Reads the market continuously, not on your command.
The agent scans macro, sector, supply chain, and filings on a cadence it sets for itself — every few minutes during opens, hourly overnight. You don't ask. You get a morning brief.
Crestant reads the market around the clock, writes theses you can audit, proposes trades with invalidation rules, and reflects after every win and loss — so the advisor you have next year is sharper than the one you have today.
Most investing tools stop at data. Crestant treats data as input to a reasoning loop: read, reason, propose, reflect — the same loop a good human PM runs, except it runs while you sleep and remembers everything.
The agent scans macro, sector, supply chain, and filings on a cadence it sets for itself — every few minutes during opens, hourly overnight. You don't ask. You get a morning brief.
Every potential trade starts as a short written thesis: the observation, the supporting pillars, the time horizon, and explicit invalidation criteria. No thesis, no trade.
Trades arrive as proposals — sized, justified, with the counter-argument written next to the argument. You approve, redline, or refuse. Nothing executes silently.
After every position closes — winner or loser — it writes a reflection. Patterns compound: what it got right, where it was early, when your judgment improved its own.
Order execution stays off until you enable it. Even then, every trade needs your approval unless you explicitly delegate.
Your investment style sets hard limits on position size, sleeve allocation, and drawdown. The agent can't override them. Only you can.
Every thought, citation, and reasoning step is logged. Click any trade to see exactly what the agent was reading when it decided.
No position enters without written invalidation criteria. The agent exits on rule, not on feeling.
Your trade history trains your agent only. It never informs another user's model.
After losses, the agent enters a reflective pause before proposing similar trades. No revenge trading.
We publish each style's paper-traded performance, including the bad months. Losers are annotated with the reflection entry that followed.
Read the methodology →Start in paper-trade mode. Approve a few trades. Decide together when to go live. No lock-in, no minimums.