Ask anything — a stock, the market, a trade you're weighing — and get an answer grounded in live prices, current news, your watchlist and your own trade history. It inherits the Chart Analyzer's verdict and never contradicts it.
My read: NVDA is −2.1% on profit-taking after the Blackwell headline, not a break in trend — it's holding the 20-day.
Your book: it's 18% of your portfolio, so today's move is noise for your horizon. Thesis intact unless it loses 118.
The AI Coach isn't a generic chatbot bolted onto a ticker. It carries your context into every reply — what you hold, what you're watching, how you've actually traded — and checks live quotes when it reasons about a name. When you come from a chart analysis, it already knows the verdict and explains it rather than starting from scratch.
In the box
"Why is NVDA moving?" "Is my portfolio over-concentrated?" "What's the risk in this setup?" — no prompt engineering.
Live quotes, news, your positions and your Investor DNA are assembled into the answer automatically.
A specific, sourced answer with the reasoning shown — and a verdict that matches the rest of the app.
Because it knows your book, the advice is about your positions and your risk — not a generic explainer.
The Coach never says buy while the analyzer says wait — verdicts are anchored so the app never contradicts itself.
It surfaces what changed since last time, so every session builds on the last instead of resetting.
Where do the prices come from?
The Coach pulls live quotes from market-data providers when it checks a name, and timestamps the figures inline in its reply.
Does it remember my conversations?
Yes — conversations are saved per account so you can pick up where you left off, and it recalls key changes since your last visit.
Can it see my trades?
Only the ones you log or import. It uses them to personalise coaching; nothing is ever shared with anyone else.
Every feature works together — one intelligence behind every decision.