Bloomberg-class TSX analysis for every Canadian retail investor. Institutional signals, plain language. Free during beta.
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Every signal Fintrics fires is tracked publicly from the moment it fires. No cherry-picking. No hiding losses. The full record goes live June 17.
Built specifically for the TSX. Not a US product ported north.
Most financial platforms hide their losses. Fintrics publishes everything — signal type, market regime, confidence band, and outcome. Sorted by what the system gets right and where it's weakest. Calibrated probabilities, never hype.
When a signal fires at 70–80% confidence, we show you exactly what happened historically at that band — in trending markets, sideways markets, and high-volatility. That's the only honest way to present confidence.
The difference matters legally, ethically, and practically.
Technical, fundamental, sentiment, macro, Minervini momentum, Weinstein stage, earnings quality, pattern detection, and four more. Each outputs a structured score with direction and reasoning. No single module controls the outcome.
Every 15 minutes during TSX hours, Fintrics classifies the market as Trending, Sideways, or High Volatility. Module weights shift by regime — momentum modules weigh less in choppy markets, macro modules weigh more in risk-off conditions.
Entry at market open, realistic slippage, stop at −8%, target at +15%. Outcomes tracked at 5, 10, 20, and 30 days. This is the track record. Not a backtest. Live, forward, from the day Fintrics fires it.
"Strong signal — historically correct 68% of the time in trending markets." That's how Fintrics presents confidence. Not a percentage that sounds like a probability of winning. A statement grounded in audited outcomes.
In choppy, sideways markets with no high-quality signals, Fintrics displays: "Current regime: Sideways. No high-quality signals active. Waiting for clearer conditions is a valid decision." A system that sometimes says nothing is more trustworthy than one that always has something to sell.
No. Fintrics provides analysis and decision support, not investment advice. Every signal screen includes a clear disclaimer. The system tells you what it sees, not what to do. Position sizing, risk tolerance, and actual trading decisions are always yours. Fintrics is a tool, not an advisor.
Beta access is free. After launch, Fintrics will offer a Basic tier at $9/month and a Pro tier at $39/month (or $390/year). The Canadian Market Pulse daily report at fintrics.app/pulse will always be free, no account required.
Beta starts after 60 days of live shadow trading — currently tracking towards June 17, 2026. The first 10 alpha users will be selected from the waitlist before that. If you join the waitlist, you'll be contacted directly before any public announcement.
Because most financial tools built for "retail investors" are built for American retail investors. TSX and TSX-V coverage, TFSA and RRSP optimization, Bank of Canada macro signals, Canadian sector intelligence — none of that gets the depth it deserves when it's a footnote in a US product. Fintrics is built for Canada first, deeply.
TipRanks aggregates analyst ratings. Stockhouse is community-driven commentary. Fintrics generates its own multi-factor composite analysis — 12 independent modules, live data, calibrated confidence scores, and a permanent public track record of every signal. The difference is that Fintrics shows you how well its own analysis performs, regime by regime. No other Canadian retail platform does that.
Join the waitlist. First 10 alpha users are selected personally before any public announcement.
Canadian investors only · Free during beta