MadStockAlerts

ChatGPTby MD-Money, LLC

MadStockAlerts brings our stock research platform into ChatGPT. Connect your MadStockAlerts account, then ask about US-listed stocks in plain language. What you can ask about: - One stock: the live quote, how it is trading today against its normal volume and range, technicals, fundamentals, filed financials, detected chart patterns and support and resistance levels, the next earnings date, recent headlines, and SEC filings with summaries. - Several stocks side by side, with the same session, chart and valuation figures for each. - The whole market: scans for movers, gaps, unusual volume and other presets with filters, the cross-asset tape, Treasury yields and the economic calendar. - What is scheduled: company earnings, economic releases, Fed decisions and other catalysts in the days ahead. - Filings and flows: corporate events reported on the wire, insider (Form 4) transactions and institutional (13F) holders. - MadStockAlerts alerts with their published levels and closed track record, and the MAD Setups board. - Your own MadStockAlerts watchlists, which ChatGPT can read, and add symbols to or remove symbols from when you ask. - Your MadStockAlerts Paper Trading portfolios, in simulated money: balances, holdings, working orders and history; opening another portfolio or closing one; deposits and cash outs; and paper orders of any kind (market, limit, stop, stop limit, trailing stop), which ChatGPT previews at the platform's quote and places only after you say yes. If you turn on AI trading for a paper portfolio on the MadStockAlerts website, which only you can do, ChatGPT may place and cancel simulated orders in that portfolio without asking each time; you can turn it off there at any time. Who it is for: self-directed traders and investors who use MadStockAlerts. Limitations: US-listed stocks and funds only, with no options data. Index levels are answered through listed funds. Paper trades are simulated and never real orders: MadStockAlerts does not connect to brokerage accounts, move real money, or provide personalized investment advice. Everything it returns is educational analysis, not financial advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Trading involves substantial risk, including loss of capital.