"No Limits" because during your trial period you’ll have access to every proprietary analytics tool - and all of their proprietary trade metrics that you’ll have as a paid subscriber.

Especially tomorrow’s trade signals today - for all 11,000 stocks that trade daily on the main U.S. exchanges.

Simply Great Results: May - Up +18.86%
Jan - May: Up +54.84%

Freedom's trade signals are also incredibly profitable. Our model portfolio's total results for the first five months of 2025 produced:

• A total portfolio gain of +54.84% between January & May
• A best monthly gain of +18.86% in April
• A best monthly single stock gain of +22.73% in April
• A worst monthly single stock loss of -4.50% in March

11,000 U.S. Stocks - 1 Button

Experience the power of Freedom's professional trading tools and analytics and analyze any stock that trades daily on the NYSE or NASDAQ stock exchanges.

With the click of a single button. In fact, it’s the only thing you can do — because it's the only button on the screen:

The StockAnalyzer's "Analyze" button –
The only button on your screen

Five Easy Pieces of Information

Every time you open Freedom you start on the main "StockAnalyzer" page.

At the top of the page you'll see the "User Inputs" box. Inside it are five simple user input fields — the only details you'll ever need to enter on the main "StockAnalyzer" page to analyze any stock:

The StockAnalyzer "User Inputs" box –
Five fields to fill in - One button to press

And the five easy pieces of required information you need to enter are really simple:

• The “Stock Ticker” of the stock you want to analyze
• The “Start Date” you want to begin your analysis on
• The “End Date” you want to end your analysis on
• The “Investment Amount” you're comfortable trading with
• The “Cost Amount” if your trades are commision-free - just enter $0

After you've completed filling in the "User Inputs" fields, all that's left to do is press that big, blue “Analyze” button - the only button on the screen.

And the summary results from pairing the stock you picked with all 16 Freedom algorithms will be displayed almost immediately - in the "All Algorithms Summary" box - right beneath the "User Inputs box you just finished reviewing.

Your Stock + 16 Algorithms = 16 Freedom Models

The "All Algorithms Summary" box displays all of the proprietary, first-level analytic results created by combining your stock with Freedom's 16 proprietary trading algorithms to create your stock's 16 proprietary Freedom trading models.

And all its proprietary data is delivered to you in just seconds - as soon as you press that "Analyze" button:

The StockAnalyzer's "All Algorithms Summary" box –
Your stock paired with 16 Freedom algorithms

It contains proprietary - but very simple - first-level metrics that display a summary of how well all 16 Freedom trading models with your stock performed when pairing each proprietary Freedom trading algorithm with the specific stock you picked, including:

• How many of your stock's 16 models have trade signals for tomorrow that are Long, Short, or Out tomorrow (in our example above: Long = 3, Short = 4, and Out=9)?
• How many of it's 16 models have been profitable or unprofitable during your analysis period (in our example: Profitable = 10, Unprofitable = 6)?
• What is your stock's "Buy & Hold P/L $" value - or how much would you have gained or lost if you just made the model's first trade - buying the same "# of Shares" with the same "$ Amount" of money on your same "Start Date" and then you didn't make another trade - you just held your initial trade position right through to your "End" date (in our example: a gain of +$460 or +4.6%)?

The obvious first question you'd want an answer to is "How many of my stock's models made money?" In our example above, 10 algorithms made money while 6 algorithms lost money. So in this example, since the majority of models made money we decided to continue analyzing our stock and digging deeper into it's proprietary trade details.

But with a question like how many models were profitable, only you can decide how many models is "enough" for you to continue analyzing that first stock you picked? And should you dig deeper into its proprietary trading results to discover your stock's "best" model and get its "best" model's trade signal for tomorrow.

And with each stock you analyze you'll follow the exact same analysis process. And each time you'll need to decide:

Have you found your stock's "best" model

Or, do you need to dig more into its other models as well to make your decision?

Or, do you need to pick a different stock altogether and find its "best" model?

Or, do you need to compare your "best" Stock A and "best" Stock B models to find the "best of the best"?

Or, would you want to see more choices to find your "best" trading opportunity and you'd want to look at Stock C & Stock D?

But then, when you do find what you think is your stock's "best" model, and your best trading opportunity for tomorrow, it couldn't be simpler to move on to the next step in your analysis.

