How to Use VestWealthy

VestWealthy puts market data, news, calendars, screeners and market chatter in one place. This guide walks through every part of it, in plain English. Nothing here needs a trading account, and nothing here is investment advice — it is a map of the site, not a strategy.

New here? Read Getting started first, then jump to whatever you need.

Getting started

The home page, this guide, and public information pages are open without an account. Market tools, news, calendars, stock pages, and watchlists require sign-in. An account also saves your reading list and preferences across devices.

Create an account: Sign up with an email and password. You have to tick the agreement box — that is the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy and the Financial Disclaimer, and you must be 18 or older. The marketing box is separate and optional, on purpose: bundling it into the terms is not valid consent.
Dark mode: The switch in the top-right corner turns dark mode on and off, and the same switch sits under Appearance in your account. Your choice is remembered in this browser and applied before the page paints, so you never get a flash of the wrong theme.
Getting around: The left rail (or the bar along the bottom on a phone) moves between Home, News, Community, Market, Screener, Watchlist and Calendar. The search box in the header looks up tickers and news. The green Profile button is your account.
Signing out: The exit icon beside your profile in the header signs you out immediately, or use Log Out at the bottom of your account screen.

The market terminal (home page)

The home page is the daily briefing. It answers three questions in order: what regime is the market in, what does our model expect today, and what is moving right now.

Today's Outlook: A daily read on the market, rebuilt each session and stored so every panel on the page agrees with every other. Expand Sample detail & extremes to see the sample size behind the average, how often a day like this has ended up, and which days were the best and worst of the sample. Anything with a dotted underline has a what does this mean? tooltip — hover, tap or focus it.
Regime score: A 0–100 reading of the market environment, built from six published inputs: the S&P 500 against its 200-day average, the VIX, high-yield credit spreads, the 10Y–2Y Treasury spread, 10-year breakeven inflation, and the Chicago Fed NFCI. Aggressive, Balanced or Defensive is the plain-English reading of that number. Every input, its date and its source is published on /api/market-regime, so you can check the arithmetic.
Investment Advice panel: An educational model allocation across SPY, QQQ, BND, GLD and cash that follows the regime score. It is model output, not a recommendation — expand How the allocation is calculated to see the weights.
Heatmap: Every large-cap name, sized by market cap and coloured by the period's move, grouped by sector. Switch between 1D and 1W. Click any tile to open that stock.
Options Intelligence Desk: Six metrics computed from the delayed options chain: max pain, put/call ratios, net gamma exposure, the walls, and where the gamma flip sits. These describe positioning and flow, not direction.
Trending Tickers Today: Trending Tickers Today ranks what is being talked about right now, not what is expected to rise. The order is Stocktwits' own trending position, with screener momentum candidates after it. The one-month and one-day returns beside each symbol are measured context for the move, not the sort key — a ticker can trend hard and still be down on the month. The panel shows the date its figures were pulled, because both sources refresh on their own schedule.

Stock pages

Every ticker has its own page. Click any ticker anywhere on the site — a heatmap tile, a news headline, a community post, a screener row — and it lands here.

Price and chart: A live quote where providers are reachable, with a chart you can zoom across 1m to 1W. A missing or stale quote says so rather than showing a number we cannot stand behind.
Fundamentals: Valuation, size, profitability and balance-sheet measures, collected from public snapshots. Values that could not be fetched read n/a.
Analysts, insiders and news: Analyst consensus and targets, recent insider transactions, news for that ticker, and the Stocktwits stream for it — all in one panel.
Third-party discussion: Recent third-party posts and articles appear on the Market Discussion. User-generated posts are not reviewed or moderated by VestWealthy.

Market news

A single wire across the outlets we track, deduplicated so the same story does not appear five times.

One wire, many sources: Reuters, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch and Seeking Alpha, normalised and deduplicated. Search by keyword, filter by source, and page through history rather than scrolling an endless list.
Save an article: Star an article to keep it in your reading list. Saved articles follow your account, so they are there on any device you sign in from. Manage them from Saved Articles in your account.
Sentiment tags: Where a source reports a reading it is shown. Where it reports nothing, the story is marked unrated — we do not guess sentiment from a headline.

Economic & earnings calendar

What is scheduled, when, and whether the actual print beat or missed the estimate.

Economic events: CPI, jobs, central-bank decisions and the rest, with the actual print beside the estimate and the previous reading. High-impact events are marked. The first load can take a few minutes while the cache warms.
Earnings: Report dates with EPS and revenue estimates and — once reported — the actuals. Filter by date or search a ticker.
Before or after the open: Earnings are labelled by session (pre-market, after hours, or not specified) because it changes what you can do about it.

Screener & watchlists

Find candidates by setup rather than by name, then keep the ones you care about.

