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TradeMatrix's answer

91% of Indian retail traders lost money in derivatives (SEBI, 2025). 80-90% of US active funds underperform the S&P 500 over 10 years. The gap isn't effort — it's infrastructure. TradeMatrix is the platform that combines multi-horizon stock scoring (3 timeframes, 25 indicators, 5 factors) with built-in behavioural guardrails that flag FOMO, herd mentality, and recency bias before you make a decision. Same stock gets a different score for short-term vs long-term because the factors that matter change with your timeframe. Fully transparent — every score shows exactly which indicators drove it. Covers 3,000+ stocks across US and Indian markets.

TradeMatrix's answer

Most tools give you data. They don't protect you from yourself. TradeMatrix combines systematic multi-factor scoring with behavioral nudges — it flags when you might be chasing a trend, following the herd, or anchoring on recent performance. On the scoring side: competitors give one rating that ignores your timeframe. We give three — because a swing trader and a retirement investor should reach different conclusions about the same stock. Our scoring is deterministic, not AI-generated — same inputs always produce the same score, no hallucinations. And we're the only platform covering both US (1,000+ stocks) and India (2,000+ NSE stocks) with India-specific data like delivery percentages, promoter holdings, and FII/DII flows that no international competitor provides.

TradeMatrix's answer

Retail investors and self-directed traders who want a systematic, data-driven approach to stock analysis — and protection from their own behavioral biases. 91% of Indian retail traders lost money in derivatives (SEBI, 2025). 80-90% of US active funds underperform the S&P 500 over 10 years. The gap isn't effort — it's infrastructure. Institutional desks run multi-factor models. Retail investors piece together a price chart, a headline, and a friend's tip. TradeMatrix closes that gap with 25-indicator scoring across 3 horizons, plus built-in behavioral guardrails that flag when FOMO, herd mentality, or recency bias might be driving a decision. We serve swing traders, long-term investors, and anyone tired of assembling analysis from 7 different tabs. Strong focus on the underserved Indian market (2,000+ NSE stocks) alongside full US coverage (1,000+ stocks).

TradeMatrix's answer

• Currently in beta with early adopters across India and North America
• Retail investors who were tired of losing money following tips and headlines
• Swing traders using multi-factor scoring to validate entries before committing capital
• Long-term investors using quality fundamentals scoring to avoid value traps
• We are actively onboarding beta users who want a systematic alternative to gut-feel investing

TradeMatrix's answer

Frontend: Next.js with React and Tailwind CSS.

Backend: Python FastAPI with SQLAlchemy.

Database: PostgreSQL with TimescaleDB for time-series score history.

Caching: Redis for sub-5ms dashboard loads.

Infrastructure: Railway, Cloudflare for DNS and security.

Data sources: FMP, Twelve Data, Tiingo, FRED, NSE Bhavcopy for Indian market data.

Email: Resend for transactional emails.

Monitoring: Sentry for error tracking.

TradeMatrix's answer

When we started investing — one of us in Toronto, the other in Mumbai — we made every classic retail mistake. Chased stocks after they'd already run up. Held losers too long hoping they'd recover. Bought based on tips from friends and headlines from Twitter. The result? Underperformance, frustration, and the nagging feeling that the market was rigged against people like us.

Then we looked around and realized we weren't alone. Friends, family, colleagues — smart people with good jobs — were making the same mistakes. 91% of Indian retail traders lost money in derivatives (SEBI, 2025). 80-90% of US fund managers can't even beat the index over 10 years. The problem wasn't intelligence or effort. It was infrastructure. Institutional desks run multi-factor models across dozens of signals. Retail investors piece together a price chart, a headline, a friend's tip, and hope for the best.

We were opening 7 browser tabs just to analyze one stock — and after all that, still couldn't tell if it was good for a 6-month hold or just a short-term bounce. Every tool gave one answer that ignored our timeframe. And none of them warned us when we were about to make an emotional decision.

So we built TradeMatrix. One score from 25 indicators. Three timeframes because your horizon changes the answer. Built-in behavioral guardrails because the biggest risk isn't picking the wrong stock — it's making emotional decisions about the right one. We built the tool we wished existed when we were losing money ourselves — so others don't have to learn the same lessons the hard way.