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How to use Quant Intel
Quant Intel puts the news that moves prices, the prices themselves, and an AI read on both onto one screen. Nothing here is a demo feed — every number and headline is pulled live. This page walks through each panel and the workflow they add up to.
01The layout
Four columns, each scrolling on its own, so you never lose your place in one while reading another.
Sections, your account, and the links out. Click News to come back to the home screen at any time.
The live headline feed, newest first, across stocks, tech, finance and crypto.
The price chart for guests; once you log in this is also where your desk and the PLUS tools live.
Live crypto quotes with a change window you can switch between 1h, 24h and 7d.
02Reading the news feed
Headlines come from Yahoo Finance's public feeds, refresh every three minutes on their own, and are sorted strictly newest first. Anything older than a week is dropped, so the column is always a picture of the current week rather than an archive.
- ·Show All filters the column by category — Stocks, Tech, Finance or Crypto. The tag on each headline tells you which bucket it landed in.
- ·The Search box on the right filters as you type, matching the headline, the publisher and any related tickers.
- ·Each row shows how old the story is, the headline itself, the publisher it came from, and the tickers it mentions. Clicking a headline opens the original article in a new tab.
- ·Clicking Top News forces an immediate refresh if you don't want to wait for the next automatic one.
03The chart
The center panel is a full TradingView chart wired to Binance spot data. Use the interval row — 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d — to switch timeframe, and the chart's own toolbar for drawing tools and indicators.
04Live prices
The right-hand rail is Binance public market data, refreshed every twenty seconds. The 1h / 24h / 7d switch at the top changes the window the percentage is measured over — the price itself is always the latest trade. Hovering a row shows you which trading pair it is quoting.
05PLUS · Auto Analysis
Log in and the center column becomes your desk. Below the chart sits the Auto Analysis panel. Press Run Analysis and the terminal sends the headlines currently in your news feed to the model and asks it to judge the tape. You get back four things:
A fear-and-greed reading. 0 is extreme fear, 50 is neutral, 100 is extreme greed. The bar is red below 40 and green above 60.
Whether the news flow points one clear direction, or is mixed and offsetting. The percentage next to it is the model's confidence.
Bullish, bearish or neutral — and the matching approach: follow the move in a trend, fade the extremes in a range.
A short read on the tape, plus the specific headlines the judgement rests on, so you can check the reasoning yourself.
The footer of the panel tells you how many headlines the call was based on and when it ran. Press Re-run to force a genuinely fresh call against the latest headlines — useful after a burst of news.
The model only sees the headlines the terminal fetched. It has no view of order flow or your positions, and its output is a reading of the news, not investment advice.
06Your account
Sign Up takes an email and a password of at least eight characters. Logging in swaps the center column for your desk and unlocks the PLUS tools; the news feed and price rail keep running either way, so signing in never costs you your scroll position.
07A typical session
Scan the news column for what changed since you last looked. Glance at the right rail to see whether prices agree. Run Auto Analysis to get the sentiment reading and the regime call. Then use the chart to time the idea. Four panels, one loop — that is the whole terminal.