What Is Deep Dive?
The Deep Dive page picks up where the Analysis page leaves off. While Analysis gives you the summary, Deep Dive lets you explore the details. It has five tabs, and each one shows a different angle of the stock's data.
You don't need to use every tab for every stock. Pick the ones that match what you're trying to learn.
TrustScore Tab
This tab shows the full pillar breakdown with historical context. You can see how each pillar score has changed over time — not just what it is today. If a stock's Quality pillar dropped from 80 to 55 over three months, that's a warning sign even if 55 isn't terrible on its own.
Look for trends in the pillar scores. A stock with all five pillars trending up is in better shape than one where some are rising and others are falling.
Research Report Tab
This tab generates a written report about the stock — like a mini research paper. It covers the company's strengths, weaknesses, key financial numbers, and what to watch for.
You can download it as a PDF or read it right in the browser. It's great for taking notes or sharing with someone else.
Liquidity Tab
Liquidity shows you the support and resistance levels — price "floors" and "ceilings" where the stock tends to bounce or stall. These come from analyzing where the most trading volume happened.
Think of support like a trampoline — the stock bounces off it. Resistance is like a ceiling — the stock hits it and comes back down. Knowing these levels helps you pick better entry and exit prices.
Projection Tab
The Projection tab runs a Monte Carlo simulation — a fancy term for running thousands of "what if?" scenarios. It shows you a range of possible prices for the stock over the coming weeks and months.
You'll see a cone-shaped chart. The middle line is the most likely path. The edges of the cone show the best-case and worst-case scenarios. Wider cones mean more uncertainty.
Pro Charts Tab
This tab gives you professional-grade charts powered by TradingView. You can switch between different chart types — candlestick, Heikin-Ashi, and more. You can also add technical indicators like RSI, MACD, and Bollinger Bands.
If you're just starting out, stick with candlestick charts and maybe one indicator like RSI. You can add more as you get comfortable.