Daily sweepFree & Pro
Every sector on NASDAQ and NYSE between $300M and $5B, ranked by score. Free sees positions four and five; Pro sees all of them.
How it works →The sweep is the engine. This is what is built on top of it — in the order you reach for it, from the scan at four in the morning to the standing you check the next day.
The sweep runs while you sleep and is finished before the market opens. What you get here is a list and a reason to look — not a feed.
Every sector on NASDAQ and NYSE between $300M and $5B, ranked by score. Free sees positions four and five; Pro sees all of them.
How it works →In your inbox before the open, each with the date it was first flagged and what it has done since. Pro gets the top three, Free gets positions four and five — the same window as the app.
How it works →When a gem flagged earlier moves hard today. One a day at most, with the date it was flagged — a signal, not a stream.
No separate write-upA name on a list is not yet a reason. This is how you find out in fifteen minutes whether there is anything in it — including where the three signals contradict each other.
Also outside the sweep. Free gets the page and the filings; Pro gets the score and all three pillars.
How it works →Generated nightly for the highest-scoring gems: the thesis, the quarterly figures, the risks, and where the signals contradict each other. Printable as PDF.
How it works →Ask questions of the data already on the page — the filings, the insider trades, the analyst spread — instead of reading all of it yourself.
No separate write-upEntry, stop and target from rules rather than opinion — an ATR stop you can set wide or tight, and the risk/reward that follows from it.
How it works →The part most screens leave out, and the only part that proves anything over time. All three record what you thought at the moment you thought it, so you cannot rewrite it later.
Bookmark one and GemRadar freezes its signals at that moment, so you can see later what actually moved — and what only felt like it did.
How it works →Open a simulated position at the close and keep an honest record of what your decisions would have done, corrected for splits and dividends.
No separate write-upWhat became of every call, with the denominator next to it. Free sees the winners and the count; Pro sees the flat ones and the losers too.
How it works →Two things that only make sense when GemRadar is not your only screen — when there is a system beside it that has to read the numbers.
The sweep as CSV, by day or over a range, and the same rows your own systems can read straight from the API.
No separate write-upYour own market-cap band, your own exchanges and sectors. The same engine, pointed at the universe you actually cover.
No separate write-upFour things worth knowing before you hand over an email address. Each one is checkable, which is why none of them is a badge.
Optional TOTP through any authenticator app, and a green shield next to your name once it is actually on. Off by default — it is your call, not ours.
Payment runs through Stripe. Card numbers do not touch a GemRadar server, so there is nothing here for anyone to take.
No pixels, no ad networks, no profile that follows you elsewhere. Usage measurement is optional, anonymous, and stored in the EU.
One button in your profile removes the account and everything attached to it — watchlist, paper trades, snapshots. No email to us, no waiting.