Most financial tools profit when you trade more or move too quickly. We don't take a cut either way. We're active retail investors who happen to be experienced software and product builders, and we built NxJumps for people like us, not for professional traders.
Every day the market produces more information than anyone can read: earnings, macroeconomic news releases, analyst notes, a hundred hot takes on the same three stocks, scattered across a dozen apps and feeds. By the time you have sorted the signal from the noise, the moment that mattered has already passed.
The tools built to help make it worse. Candlestick patterns, RSI, moving averages, options flow: each one adds another thing to interpret, and all of them assume you already speak the language. Some of us learned it around day jobs. The rest of us never got that far. Either way, we hit the same wall. No time to work out what mattered, what didn’t, and what any of it meant for the few stocks we actually own.
NxJumps reads the market, the news and your portfolio together. It ranks what actually moved, names the holdings it impacted, and surfaces what you missed: how similar companies are reacting to the same news, and what next week's inflation print has historically meant for stocks like yours. Plain English, no charts to decode.
The gap was never intelligence or effort. It was who the information was written for. Write it for the person who owns five stocks, not the person who trades for a living, and the gap closes.
Right now it's backwards. Buying takes one tap. Understanding why a stock moved takes an hour and a dozen tabs. We built NxJumps to flip that with the goal of helping retail investors like you and us make better decisions with our money.
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Licensed Representative, SFC
