About ATLAS
ATLAS exists because most market tools give you either raw data or an opaque verdict. Neither helps you decide. We show the score, the factors that produced it, the catalysts, the risks, and the evidence — so you can disagree with the model when you should.
How the ATLAS score works
Each symbol is scored 0–100 across weighted factors: momentum, fundamentals, sentiment, insider and Congress activity, and analyst dispersion. Factor weights and per-factor scores are always visible, and every signal carries a horizon, a confidence level and a risk band.
Provider architecture
All external market data flows through a server-side adapter layer, so provider credentials never reach the browser. Until live credentials are configured, every surface reads a seeded dataset and is clearly labelled DEMO.
Data sources
- • Quotes and fundamentals — market-data providers
- • Congress trades — House and Senate disclosure filings
- • Insider activity — SEC Form 4
- • News — aggregated wire coverage
What ATLAS is not
ATLAS is not a broker, an adviser, or a source of guaranteed outcomes. Nothing here is a personal recommendation, and no output should be acted on without your own research.
Not investment advice. ATLAS signals are educational, model-generated and may be wrong. No outcome is guaranteed. Do your own research and consider a licensed adviser before investing.