Orkas Orkas
StockAnalyser Traceable stock research

Turn a stock question into a dashboard you can check.

StockAnalyser researches A-share, Hong Kong, and US equities, screens factors, backtests strategies, and checks portfolio risk. Every number carries its source and as-of time, and the result supports your decision rather than promising returns.

Deliverables Dashboard Backtest Order draft
StockAnalyserExample
What it can finish

Three analysis tasks with numbers you can trace.

Use it when a market question needs sourced data, stated assumptions, and a clear downside.

24-name watchlist → 6 research priorities

Rank a cross-market watchlist on covered factors, with coverage shown for every name.

One strategy idea → a reviewed backtest

Test the idea with costs, signal delay, a benchmark, and the limits of the sample.

Current holdings → a risk check and order draft

See where the risk sits, then review a constraint-checked draft before anything is submitted.

How it works

From one request to a reviewable delivery.

01

Ask the market question

Name the security, portfolio, or strategy, plus the market and horizon you care about.

02

Data before opinions

Quotes and daily history come from market-data APIs before any web search; a failed source is reported, never guessed.

03

Checks run in code

Deterministic calculations apply costs, look-ahead guards, risk measures, and market rules.

04

Review the dashboard

Read the method, downside, scenarios, and gaps; orders stay drafts until you authorize one.

Start your first analysis with StockAnalyser.

Install Orkas, choose a model, then describe the security, portfolio, or strategy.

Download Orkas
1

Install

Download the build for your computer and complete the normal system prompts.

2

Choose a model

Use an available official model or connect a supported provider.

3

Add your data (optional)

Attach a CSV or JSON price or portfolio file, or let it fetch quotes and daily history.

FAQ

Questions before you start.

What should I provide?

Provide the security, portfolio, or strategy, the market and horizon, and optionally a CSV or JSON data file.

Can it place trades?

By default it prepares order drafts or paper trades. A live order needs your explicit authorization of that exact order, a connected broker, and passing pre-trade checks.

Is this investment advice?

No. It delivers research, backtests, and risk checks with sources and limits to support your own decisions, and it never promises returns.

Bring the next market question to StockAnalyser.

Set the market and horizon, review the method, and get a dashboard with sources, downside, and open gaps.