No signals, no guessing, just market bias.
Chart, headlines, analyst page, filings, one stock at a time. We read all four after every close and give each stock two numbers: where the data leans, and how much it disagrees.
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The dashboard, on a past session
The Bias Score, from -100 to +100, says which way price, news, analysts and fundamentals lean together. Divergence, from 0 to 100, says how far apart they read. A high score the layers agree on is a different stock from one they argue about.
No clear direction, and the layers agree there is little to read.
Each layer forms its own view. When they line up, the read is aligned. When they pull apart, that is the divergence.
Trend and momentum in the chart itself.
The tone of the coverage the stock is getting.
What the people covering the company rate it.
Earnings, balance sheet and the business behind it.
NVDA, 5 Oct 2026
Price, news, analysts and fundamentals all lean the same way. The Bias Score is high and the divergence is low. Nothing pulls against the read.
CBRS, same day
The chart falls hard while analysts and fundamentals hold up. The Bias Score lands bearish, but the divergence is near the top of the scale. That gap is the part worth a closer look.
AAPL, same day
A bullish read with some tension: price runs ahead while fundamentals lean the other way. Two numbers say that faster than four tabs do.
A bullish read, and the four layers agree on it.
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From EquityBias, read of 5 Oct 2026
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EquityBias reads four independent layers of public market data on every stock it covers, analyst coverage, price structure, news sentiment and fundamentals, and gathers them into one Bias Score from -100 to +100, plus a divergence score measuring how far apart those four layers read. It is a research tool that does the first pass of collecting and organising, not a signal service. It does not predict prices and it never tells anyone to buy or sell.
People who already hold or follow their own stocks and want the morning read on them in one place instead of rebuilding it across a charting tool, a news feed, an analyst page and a filing every day. It is built for a daily and weekly rhythm, not for intraday trading: scores are recalculated after each US close and published before the next open.
Yes. The free watchlist at equitybias.com/watchlist takes up to five stocks you name yourself and shows their Bias Score and divergence straight away. Add an email address and the four-layer report on those names follows by email. No account and no card. Creating a free account keeps those names on your dashboard and adds the two daily reads.
That is the lens, the short answer to why the stock came up today. There are eight: Divergence when the four readings point in different directions, Breakout when a sharp move landed at the far end of the scale, Momentum Shift when the score moved sharply since yesterday, Sector Outlier when it runs against its own sector, Analyst Split when analyst coverage reads against the rest, High Conviction for an extreme score the data agrees on, Full Alignment when all four readings point the same way, and Fresh Read for an ordinary day. It is picked from the same reading that ranks the stock, so the badge cannot say one thing while the data says another. A lens describes what happened, never what to do about it.
Nothing stops you, and EquityBias is not a replacement for judgement. What it replaces is the assembly: reading four sources on one stock takes minutes, and doing it across a whole watchlist before the open is the part that quietly does not happen. The score is the output. The organised view, including where the four sources disagree, is the product.
More on how the score is built, what divergence measures and where we stop: the full FAQ, the glossary and how we work.
We collect and visualise what the market tells. The decision stays yours.
Not investment advice. A Bias Score describes market data that already exists, it does not forecast price, and past readings say nothing about future results. Trading equities carries risk and you can lose part or all of what you put in.
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