Who it’s for
Self-directed investors who already do homework and want one place to see what moved, what flagged, and why.
A research desk for people who want a process.
Most investors do not need another opinion. They need a calmer way to start: a shortlist, the reasoning behind it, the day’s tape, and a place to keep what they are watching. That is TVM — built for individuals who research before they trade.
What it does
Each weekday after the US close, TVM screens US stocks and ETFs — large-caps, smaller names, and liquid funds — ranks the session’s movers, and writes up the names that hit several of eight historically-motivated setups at once.
What it is not
It is a weekday research desk, not a live trading terminal. Scores and notes come from the session scan so you can reread the tape in one place.
Transparent
Every score shows which signals fired
Repeatable
The same desk, refreshed after each session
Direct
The reasoning stays on the page
How the desk works
Eight signals, one composite, notes you can reread.
A name that is merely oversold does not automatically rise to the top. The composite is weighted so several setups firing together outrank a single trigger. Research reports, a daily brief, a watchlist, and a portfolio log sit next to that screen so the work of following a name does not scatter across tabs. Archive days let you see what the desk showed on a prior session — useful for learning the process, not for rewriting history.
The team
Meet the co-founders
Three people building a quieter way to research the market.
TO
Taiki Okada
Strategy & Research
VD
Varish Desai
Engineering & Data
MR
Miguel Rosales
Marketing
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