Coverage
US
Focused English product line for US equities, ETFs, and index-linked setups.
VKQUANT.AI US Stock Signals
A rules-driven signal terminal for US stocks and indices. Scan cleaner setups, review historical signal behavior, and move from watchlist to execution with a faster daily workflow.
Built for active traders who want signal quality, historical context, and a paid workflow that feels more disciplined than social-media trade ideas.
US Stocks + Indices
Backtested Signal Review
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Signal Style
Rules
Momentum, reversal, breakout, and quality-ranked scan outputs.
Workflow
Daily
Built for pre-market review, intraday filtering, and end-of-day follow-up.
Launch Mode
Beta
Landing page and waitlist first. Paid checkout activates after Creem approval.
Signal Preview
What paying traders should see
The first version should sell clarity: ranked setups, signal timestamps, prior signal behavior, and a quick
read on whether a name belongs on today's watchlist.
1
+18.4% after signal
NVDA
Momentum continuation setup
2
+12.7% after signal
META
Trend re-entry setup
3
+9.3% after signal
QQQ
Index leadership rotation
Workflow
How the product should fit a trading day
The point is not to throw random tickers at users. The product needs to reduce noise and move them through a
repeatable decision sequence.
Step 01
Scan
Open ranked setups across US stocks and indices instead of browsing social feeds for ideas.
Step 02
Validate
Check prior signal behavior, signal time, holding frame, and setup quality before acting.
Step 03
Execute
Turn the shortlist into a watchlist, alert list, or execution plan for the current session.
Fit
Who this product should qualify in or filter out
Better filtering usually improves paid conversion. The page should attract traders who want process and quietly repel users who only want hype.
Good fit
- Active US equity or ETF traders who want ranked setups instead of random social-media ideas.
- Users who care about signal timing, historical behavior, and repeatable watchlist building.
- Traders willing to pay for a cleaner workflow before the open and after the close.
Not for
- Users looking for guaranteed returns, copy-trading promises, or one-click alerts without judgment.
- Investors who only want long-form macro commentary and do not act on shortlists or signals.
- People who expect a Discord-style chat room instead of a rules-driven screening product.
Pricing
Start with one paid path
First launch should keep pricing simple. One free taste, one paid trader plan, and an early-access path while checkout is being connected.
Free Preview
$0 / forever
Public landing page with limited sample setups and delayed performance snapshots.
- Public sample signals
- Limited signal history
- No watchlist tools
Trader
$29 / month target
Core paid tier for signal access, ranked watchlists, and faster daily screening.
- Daily signal ranking
- Historical signal review
- Watchlist and setup workflow
- Early alerts once checkout is live
Early Access
Waitlist / beta
Creem onboarding is still pending. Early users should join the waitlist first.
- Priority beta access
- Founding-user pricing notice
- First access to paid checkout
Temporary launch note: checkout activates after payment onboarding is approved.
Waitlist
Collect early access before checkout goes live
This is the minimum launch loop: publish the English page, collect qualified emails, and turn on Creem later without rebuilding the funnel.
Founding users should understand exactly what they are joining: a US signal workflow, not a vague trading community.
Priority email when paid checkout opens.
First access to the beta dashboard, ranked setups, and watchlist workflow.
Founding-user pricing notice before the public plan goes live.
FAQ
What the first version should answer clearly
Is this live already?
The product story and signal framework can go live now. Paid checkout should flip on after Creem access is approved.
Why US-only for the English site?
English users should not be forced to parse A-share, Hong Kong, or Shenzhen narratives. US-first is cleaner and easier to sell.
What should the Korean server do later?
Webhook handling, subscriber state, email delivery, paid API endpoints, and any private dashboards for English users.