The market news site
that remembers what came before.
Read what happened, see the companies and both sides, then follow the story. AlgoThesis preserves the original claim and connects later company updates so you can revisit how the evidence—and your own thinking—developed.
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Mission
Follow the news. Track the move.
AlgoThesis keeps the record of what the news said. Every story we cover gets a dated anchor: the headline, its companies, the case for and against as it stood that day, and — afterwards — what the stock actually did, from licensed end-of-day prices. Nothing is rewritten once the outcome is known. We are a publisher, not an adviser: we don't tell you what to buy. We keep the memory, so you can judge the story with the evidence in the room.
Dated
The anchor is stamped when the story runs. Later coverage joins it only when the company and catalyst evidence match — a shared ticker is discovery, not proof.
Unedited
What the first story said stays as it was. Hindsight never rewrites the anchor, and nothing is quietly re-graded after the fact.
Both cases kept
The case against a read sits beside whatever later supported it, instead of disappearing behind the newest headline.
You judge
Verified price context, no personalised picks, no house call. Research and a memory, not advice.
Want the mechanics? The Guide walks through every surface, and the disclaimer says exactly what we are not. The Wire answers to one named editor.
Keep what the first story actually said.
Following preserves the headline, source, companies, and the original counter-case before hindsight changes how you remember it.
Go from a story to its stocks—and back again.
Later coverage joins an arc only when its company and catalyst evidence match. A shared ticker or broad topic is discovery, not proof of a connection.
Keep the counter-evidence in the room.
Updates can support, challenge, or develop the first read. Verified EOD prices add context, while the interface explicitly avoids claiming that one headline caused a move.
Follow what you're actually wondering.
The product starts with a question the next headline cannot answer by itself.
this AI power-demand story may take years to play outFollow the story and its companies now; later company coverage returns to a dated arc in Market Memory.
what would make this bullish read wrong?The original risk condition stays beside later supporting and opposing evidence instead of disappearing behind the newest headline.
which companies connect this regulation story to earnings?Move from the story into company pages, related updates, filings, and deeper thesis research without losing the starting context.
was my original interpretation actually right?Review the chronological evidence and licensed price context. AlgoThesis keeps the record; you make the judgment.
One loop, built for learning.
The newsroom, company pages, and dashboard each handle a different part of the same story.
01
Read
Original publisher links and concise sourced context.
02
Question
Bull, bear, and the condition that would make the read wrong.
03
Follow
A durable anchor plus later coverage linked through verified company and catalyst evidence.
04
Review
Track performance + thesis health as separate records; neither is treated as proof of the other.
Built for readers who want a better memory, not a louder feed.
You read market news regularly, but bookmarks pile up and watchlists turn every story back into a ticker. You want to remember the reasoning, the uncertainty, and the path between the first headline and the eventual result.
AlgoThesis keeps that record while leaving the judgment with you. Deeper thesis research, screening, filings, and monitoring are available when a story deserves more work.
Questions
Is this investment advice?
No. AlgoThesis is a research tool, not a registered investment advisor. Every basket is an example expression of your own thesis. Consult a licensed advisor before acting on anything you see here.
Where does the data come from?
Official consolidated end-of-day prices from Databento (EQUS.SUMMARY) — licensed for display, not real-time. Fundamentals and filings from SEC EDGAR. Short interest from FINRA via Yahoo. Web search grounded by Google via Gemini. We don't make up numbers.
What's different from ChatGPT?
A general chatbot answers the prompt you give it. AlgoThesis is a persistent news workflow: it stores a dated story anchor, connects later company coverage, retains the counter-case, and gives every update a stable source link.
Is this a terminal or trading platform?
No. Institutional terminals and charting platforms cover much broader real-time workflows. AlgoThesis is deliberately narrower: educational market news, story memory, company connections, and optional research tools. It does not execute orders.
Does it show simulated returns?
No — on purpose. We don't paint a 'type a thesis, get simulated P&L' picture, because that reads as claiming to know the future. AlgoThesis gives you the research — the tickers, the weights, and the reasoning grounded in public filings — and leaves the call to you.
Start with one story.
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