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Ask the market a question. Get the chart, the levels and the reasoning behind them.
Bulledge is a research desk that answers back. Ten tools share one thread, one watchlist and one keyboard, so the question you type at 09:31 becomes a chart, a screen, a comparison and a scheduled report without ever leaving the page.
No card. No brokerage keys.
01 · Chat
The answer arrives with its evidence attached.
Type it the way you would say it. Bulledge resolves the symbol, reads the bars, computes the indicators and draws the chart inside the thread, then shows every step it took to get there.
- Reasoning shown, not implied
- Charts drawn in-thread
- Fast, Balanced or Deep
Which Nasdaq-100 names gained volume but lost price over the past month?
3 steps · 2 tools· Price history · RSI(14) · SMA(50)
Seven names meet both conditions. The clearest is ADBE: volume 64% above its 30-day average while the price fell 8.3% over the same window.
NASDAQ:ADBE312.40−8.30%
02 · Market Map
The index is up. Two thirds of it is not.
Weight decides the size of the block, the day decides its colour, and the breadth strip on top says how many names actually took part. One screen tells you whether a green index is a rally or four stocks carrying five hundred.
- Breadth
- Sector rotation
- 1D → 1Y
03 · Screener
134 fields. No sentence long enough to hold them.
Stack conditions in the left column and watch the match count fall as you go. When the list looks right, hand it to a thread and ask why those names screen the way they do.
CONDITIONS
market cap > 2B
P/E < 18
RSI(14) < 40
revenue growth > 12%
7 matches7,670
04 · Compare
Two companies are a sentence. Five are a table.
One company per column, every metric on its own row, and a rebased price line above them so six months of relative performance is one glance rather than three tabs.
6 months · rebased to 100
| NVDA | AMD | AVGO | INTC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P/E | 52.1 | 38.4 | 31.7 | — |
| Rev. growth | +69% | +24% | +18% | −4% |
| Net margin | 55.8% | 9.1% | 21.4% | −1.2% |
| 6M | +41% | +12% | +22% | −18% |
05 · Analyst Coverage
An average target hides the argument behind it.
Every target on the street, ranked across a whole market, with the spread of opinion sitting in the same row as the consensus. Where the range is wide, the disagreement is the story.
06 · Insider Trading
Ninety filings are exits. Ten are a decision.
Every SEC Form 4 in one column, sorted so open-market purchases sit on top and scheduled sales stay reachable but out of the way. The tint tells you which rows someone chose to make.
- Open market vs plan
- Cluster alerts
07 · Tasks
A prompt you write once and stop thinking about.
Put any question on a schedule. Bulledge runs it before the open, keeps the answers side by side and tells you only when something changed. The list answers three things: does it run, when did it last run, did it work.
08 · World News
The tape, laid over the globe.
Pick a country on the map and its headlines fill the rail. Every story carries the instruments it moved, so news stops being a feed and starts being context you can act on.
09 · Patterns
The shape is drawn. The target is measured.
Triangles, flags, double bottoms, head and shoulders — found on every timeframe from five minutes to a week, drawn on the chart, each with the target its own height projects. The strip on top counts what is still open on each timeframe, so one glance says where to look.
- 5m → 1W
- Measured targets
- Open or finished
BINANCE:BTCUSDT4h
10 · Crypto & Stock Radar
One event, every market, at the close.
Spot and futures pairs on Binance, Bybit and OKX, and the national stock exchanges the desk covers, watched for one thing: the fast average crossing the slow one from below — counted only once the candle has closed. No opinion attached. The board says what crossed, when, and where the price has gone since.
- Binance · Bybit · OKX
- Spot & futures
- Confirmed at the close
How it works
Three steps, and the desk keeps working after you close the tab.
- 01
Ask
One line of plain language. No ticker syntax, no field names, no dashboard to configure first.
- 02
Read the work
Steps, tools and sources come attached to the answer. Open the chart, or jump into the tab the answer came from.
- 03
Put it on a schedule
Turn the question into a task. It runs before the open and pings you only when the answer changes.
Coverage
Twenty-two markets, one watchlist.
Equities, commodities, currencies and crypto sit in the same list and answer to the same question. Delayed venues are marked per row, never quietly mixed with live ones.
US
NASDAQ · NYSE
TÜRKİYE
BIST 100 · BIST All
EUROPE
LSE · XETRA · Euronext
ASIA
TSE · HKEX · KRX
COMMODITIES
Metals · energy
FX
Majors · crosses
CRYPTO
Spot · perpetuals
FILINGS
SEC Form 4 · 8-K
Security & privacy
Your research is not our training data.
Threads stay yours
Nothing you ask is used to train a model. Delete a thread and it is gone from our side too.
Read-only by design
No brokerage keys, no trading permissions. Bulledge reads markets, it never touches your account.
Encrypted end to end
TLS in transit, encrypted at rest, access scoped to your workspace only.
Sources on the record
Every figure carries where it came from and when it was read, so an answer can be audited later.
Plans
Free until the questions outgrow it.
Every plan opens the chat and the market screens. What the cards below add plan by plan — the allowance, scheduled tasks, the radar screens and formations — is read from the server that enforces it rather than written on this page.
On a paid plan the allowance goes down with the text the model reads and writes, not with a count of questions: used heavily it can run out before the period ends, and it refills when the subscription renews.
You can stop whenever you like: the plan ends that day, and the share of your payment for the allowance you have not used goes back to your card, less the card processing fee.
Any tax that applies where you live is worked out on the payment page, before you pay.
No card. No brokerage keys.
Is Bulledge investment advice?
No. It shows data, the calculation behind it and the sources it read. Every decision stays yours, and the disclaimer at the bottom of the page is meant literally.
Where does the data come from?
Licensed exchange feeds for prices and fundamentals, and the SEC's own filings for Form 4. Every figure is fetched the moment it is asked for rather than remembered, and each one says how delayed its venue is.
Do the tabs work outside US markets?
Yes. Twenty-two markets are scoped by country and main exchange, so a question about German companies answers with German companies rather than Apple's Frankfurt line.
Can I use it on a phone?
Yes. The whole desk is one responsive page, and installing it to the home screen adds alerts that fire with nothing open.
What does the free tier include?
The chat and the market screens, and a set number of questions to try them with — the plan cards above show how many, and which screens each plan opens. Scheduled tasks, the radar screens and formations are not on it. No card. When the questions are used, a plan is what continues.
Contact
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Access requests, a market you want covered, an integration, a bug in a chart — it all arrives in the same inbox and gets an answer within one business day.
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