A working notebook
A question. The evidence. Your next step.
Start with a stock or a condition. Ducky brings the dated evidence together; you decide what it means.
Your first research pass
Choose a stock
Add a verified listing to your watchlist, then open its stock page. Check the company name as well as the ticker.
Compare the evidence
Open the Research Map. Read bullish views, bearish views and factual context separately. Follow the original source and its date.
Turn a question into a condition
Use Signal Studio to inspect stocks matching a condition and test a hypothetical portfolio. Saving a strategy does not turn on notifications.
Find the right page
- Today ↗
- Read the market recap and latest available snapshot. On a closed market day, the date remains the last available market session.
- Watchlist & stock pages ↗
- Keep your companies together, sort the available metrics, and open the same stock evidence from a list row or stock page.
- Creators ↗
- Compare attributed views by stock. A repeated view from one creator is persistence, not a second independent source. Simulated records are not the creator’s account.
- Calendar ↗
- Check earnings and market events with their timing and source status. An unconfirmed time remains unconfirmed.
- Explore & Vibe Check ↗
- Explore available signals and company context. Directional sentiment, mention volume and price movement answer different questions.
Read dates and gaps before conclusions
An unavailable value is not zero. A reconstructed trigger is not proof that an alert was delivered that day. Keep source publication, market session and simulation dates distinct.
Try one question with your AI
The prompt library helps you ask for sources, opposing evidence and explicit gaps. You can use it with copied Ducky evidence, even before connecting an AI assistant.
AI Prompt Library →Signal Studio →Checked against the product · October 19, 2026