You've done the courses. The rooms. The guru who throws money at a trade and tells you it'll "break over three." None of them could show their work. Forensics.us applies digital-forensic methodology to the U.S. market — every signal derived from raw evidence, hashed, timestamped, and examinable.
In a forensic examination you begin with raw data — preserve it, hash it, and let the evidence drive the verdict. Most retail trading works backwards: a personality picks a ticker they like, then assembles arguments for the call. We reverse it. The pipeline ingests short interest, dark-pool flow, options skew, regulatory filings, regime context, liquidity microstructure — and the verdict emerges from the evidence, not the other way around.
Every signal begins with raw market data — short volume, filings, options chains, microstructure prints — collected before any opinion enters the loop. Not someone's screenshot.
Every artifact carries an MD5 and SHA-256 hash with a custody timestamp. Tampering is detectable. Rewriting history is impossible. We are one of the first to document the market this way.
Every verdict shows its work — which evidence drove which conclusion. Not "trust me." A transparent path from data to finding, exposed for examination.
The methodology runs five scheduled times every market day, same rules, no favorites. The process is the product.
Anything that can be examined can be challenged. Anything that can be challenged must be defensible.— the forensic precept
A clinical comparison of how each category of retail trading intelligence handles the dimensions that matter. These aren't failures of any one newsletter or personality — they're constraints of the format itself.
Is it even US-tradable? What's the float? The short interest? Is it halted right now? Most platforms make you open five tabs to find out — if they surface it at all. Forensics.us runs every forensic check automatically, behind the scenes, the instant you pull a ticker, and flags it right up front. A halt badge the second a stock halts. US-domicile verified against SEC EDGAR before you risk a dollar. Nobody hands you that.
That's the difference between reading the evidence and chasing a tip — the whole file, the instant you look, so you never trade a name you haven't examined.
RangeFinder is the engine behind every call. It sweeps the whole U.S. market — before the open and live through the session — surfaces the significant movers, and grades each one the moment it moves: still worth trading, or already gone? It works across three domains, and you choose your focus for the day. The forensic discipline never changes — only the lens.
Low-priced movers, tradable minutes after the open — before the chase. The Power of 3™: three green bars mean go.
The same discipline, applied to swing setups that build over days and weeks.
Breakouts across the entire U.S. market — large caps included, not just the low-priced names.
Flip the board to the way you trade that day — scalp, swing, or the whole universe. Buy once at $39.95, and all three surfaces are yours.

And every name RangeFinder surfaces opens a case file — flagged before the bell, with its live status, its directional ruling, and every forensic flag the instant it applies:
Type a symbol and the full forensic read comes back on demand — the directional ruling, the catalyst, and the badges the instant they apply: US company, low float, halted, Reg SHO, short interest. Current, live, behind the scenes.
Two, three, four years in. You've bounced room to room, course to course, and nothing gave you traction because nothing was defensible. Forensic methodology rewards discipline. Honesty about fit is part of the discipline.
You want to see the work behind a call before committing capital. A defensible "no" beats a confident "yes."
You measure by process integrity, not just dollars. You want to know why a winner worked — so you can repeat it.
You bring institutional discipline to a retail account. You want intelligence that respects your judgment, not pushed alerts.
You already read supply, demand, and regime. You want a force multiplier on the analysis you can already do.
Start free — no card. The deeper you go, the more of the file you can examine.