Here you'll find answers to the most common questions about 360° Stock Briefing — the weekly multi-method report on tradable instruments.
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360° Stock Briefing produces a weekly instrument report. Reddit momentum is used as the intake signal for the shortlist, then thirteen analysis perspectives review each instrument from technical, fundamental, quantitative, timing, valuation, and market-structure angles. The result is a clear report with a long, short, or neutral view.
The platform analyzes tradable instruments that are detected as relevant in the weekly selection universe and then validated. The source is primarily r/WallStreetBets, supplemented by the separate weekend thread. A typical week starts with 10–20 candidates before the final shortlist is formed.
By default once per week. The weekend mode collects data from Friday through Sunday and prepares the report for the start of the new week. Additional manual runs can be triggered at any time.
Each perspective produces a long, short, or neutral signal. In the aggregation step, the instrument is consolidated across all thirteen layers. The goal is not blind majority voting from Reddit, but a combined final view.
No. Each signal is shown with a clear Long/Short badge and an agreement score (how many perspectives agree). For deeper insight, each stock has a detail page showing all 13 perspectives individually explained.
Yes, with the optional broker module (Interactive Brokers). It reads the top 5 signals and places orders automatically. The module supports paper trading mode — no real money at risk.
Subscriptions can be cancelled anytime via the Billing section in the dashboard. After cancellation, access remains active until the end of the paid period.
Only the essentials: email address and subscription status for authentication (Keycloak) and billing (Stripe). No trading data or portfolio information is stored.