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Copinance connects market context, option-chain structure, positioning, fundamentals, and scheduled events—then shows how each piece affects the read.

product views
7
literacy levels
3
decision factors
11
evidence gate
50%
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Illustrative inputs

How favorable is buying AAPL on the latest data?

30-day illustrative factor set

Edge
+0.17
Buy · favorable entrymoderate convictionCoverage 11/11
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ContributionEdge waterfall11 factors total
FundamentalsQuality
+0.055
PositioningDealer bias
+0.039
FundamentalsGrowth
+0.035
FundamentalsValuation (P/E)
−0.025
PositioningSignal agreement
+0.024
MacroMarket regime
+0.024
MacroSector rotation
+0.012
EventsEarnings proximity
−0.012
VolatilityIV percentile
+0.010
EventsEarnings move edge
+0.006
TechnicalRange position
+0.004
Σ contributionsEdgeP(+30d) 57% · uncalibrated
+0.172
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What kind of market am I in?

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Move from option prices and volatility shape into dealer positioning and key levels.

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Check the business and clock

Put financial statements, valuation, earnings, and macro releases around the trade idea.

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Inspect each factor, its contribution, its source, and whether enough evidence exists.

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Try the framing and evidence controls, then open the workspace to inspect every factor, source, and methodology detail.

illustrative inputs · not live market data
Language and framing change the explanation, not the underlying score. Evidence changes the factors, waterfall, edge, and coverage.

How favorable is buying AAPL now?

A multi-factor edge with every bar traceable to a real, dated data source.

AAPLillustrative inputs30-day horizon
Decision Lens· all evidence
Entry read · moderate conviction
Buy · favorable entry
Edge
+0.17
P(+30d) 57%
Bullish
57%
Neutral
19%
Bearish
24%
Which factors drive the edge most?What data is missing from coverage?Why is the edge +0.17?
Contribution waterfall11/11 signals
Dealer bias
+0.039
Signal agreement
+0.024
Valuation
−0.025
Growth
+0.035
Quality
+0.055
IV percentile
+0.010
Regime trend
+0.024
Sector rotation
+0.012
Earnings proximity
−0.012
Earnings move edge
+0.006
Range position
+0.004
Edge
+0.17

baseline + Σ(contributions) = edge. Missing factors are excluded and disclosed, never defaulted to zero.

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