You do not need another feed. You need the first screen to already be useful. hirethequant compresses a quarter-million raw data points into ranked boards for earnings catalysts, compounders, deep value rerates, and early institutional sponsorship.
Most market tools hand you a firehose and call it a feature. We run 10 algorithms against institutional-grade data and only surface what passes. You check between meetings, make a decision, and move on.
Each algorithm scores hundreds of tickers against weighted factor models and filters down to a ranked shortlist. If it doesn’t pass the quant, you never see it. Your desk shows 10–20 actionable plays, not 500 rows of noise.
Options chains with full Greeks and implied volatility surfaces. Earnings history, financials, analyst revisions, insider transactions, and sentiment. Consensus estimates and price targets. All aggregated, scored, and served — you just read the output.
Open the desk between meetings. See what’s scoring highest. Click a ticker for the full factor breakdown. Make your decision. Close it. The algorithms run multiple times per market day so the data is current whenever you look.
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The Weekly Earnings Desk is hirethequant's free tier — a curated board of the upcoming week's highest-conviction earnings events. Every ticker comes with an implied move percentage derived from live options pricing, a grade badge, sector angle, and a directional bias label. No subscription required — just sign up with your email.
The Catalyst Quant is hirethequant's flagship earnings algorithm. It scores directional probability from −100 to +100 for every ticker with earnings in the near term, and separately detects post-earnings drift (PEAD) opportunities in names that just reported. It is built for traders who want a specific contract recommendation, not a vague directional opinion.
The Oracle Quant applies Buffett-style moat analysis to the S&P 500 and Russell 1000 to find durable compounders priced below a sober intrinsic-value frame. It does the slow, systematic work of checking a decade of financial history, calculating owner earnings, and verifying management quality — so the first screen already looks like a serious research shortlist.
The Deep Value Quant applies Keith Gill's value-first methodology systematically — finding companies where the balance sheet provides a margin of safety, cash flow proves survival, the bearish thesis is stale, and Wall Street isn't paying attention. Survival is scored before positioning. Companies that fail the credit risk gate are rejected entirely, regardless of how compelling the squeeze setup looks.
The Institutional Quant is a convergence detector. When elite funds are accumulating, insiders are buying with personal money, options desks are sweeping calls, and analysts are revising estimates upward — something is happening before consensus forms. It combines institutional filing analysis, unusual options activity, estimate revision breadth, and C-suite insider buying into one conviction score.
The Breakout Radar is a pure technical analysis scanner for swing traders targeting multi-week holds. It runs a two-phase pipeline: first a fast volume pre-filter across a broad ticker universe, then a deep indicator suite on survivors only. It surfaces entry zones, stop-loss levels, and resistance targets so you can act on a setup without building the chart yourself.
The Dividend Quant produces the Yield Shield Score (0–100) — a dividend safety and cut-prediction model. The thesis: most dividend cuts are predictable 6–12 months in advance if you watch free cash flow coverage trends, payout ratios, and earnings stability. It flags yield traps, grades every dividend payer A through F, and tracks ex-dividend dates 60 days forward.
Outlier Quant is a lottery-ticket finder, not a probability optimizer. The implied volatility logic is deliberately inverted: low IV scores highest, because cheap premiums are the whole setup. It filters to contracts under a hard premium cap, calculates an Expected Move Multiplier (the “14x at $0.85/contract” number), and flags the setup type — EARNINGS BINARY, FDA BINARY, or TECHNICAL ONLY.
The Meme Momentum scanner is a phase detector, not a meme stock list. The goal is catching the Early phase — social acceleration before the price fully moves — not chasing the Peak. It runs multiple times daily to track the full cycle: pre-open social media buildup, midday viral runs, and afternoon momentum shifts. When a name is Fading, it says so.
Crypto Pulse scans 1,000+ digital assets, scoring volume surge, multi-timeframe price momentum, social mentions, momentum indicators, and market cap tier. It assigns Wyckoff-inspired phases — Accumulation, Breakout, Distribution, or Markdown — to tell you not just what is moving but where in the cycle it is. The only scanner that runs on weekends.
Every algorithm runs against institutional-grade data sources. The kind of feeds that cost five figures a year on a Bloomberg terminal, aggregated and scored so you don’t have to build the pipeline yourself.
Full options chains with Greeks, implied volatility surfaces, real-time stock quotes, historical aggregates, and institutional trade data. The same feed used by professional trading desks.
Earnings history, financial statements, analyst estimates, EPS revisions, insider transactions, news sentiment, short interest, and company profiles. 10+ years of historical data per ticker.
EPS and revenue estimates, analyst price targets, upgrade and downgrade history, and revision trends. Feeds the forward-looking scoring layers where the algorithms need consensus context.
Our serverless infrastructure executes concurrent API calls directly to institutional-grade data providers. The algorithms evaluate over 7,000 U.S. equities and 1,000+ cryptocurrencies multiple times per market day — parsing historical financials, real-time options data, implied volatility surfaces, and institutional order flow.
We ingest over a quarter-million raw data points, distill them through strict, proprietary multi-factor weighting models, and systematically reject 99% of the market.
We don’t give you the haystack. We hand you the needle.
Pick the bundle that matches how you invest. Every plan includes real-time desk access updated multiple times per market day. The algorithms never take lunch.
Retail Trader monthly is $99.99. Full Desk annual is $99.99. Same number — entirely different value. One locks in all 9 algorithms for a year. The other gives you 7.
All sales final. No refunds. No support. We let the data speak for itself. Cancel anytime — access continues through the end of your billing period.
A curated shortlist, not a data dump. Each algorithm scans hundreds of tickers against a multi-factor scoring model and surfaces only what passes. You open a live desk, see the top-ranked plays with full factor breakdowns, and make your own informed decision. Think of it as a quant analyst who works 24/7 and reports to you between meetings.
Multiple times per market day depending on the algorithm. The Catalyst Quant scans 4x daily. Deep Value and Institutional scan 2x daily. The Oracle scans daily. All updates happen automatically during market hours.
Polygon.io for options chains, Greeks, and market data. Finnhub for earnings history, financials, revisions, insider transactions, and sentiment. Financial Modeling Prep for analyst estimates and price targets. CoinGecko for cryptocurrency market data.
No. This is a data product, not a service. Every score on every desk includes a full factor breakdown. The data speaks for itself.
No. All sales are final. Cancel anytime and your access continues through the end of your billing period.
The Deep Value Quant is the most popular first pick if you want asymmetric rerating setups. Catalyst is the best starting point if you trade around earnings. Oracle fits patient investors. Institutional is best if you care about early sponsorship and smart-money overlap. The Weekly Earnings Desk is free — start there if you want a taste before committing.
The Catalyst Quant covers an event-driven universe curated for options playability, usable spreads, and enough earnings history to score cleanly. Oracle focuses on high-quality large caps and established compounders. Deep Value leans into small and mid-cap rerating candidates. Institutional focuses on liquid U.S. names where ownership, revisions, and options pressure can actually be tracked with signal integrity. Crypto Pulse covers 1,000+ digital assets.
No. hirethequant.com is a data aggregation platform. We score and present market data for informational purposes to help with your own informed decision-making. We are not registered investment advisors and nothing on this platform constitutes a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
The Weekly Earnings Desk is our free tier — a curated weekly view of the highest-conviction upcoming earnings setups. No payment required. It’s the best way to see what the product feels like before subscribing to a full desk.