Stock Research Workshop - Signals Backtest Watchlist Free

Stock Research Workshop

Live quotes, ten classical signals, strategy backtests over a decade of history, watchlist with alerts, and an honest skepticism panel that shows how often each signal has actually paid off on the ticker you are looking at.

Not financial advice. This is a research tool. Past performance does not predict future results.

Build a strategy

1 year 2 years 5 years 10 years Max

Entry rules (when to BUY)

Exit rules (when to SELL)

Stop loss %

Take profit %

Pre-built strategies

Backtest result

Build a strategy on the left and click Run backtest.

Watchlist

Alerts

Alerts only fire while this tab is open. Close the tab and they pause until you return.

Test a signal honestly

Pick a signal and a ticker. We replay every time the signal fired in the historical record and show what happened next. No predictions, just receipts.

RSI < 30 (oversold) RSI > 70 (overbought) Golden cross (50DMA > 200DMA) Death cross (50DMA < 200DMA) MACD bullish cross MACD bearish cross Touch lower Bollinger band Touch upper Bollinger band Single-day drop > 5% Single-day drop > 10% After 1 week After 1 month After 3 months After 6 months After 1 year

Data source

Yahoo Finance v7 is the default. Free, no key, but unofficial and can rate-limit. Add a Finnhub key (free tier 60 calls/min) for reliable data.

Finnhub API key (optional, BYOK)

Get a free key at finnhub.io. Stored locally only.

Cache TTL (minutes) 1 (fast, hits API often) 5 (recommended) 15 (default) 60 (low API usage)

Local data

Watchlists, alerts, and saved strategies are kept in this browser only. No account, no server.

Disclaimer (in full)

All output from this tool is for educational and research use only. Nothing here constitutes investment, legal, tax, or financial advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Backtested returns are theoretical and ignore slippage, taxes, and broker fees. The author is not a licensed advisor. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Markets carry the risk of loss including total loss of principal.