Market analysis
Track prices, earnings, newsflow and the macro calendar, and turn them into a view you can act on.
Bilenabi watches the market around the clock and answers the two questions that actually matter: where is the opportunity, and how long will it take. Entry zone, target, stop, expected return, expected timing — then you decide, in your own brokerage.
The analysis, the search, the construction and the watching are work a machine does better than a person. The two that move your money stay entirely in your hands.
Track prices, earnings, newsflow and the macro calendar, and turn them into a view you can act on.
Score every instrument, rank what is worth your attention, and say what the setup is worth.
Look at what you already hold, find the concentration and the gaps, and propose the shift.
Volatility, value-at-risk, concentration and the level where the thesis breaks — watched continuously.
Sending an order to a venue, at a price, with your money. This stays with you and your broker — always.
Custody, settlement and the account itself. We hold nothing and can move nothing.
A broker earns when you transact. An advisor that cannot transact has nothing to gain from telling you to move — which is exactly why the advice can be blunt.
| Dimension | Traditional broker | Bilenabi |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Desk hours, one time zone at a time | Continuous — every session, every asset class |
| What you get told | A view, usually after you ask | A ranked list with entry, target, stop and timing |
| Timing of a move | Rarely quantified | Expected days to target, derived from the instrument's own volatility |
| Reaction to a level break | Whenever someone notices | Alert fires the moment the level trades |
| Portfolio review | Quarterly, or when someone remembers | Re-scored on every refresh |
| Incentive | Earns more when you trade more | Earns nothing from your trades — it cannot place one |
| Who executes | The broker, with your money | You, in your own account, on your own decision |
| Explaining the call | Depends who you get and when | Every driver, risk and number behind it, on demand |
Each pillar is live in the console — you can watch the tools fire while the advisor reasons.
Prices, headlines, macro releases and sentiment are read on the same clock, so a signal is never assembled after the fact.
A recommendation is not a hunch with a ticker attached. It is four numbers and the reasoning behind each one.
Tell it what you hold and the advice stops being generic. Every holding gets its own verdict.
No tickets, no jargon requirement, no waiting for someone to call you back.
The most important feature is the one that is missing: there is no order tool anywhere in the system.
The reasoning layer is a Gemini model with a defined action surface. It cannot invent a price, a target or a horizon — it can only call the analysis tools and report what they return. And there is no order tool to call.
Quotes, headlines, macro prints and your own holdings stream in continuously.
Trend, momentum, sentiment and range position are normalised against each instrument's volatility.
The score becomes an entry zone, a target, a stop — and an expected time to get there.
The idea is measured against your mandate, and any mismatch is stated up front.
Arm a level and the system watches it for you, ready to push to your phone.
You act in your own brokerage. Nothing here can move a single share.
A 9% target is meaningless without a clock on it. Bilenabi estimates timing from the instrument's own behaviour: how far a move is, how much the instrument moves on an average day, and how strongly it is trending.
Drift — a trending market walks there. Time ≈ distance ÷ daily drift.
Diffusion — a choppy market stumbles there. Time ≈ (distance ÷ daily volatility)².
Whichever gets there first dominates, so the two are combined — a strong trend in a calm instrument gives weeks, a weak signal in a volatile one gives months. It is an estimate with a method behind it, not a promise.
| Idea | Entry | Target | Stop | Move | Timing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NVDA accumulate | 131.40–136.90 | 148.20 | 126.10 | +9.2% | ~3 weeks |
GLD add | 244.10–248.30 | 259.60 | 238.90 | +4.8% | ~5 weeks |
USO trim | — | 68.40 | 78.20 | −7.1% | ~2 weeks |
Illustrative layout. The console computes these per instrument from real market data.
Everything in the console already runs behind a clean read API. The mobile app is the second client on the same brain — the alerts you arm here are the notifications it will send.
Already live as GET /api/alerts and GET /api/recommendations — the app is a client, not a rewrite.
An advisor that cannot act is safer than one that can — but only if the limits are explicit. Here they are.
There is no order tool in the system. Not disabled — absent.
Holdings are what you tell us you own. We hold nothing and can move nothing.
Model output for information. It is not personal investment advice and does not replace a licensed adviser.
Every idea is scored against your risk profile, and a mismatch is stated, not buried.
Crypto is real-time, equities can lag ~15 minutes, FX is a daily ECB rate — every number says which it is.
Every scan, recommendation and alert is written down so you can audit what was said and when.
Brokers earn from commission and spread — a cut of every trade you make. This system cannot place a trade, so it will earn from a subscription and has no reason to tell you to move. Until billing opens, every invited account holds the largest allowance below, free.
The whole desk with a monthly model allowance sized for a daily look and a few questions.
The same desk with room for continuous use: holdings reviews, news impact, the morning brief and the weekly review every day of the month.
The allowance for a desk that never stops, and the personal access tokens that put the same answers into your own dashboard, bot or spreadsheet.
The only limit the system enforces is the monthly model allowance; every feature is in every plan. Nothing is charged today: access is by invitation, and invited accounts keep the Signals allowance until that changes — with notice, never silently.
The console runs the full advisor on real market data and a demo book. Ask for the opportunity list, a verdict on one name, a review of your holdings, or an alert on a level — and watch every tool it calls before it answers.
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