Preset screens: Twelve setups — Short Squeeze, Breakouts, Oversold Dip, Dividend Champions, Value Compounders, plus broader ones like Trend Rider, Quality Growth, High Short Interest and Falling Knife — and an Everything Else bucket for anything left over. They are an ordered partition: every stock is counted exactly once, so the category counts always add up to the number of rows on screen.
Your own filters: Market cap, sector, price, RSI, moving averages, P/E and yield. Results update in place — no reload when you change a preset, type a search or drag a slider.
Sorting, stars and export: Sort any column, star the names you are tracking, open a detail drawer without leaving the table, and export the current screen to CSV.
Your watchlist: Your starred symbols and saved articles live on Watchlist. Curated themed lists — the ones we maintain — are on Watchlists.

Market Discussion

In-app posts plus aggregated third-party chatter, in one feed.

Live third-party sources: Recent posts and articles from third-party sources are normalised into the same card. Filter by source, search by ticker, and use the Discussion Pulse panel to see which names are being mentioned. User-generated posts are not reviewed or moderated by VestWealthy.
The 20 most recent posts: The feed keeps the 20 most recent items, and says how many it set aside beneath the list. Narrow by ticker or source to reach the rest. A numbered index sits at the bottom — click a number to jump straight to that post.
Tagging a ticker: Write $AAPL anywhere in a post and it becomes a link to that stock's page. The chip under the post does the same thing.
Comments are offline: Native community comments are offline. You cannot read or reply to comments on an in-app post right now, and the site says so on every post rather than leaving you looking for a box that is not there. Posting, editing and deleting your own posts all still work. Replies that other people made on Stocktwits and Seeking Alpha are third-party figures and are unaffected.
My Posts: Everything you have written, with edit and delete controls. Delete one and it is gone from this browser. Edits and deletions carry straight back to the feed.
Where your posts live: In-app posts are stored in this browser, not on a server. They are private to this device, they do not appear for other visitors, and signing in on another device shows a different history. Deleting your account clears them from this browser as well.

Your account

Everything on this screen is a real link or a real control — there is nothing here that goes nowhere.

Dark Mode: An on/off switch, in this screen and in the top-right corner of every page. Your choice is remembered in this browser.
Saved Articles: The news you have starred, kept with your account. Find them on the News page.
Announcements: Service updates and maintenance notices. Open Announcements.
Terms of Use: The agreement you accepted at sign-up, plus every legal page on this site in one index. Open Terms of Use.
Withdraw Membership: Permanently deletes your account and everything attached to it. You are asked to confirm, and the deletion only runs when you choose Yes. It cannot be undone and nothing can be recovered. You are then signed out and returned to the home page.

Ask vWealthy AI

A chat panel that answers questions about what is on the site. It is a reader, not an advisor — see the note below.

Opening the panel: Click the gold Ask vWealthy AI coin to open a chat rail on the right of the screen. It stays out of the way until you open it, and closes again the same way.
What it is good for: Explaining what is on screen: what a metric means, why a score moved, what a panel is derived from, how to find something on the site.
What it is not: It reads this site; it does not give investment advice, price anything, or tell you what to buy. Treat anything it says about the market as a summary to verify, not a source.

How to read the numbers

VestWealthy is a data tool, so it is worth knowing exactly what the numbers mean before you lean on them.

A blank field means "we could not measure it." It never means zero. Where a value is missing we show n/a and say which provider failed, rather than substituting a number that looks real.
The outlook figure is P(the S&P 500 closes higher), not a probability of profit. It is a modeled likelihood for one session and one direction. Nothing on this site forecasts a price target, and a 60% reading is not a 60% chance of making money on any position built from it.
It is built from 50.0% plus itemised tilts. Any given session is close to an even chance, so the model starts at a 50.0% base rate and each measured input moves the final figure by a stated number of percentage points. Every input and its tilt is listed on the Outlook card, and they sum to the headline number so you can always check it against its parts.
The allocation is model output, not a recommendation. It is educational, and it changes with the regime score.
Data can be delayed. Third-party feeds publish on their own schedule. Where a source is stale or offline we label it instead of quietly serving an old value as if it were live.
Sentiment comes from people, not from us. Where a provider reports no sentiment we show "unrated" rather than guessing.

Getting help

If something is broken, wrong or missing, tell us — include the page and roughly when you saw it, and that is usually enough for us to reproduce it.

Email the team: General questions, bugs and feedback go to support@vestwealthy.com. The same address is shown in the footer of every page.
Legal, privacy and partnership enquiries: Legal questions: legal@vestwealthy.com. Partnerships: partners@vestwealthy.com.
Contact page: All of the above in one place, on the Contact Us page.
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