Introducing

Project: Auspex

500+ stocks, watched for you.

Throughout the trading day, Auspex sweeps the largest, most liquid stocks for the rare moves: a drop into the bottom 2% of a stock's own history, a breakthrough of a trendline it has respected for months.

You see each one the same day. The call on what to do is yours.

Each request is approved by hand. You sign in with a one-time code sent to your email.

Project: Auspexnow

Alert: A technology stock just had one of the sharpest 10-day drops in its own history.

Auspex works two ways: one for the trader, one for the holder.

Trade it

Setups for one-to-four-week trades.

Alerts, Fade targets, channels and trendlines. Built for the options trader.

Hold it

Ten stocks, a new list about once a month.

The Alpha 10. Built for the investor who wants the list, not the screen time.

Trade it · 01 · Auspex Alerts

The moment a setup appears.

Auspex measures how far every stock has stretched from its normal range. When one stretches to an extreme, it lands on the alert board with its sector and how rare the move is.

You pick the setups you care about. Throughout the trading day, Auspex sweeps all 500+ stocks for them and alerts you the moment one appears.

It's built for the window an options trader works in: one to four weeks.

Screenshot: the Auspex alerts panel, names blurred
The alert board, November 8, 2026. Names blurred.
Screenshot: a ticker page chart with its trendlines, channel and levels
A ticker page, November 9, 2026.

Trade it · 02 · Channels and trendlines

The lines draw themselves.

Auspex draws every stock's trendlines and price channels itself, then ranks each line by how many times price has respected it.

The strongest lines sit at the top. The day one breaks, you know.

How the ranking works stays under the hood.

Alpha 10Hold it · 03

Ten stocks. A new list about once a month. 20.9% a year.

The Alpha 10 is the ten highest-ranked Up and Comers. About once a month, a new ten. In between, there's nothing to watch.

20.9%

a year. SPY: 12.4%.

$55,068

what $10,000 became. In SPY, $28,545.

76%

the ten's gain in the year after October 9, 2023, when seven of them rose 50% or more. SPY: 34%.

Bar chart: Alpha 10 20.9% a year against SPY 12.4%, November 2, 2017 to November 6, 2026

Tested November 2, 2017 to November 6, 2026, after trading costs, counting each stock only while it was in the S&P 500. Hypothetical results.

Hold it · 04 · Up and Comers

Where the Alpha 10 comes from.

Up and Comers is a list that grows and shrinks every day. A stock earns its place by posting unusually strong results, and loses it the moment those results fade.

The full list turned $10,000 into $34,362 in testing. SPY turned it into $28,545.

In 2022, while SPY fell, the list held energy. Occidental rose 129% during its 19 months on it.

Line chart: Up and Comers full list against SPY, $3.44 against $2.85 Screenshot: the Up and Comers list as of November 8, 2026
Screenshot: the Best of the Best list
The Best of the Best list, November 8, 2026.

Hold it · 05 · Best of the Best

Strong books. Strong price. Both at once.

Best of the Best is the sister list to Up and Comers. It flagged Nvidia, Micron, Lam Research and Eli Lilly in 2017 to 2019, years before their biggest gains.

Tested since 2017, the Best of the Best list returned 15.7% a year after costs, against 11.7% for an equal-weight basket of the same S&P 500 stocks.

06 · The weekly read

Know the season before you pick the trade.

One chart puts the economy in one of four seasons, with a ring for this month. Every Sunday, a plain-English read explains what moved and why.

This week's read is live on this page. Open it any Sunday night.

Where the economy sitsLive · updated Sunday
This week's readLive · updated Sunday
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The Auspex: a Roman priest raising his staff

Why Auspex?

The Auspex read the signs and judged when the moment was right to act.

Project: Auspex reads the signs across 500+ of the largest, most liquid stocks, every trading day, and tells you the moment your setup appears.

How access works

Three steps to the full system.

1

Request access

Leave your email address. That's all it takes.

2

Approved by hand

Each request is read and approved by a person. You get an email when you're in.

3

Sign in with a code

A one-time code arrives in your inbox. Accept the terms once, and the alerts, lines, lists and weekly read are yours.

See the next setup the day it appears.

Alerts, channels and trendlines, the Alpha 10, Up and Comers, Best of the Best and the weekly read. One request opens all of it.

Each request is approved by hand. You sign in with a one-time code sent to your email.