QuantApe Markets

Browse stock screens by category — momentum, technical signals, fundamentals, earnings events, social sentiment, themes, curated baskets, investment theses — with display names, descriptions, member counts, and the per-tool pricing/allowance for the metered tools below. Always free. Start here to find a screen id.

Metadata for one stock screen (smart list): display name, short description, icon, category ids and parent screen. Always free.

Symbols currently in a stock screen — e.g. today's earnings, golden-cross buy signals, AI beneficiaries (paged, max 200 per call). Descriptive, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.01 per call via x402 (USDC).

QuantApe's own per-symbol analytics for a stock screen — last earnings reaction and the drift since it, next earnings date with how much of that report is already priced in (expectations score) and the options-implied move, and recent technical signals (paged, max 200 per call). It returns no live quotes, market cap or valuation ratios; use a quote API for those. Descriptive, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.05 per call via x402 (USDC).

The same per-symbol analytics as get_smart_list_metrics (earnings reaction and drift, expectations score, implied move, technical signals), plus the latest headlines, for your own watchlist — the tool behind "What's going on with my watchlist today?". Requires your session token (Authorization: Bearer). Descriptive, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.05 per call via x402 (USDC).

Today's market conditions: the daily overview narrative, the fear & greed index and per-sector scores, sector rotation and market-cycle phase, and categorized market news. Pick sections to keep the answer small. Pairs with get_my_watchlist for "how is my watchlist doing against the market?". Descriptive, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.02 per call via x402 (USDC).

Everything QuantApe derives about ONE stock that a quote API can't tell you — the tool behind "what do you know about NVDA?": last earnings reaction and the drift since, how much of the next report is already priced in (expectations score) and the options-implied move, what the latest earnings call said about guidance, recent technical signals, why it moved today if it was a notable mover, its sector's fear & greed score and rotation quadrant, and which stock screens hold it with how those screens are doing. Each section carries its own as_of. It returns no live quotes, market cap or valuation ratios; use a quote API for those. Pick sections to keep the answer small; inside_sentiment (how the business reads from the inside) is opt-in. Descriptive, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.10 per call via x402 (USDC).

Which symbols entered or left a stock screen since its last recorded baseline (which can span several rebuilds) — e.g. new golden crosses, or names that dropped out of the momentum leaders. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.02 per call via x402 (USDC).

Every stock screen a given ticker is currently in — its momentum, technical-signal, earnings, theme and thesis memberships, in one call. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.01 per call via x402 (USDC).

The stocks that move most with a given ticker, ranked by strength, each with its cluster (a stable id and a label naming its biggest members) — peers, co-movers and offsetting names. Residual correlation is how much two stocks move together after the market and sector effects are removed from each, so it shows peers and true co-movement rather than shared market beta. type=lead_lag instead lists directed lagged relationships (one stock's move followed by another's a few sessions later; direction is from the symbol's point of view), which are weak and largely noise out of sample. Share classes are one company (GOOG is answered as GOOGL). Everything returned is descriptive statistics of past returns, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.01 per call via x402 (USDC).

A diversification read on a list of holdings: how concentrated they are across clusters of co-moving stocks (shares, Herfindahl index), the portfolio's residual volatility, which names most and least move with the portfolio as a whole, and which clusters are least correlated to it — per volatility regime (high-vol is the conservative one, since correlations rise when volatility does). Residual correlation is how much two stocks move together after the market and sector effects are removed from each, so it shows peers and true co-movement rather than shared market beta. `diversifiers` are the names with the lowest correlation to the portfolio, not recommendations to buy them. hedge=true marks TLT, GLD and UUP, market ballast rather than residual offsets. Holdings are tickers (equal weight) or {symbol, weight} objects; share classes collapse to one company; tickers outside the graph universe are listed under unknown. Everything returned is descriptive statistics of past returns, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.05 per call via x402 (USDC).

What happened recently to a ticker's peers: the cluster's move over the last 5 or 20 days (raw, market and residual), plus the news, earnings reactions, earnings-call guidance, price-mover explanations and themes that name its members. Give a symbol (its cluster; share classes are one company) or a cluster_id from graph_neighbors. Mega-caps and other names without a tight cluster get their closest residual-correlation peers instead (peers.kind = 'neighbors'). Peers are the ticker's residual-correlation cluster: stocks that move together once the market is removed. move is the cluster's equal-weight average in percent over the last 5 or 20 sessions: raw_* is the plain price move, market_* is SPY's, and residual_* is the move left after removing the market (the cluster-specific part); move.members has each member's own figures. Every news, earnings, transcript, mover and theme item cites a member symbol and a date. The optional digest (include_digest) is an LLM summary constrained to the cluster's members, each bullet citing members and a date; it may add latency, not cost. With mode 'peers' (symbol input only) the peers are instead the stocks whose residual moves track the ticker most closely (positive residual correlation over the past year, listed in peers.corr, with the ticker's leaf cluster as peers.theme): move is then the peers-only mean, move.symbol the ticker's own move and move.divergence_5d / _20d the ticker minus its peers, in percentage points. All of it is descriptive, not a recommendation. Free within your daily allowance (anonymous 5/day by IP, signed-in users 10/day, power users 50/day); beyond that $0.03 per call via x402 (USDC), with or without the digest.