and ownership disclosures), analyst estimates, and derivatives data from established institutional data providers.

We don't resell raw vendor feeds — the value is in how those inputs are scored, ranked, and combined into one grade. Each signal only contributes when its underlying data is actually present for a name.

LEADR is built for anyone who wants a structured, signal-based read on a stock before acting on it — whether that's confirming a thesis, screening new ideas, or checking if a setup is still supported by the underlying data.

Active traders use it to find and time higher-conviction setups. Longer-horizon investors lean on the Quality & Valuation signal and the valuation tools to check names they're already tracking. The scoring works the same either way — how you use it is your call.

Create a free account — no card required during the beta — and you get the full signal set, sympathy mapping, sector rotation, and trade planning tools right away.

From there, browse Confluence grades across the universe or jump straight to a ticker you're already tracking. Every grade opens into its underlying signals, so you can see exactly what's driving it before you act.

Every feature is free during the beta: the full signal set, sympathy mapping, sector rotation, trade planning tools, and signal-weight customization. No card required, nothing billed.

The pricing tiers shown above preview what access looks like once LEADR moves past beta.

Once LEADR moves past beta, access moves to a tiered subscription — see the Pricing section above for what's included at each tier.

Nothing is billed during the beta, and no card is required regardless of which tier you'd eventually pick.

A personal subscription is licensed for your own individual research. Using LEADR's scores or data inside a fund, an advisory practice, or a redistributed product requires a commercial license.

The Developer API tier covers programmatic and commercial use, or email us to talk through licensing and volume terms.

Nothing is billed during the beta, so there is nothing to cancel today — and no card is on file to begin with.

Once billing goes live you can cancel from your account settings in one click. You keep access through the end of the period you have already paid for — monthly or annual — and owe nothing further.

Individual trade records aren't shown to other users. Where community trade data is used for research, LEADR strips identifying information and analyzes records in aggregate to surface broader patterns.

The exact collection, retention, and deletion terms are governed by the Privacy Policy and your account controls.

LEADR only shows a signal when there's enough underlying data behind it. Missing information is never treated as neutral or filled in with a synthetic score, so incomplete coverage can't create a phantom contribution to the grade.

The Confluence Grade is renormalized across only the signals available for that name — never diluted by a placeholder standing in for the ones that aren't.

Yes. The Account tab has an Export action for your watchlist and trade journal, plus a Clear Local Data control that wipes what's stored on your device while keeping your cloud-synced data intact.

Full account-deletion requests are handled under the Privacy Policy.

No. LEADR is an informational signal-scoring terminal. Nothing on LEADR is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

Signal alignment is one factor you might weigh among many — every trading and investment decision is yours alone. Past signal performance doesn't guarantee future results.

No. LEADR is an independent research terminal — we are not a broker-dealer or a registered investment adviser, we don't hold client funds, and we don't execute trades.

You act on LEADR's research through your own broker. This is also why nothing on LEADR is investment advice — see "Does LEADR provide investment advice?" above.

No card is required during the beta, so there is no payment information to store right now.

When billing goes live, card details go directly to our payment processor and LEADR never sees or stores a card number. The site is served over HTTPS with strict CSP headers. Our processor is named in the Privacy Policy.