PSX Research Terminal · Global context · Now in early access
A whole research desk
for every PSX stock.
And the sky above it.
Vedic astro lens — computed, tested against 19 years, and published even when it fails
Every PSX-listed name — researched, valued four ways, and debated by an AI analyst desk, read against the global tape that moves Karachi second-hand. We even compute the sky and test what tradition claims it governs. Then every dated call, astrological ones included, is graded against what prices actually did.
The desk does the homework in public and keeps its own scorecard — including the tests that failed. It never places orders.
How the desk works
Pick a stock. The desk does the homework. You decide.
Pick any listed name
Search the whole exchange. Land on a page built to answer your first three questions before you scroll.
The desk does the homework
Valued four ways, scored for quality and risk, tested against 19 years of history, and debated by the analyst desk.
You decide
The desk never places orders and never tells you to buy. You get the read; the decision stays yours.
01 · Board
The whole market on one screen
A live universe heatmap, backtested rule-based signals, predictability ranks, and a rolling news wire. See where breadth is, which sectors are favoured, and what screens well today — before you open a single chart.
Explore the boardIllustration of the ranking layout.
Real figures appear in the desk, computed per stock.
02 · Value
Four valuations. All the working.
Every stock valued by peer P/E, earnings-power vs the bond yield, Graham, and a dividend-discount model — with each model’s full working expandable, so you can check the maths, not just trust a number.
See the models03 · The Desk Room
Watch an AI analyst desk argue it out
On every ticker, named analyst personas — a technical desk, a fundamental desk, a bull and a bear — debate the stock, hard. No verdict, no house view, no target: nothing is hidden, you see who argued what and call it yourself.
Replay stages the debate in sequence — hit play
Trend intact; reclaiming the 50-day on rising volume.
Cheap on earnings power. Growth is the open question.
Value plus dividend cover carries it through the cycle.
Fair value leans on an aggressive growth input.
Illustration of a session. Real debates run per stock.
Context for the PSX book. The desk’s risk rules are calibrated on PSX behaviour, so a global symbol never produces a setup.
04 · The world
Karachi does not trade in isolation
The tape that moves PSX is not listed on it. The desk tracks 23 global symbols — the broad indices, the eleven US sector ETFs, the EM and developed baskets a foreign allocator rotates between, and the rates, credit, gold and oil that set Pakistan’s import bill — and reads them against its own PSX sector work.
What the desk covers ›05 · Scores
The desk grades itself in public
Every call carries a date and a falsifiable expectation. When the outcome window closes, it’s scored against what prices actually did — the desk’s calls and the brokers’ alike. No cherry-picking, no quiet deletions.
Every view is stamped with the date it was made and the window it must play out in.
It states what would prove it wrong — so it can actually be graded, not argued about.
When the window closes it’s marked against real prices, and the misses stay on the record.
Public broker calls are captured and graded on the same bar. Audited, never trusted.
The public scorecard opens once enough calls have resolved to mean something. Until then we show the method, not a number — a track record you can’t check isn’t a track record.
06 · The sky
The only desk that tests its own astrology
Sidereal positions, Lahiri ayanamsa, the nine classical grahas — computed to the degree, ninety days ahead. What tradition claims each one governs is written down first, then tested against nineteen years of PSX prices on the same bar as every other strategy here.
So far: 2,589 hypotheses tested, none survived correction. We publish that, because a lens you refuse to test isn’t research — it’s a horoscope with a Bloomberg terminal.
Published, not buried. The lens never generates or gates a trade setup.
07 · Latest
The desk ships in the open
Every dated release, in plain language — what changed, and why, no changelog jargon.
The publication restructure, global coverage, mobile tables
- Tables fit your phone screen now. The widest one needed 4,393px before — twelve screen-widths of sideways dragging to finish one sentence. Wide tables restack as readable cards instead.
- The Desk Room shows when a debate was published, and says "Read" rather than "Run". Nothing was ever run on request: the analysts work to the desk's own rotation, and the wording now says so.
- Signals show risk per share instead of a share count. The desk does not know your capital, so sizing is yours — there is a free position-size calculator on the website using the desk's own rule.
- The desk now covers 23 global symbols: the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, VIX, all eleven US sector ETFs, EM and developed baskets, rates, gold and oil. Index and sector level, for the context they give PSX — no US stock picks, and no signals on them.
- A free financial-astrology lens is on the website — your Moon sign, its element, and the sectors and commodities tradition attaches to it, plus what nineteen years of testing actually found.
How the desk works
Rules it cannot talk itself out of
Research, not advice
No “buy”, no “strong buy”, no promises. Every page says so, because the distinction is the product.
Every number is sourced
Nothing is quoted from memory. If the data layer doesn’t hold it, the desk says “unknown” rather than guessing.
Losses are shown
The scorecard grades the desk’s own calls, misses included. A record you can check is the only kind worth having.
Research, not advice
We deleted our own share count
Setups used to carry a number of shares. It was honest arithmetic — and it was arithmetic on our capital and our risk budget, printed next to a ticker where it read like an instruction. So it came out.
The formula stayed, in the open. It is now a calculator you drive: your capital, your risk per trade, your stop. Same rule the desk sizes by, no account needed, nothing sent anywhere.
Size a position free ›capital × risk per trade entry − stop floor( min( budget ÷ risk per share, 8% of capital ÷ entry ) ) Size by stop distance, then cap the position’s value at 8%. A setup where the stop sits above the entry, or where the maths returns zero shares, is invalid — not rounded up.
Plans
Free while we get it right
The whole desk is open during early access — no card, no trial timer. Use it properly and tell us what needs fixing.
Why it’s free ›Put the whole desk
behind your next trade
The desk does the homework and keeps its own score — you decide what to do with it.
Research · not advice · The desk never places orders