See how stretched the market is, and where the biggest money moved on the TSX — including which institutions traded the most size, and in what. Updated every trading day. Free while it lasts — preview access may end at any time.
From Wall Street to Bay Street — the stock analysis tool for investors who trade both. Stop paying for two tools: analyse Canadian and US stocks side by side, in one place.
Realtime quotes, a fundamentals scorecard, a tunable DCF model, and dark pool activity — inside a watchlist you build yourself, with prices that update live. Plus a Portfolio Tracker that measures what you own against the S&P 500 and TSX 60.
Limited time: $55 CAD/yr + tax — regular price is $90 CAD/yr. Data from Yahoo Finance and FINRA.
Free, no account needed: how expensive the market is right now · how much TSX trading is anonymous
Built by retail investors, for retail investors, StockDash cuts through the noise. One clean dashboard gives you the full picture on any company — fundamentals, insider activity, analyst consensus — so you know in minutes whether it deserves a spot on your watchlist.Stock research shouldn't require a finance degree. Track your portfolio, compare metrics, and analyze stocks, like a professional — all inside one simple tool.
Not seven versions of the same number. A price target and a discounted-cash-flow estimate measure different things and can disagree — StockDash says so instead of picking a winner.
Search any ticker and add it in seconds — no preset list. Every price in your watchlist streams live, tick by tick, over a real-time feed — not a quote that’s fifteen minutes behind.
Value, Future, Past, Health, Dividend — each 0–5, computed from the numbers below it. Rule-of-thumb thresholds, not industry comparisons, and the page says so out loud.
Growth rate, projection years, terminal growth, discount rate — four sliders, live recompute. Discount rate starts from a real 10-year Treasury yield, not a guess pulled from nowhere.
Straight from FINRA: what share of a stock’s weekly volume traded off-exchange, across which venues. Reported on a real lag, and the page tells you exactly how many weeks.
Sale, award, or an unpriced acquisition that’s almost certainly an option exercise — we say which, and say when we genuinely can’t tell.
Not just an average price target — the full spread from Strong Buy to Sell, and how many analysts sit in each camp.
Enter your holdings — up to six separate portfolios — and StockDash charts them against the S&P 500 and TSX 60, then flags what’s actually driving your risk and return: concentration, sector tilt, dividend income. Every insight traces back to a number in your own table.
Actual screens, live market data, no mockups — the watchlist, the scorecard, the DCF sliders, dark pool activity, the Portfolio Tracker, Canadian markets, and the new Crypto Gauge.
Members who join at this price keep it for as long as they stay subscribed. Once the limited-time window closes, new members pay regular price. Canadian research subscriptions run $160 to $300 a year, and none of them include TMX dark-pool data.
Billed annually. Cancel anytime — the limited-time price applies only while you stay subscribed without a lapse.
Built by retail investors, for retail investors — no institutional desk, no fund behind it.
StockDash didn’t start as a dashboard. It started with a narrower, harder question: could a script actually make a good trading decision on its own?
That question turned into a long stretch of research and iteration — learning the indicators and strategies real trading systems are built on, writing signal logic, testing it, and rewriting it when it wasn’t good enough. Some of it worked. Several bots eventually ran reliably enough to trust with real trades, moved off a laptop that had to stay awake, and onto infrastructure that runs them continuously.
Running bots against real markets teaches you something a backtest can’t: how much a single, honestly-labeled number matters, and how often a dashboard hides more than it shows. Every bot needed the same underlying research — was this company actually healthy, was the market pricing it fairly, was something happening under the surface a plain price chart wouldn’t show.
StockDash is that research layer, built for a person instead of a bot — the same instinct, aimed at helping you look at a stock properly before you decide anything.
StockDash shows data and models — it doesn’t tell you what to do with them. Nothing on this page is investment, legal, or tax advice, and nobody involved in building it is a licensed financial advisor.
Quotes, fundamentals, and dark pool data come from Yahoo Finance and FINRA and can be delayed, incomplete, or wrong — always verify before acting on anything here. The Scorecard and DCF calculator are simplified models built on assumptions you can see and adjust; they’re estimates, not predictions, and a small change in an assumption can move the answer a lot. Past performance of a bot, a stock, or a strategy never guarantees future results.
Do your own research, and talk to a licensed professional before making a financial decision. Use StockDash to look closer — not as the final word.