Because Freedom's second-level metrics are already right there on your your screen - in the "All Models Summary" table - right beneath the "All Algorithms Summary" box that you just began your analysis with:

The StockAnalyzer "All Models Summary" table -
Detailed trade summary of all 16 trading models based on your stock

The StockAnalyzer "All Models Summary" table displays all the level-2 trade details and metrics for each one of your stock's 16 models - including each model's $ and % trade P/L, # of trades, trade dates, and trade prices - and most imporantly- it's trade signal for tomorrow.

So your new job now is pretty much the same as your old job: find "the best" model again - or move onto a different stock - and find its best model.

And your new job now is pretty much the same as your old job: find "the best" model - or move on to a different stock - to find that best model.

Freedom really is this simple

Proprietary Trading Models

Right beneath the "All Algorithms Summary" box is the "All Models Summary" table.

Which displays a more detailed, more specific summary of all 16 of your stock's resulting trading model results when paired with Freedom's 16 trading algorithms.

Its table displays 16 rows of results - 1 row for each model - and includes all the second-level trade results and details for each model.

The StockAnalyzer's "All Models Trade Summary" table -
All 16 Freedom models and their Level-2 metrics

A trading model is simply Freedom's unique name or label - used to easily identify the 16 different sets of "model results" created by combining your stock's ticker symbol with each one of Freedom's 16 proprietary trading algorithms.

Which means you'll always see 16 different trading models for every stock you pick - with simple names like in our example below, COIN-1, COIN-2, COIN-3, up to COIN-14, COIN-15, and COIN-16

Once you find a model who's summary results you really like, click anywhere in its row of data and it will launch the "Chosen Model Trade Details" table - right beneath the "All Models Summary" table:

The StockAnalyzer's "Chosen Model Trade Details" table -
The one model you chose and it's Level-3 metrics

• The chosen model table displays just that model's third-level, very detailed trade results and metrics
• Its specific metrics display results and trade data that detail how often and how profitably you could have traded your stock in your analysis period
• Its details are based on the amount of money you entered in the "Investment" amount field at the beginning of your analysis period in the "User Inputs" box

Proprietary Trade Signals

The "Chosen Model Trade Details" table displays each model's next day trade signal, but is also filled with a wider and deeper collection of data and metrics - now broken down trade-by-trade. It's customized trade results and metrics include the following:

The StockAnalyzer's "Chosen Model Trade Details" table -
Dispaying trade entry & exit dates, prices, P/L, and trade signal for tomorrow

• Realistic "P/L $" values - beginning with your original "Investment" amount in its first trade
• The "# of Days" in each trade
• The "Entry" and "Exit" dates of each trade
• The "Entry" and "Exit" prices for each trade
• The "# of Shares" traded in each trade
• Your model's "Total P/L" return after reinvesting its "Net Trade Available" balance from one trade in your next one

Just above the "Chosen Model Trade Details" table, you'll see the "Chosen Model Trade Signal" bar - with all your next day trade signal details - in an impossible to miss, brightly colored signal bar stretching across your entire screen:

The StockAnalyzer's "Chosen Model Next Day Trade Signal" bar -
Your chosen models stock symbol algo #, and next day trade signal & date

The next day trade signal bar contains:

• Your stock’s ticker symbol
• The Freedom model number you chose to analyze with your stock
• Your model's latest trade signal
• And the exact trade date for your model's next trade

It couldn't be cleaer - and it couldn't be simpler.

Analyzing Your Stocks - The Same Way Every Time

To summarize, after you've picked your stock and chosen your model, below are the analytical steps that you've accomplished so far:

• With a single click of the "Analyze" button you checked all of your stock's first-level trade metrics in the "All Algorithms Summary" table
• Cursoring down a little you've see your stock's "All Models Summary" table - displaying all 16 of your stock's Freedom's models' more detailed, second level trade metrics
• You've clicked on a single "chosen model" row in the "All Models Summary" table and launched the "Chosen Model Trade Details" table and the the "Chosen Model Next Trade Signal" bar
This displayed your chosen model's third-level metrics: and you've reviewed its trade details, trade results, trade-by-trade metrics - and most importantly - its trade signal for tomorrow

Once you feel you've identified "the best model" for your stock, you've reviewed your model's most important trade metrics:

• You've compared all 16 proprietary trading models results for the stock you picked in the analysis period you selected
• You've chosen one specific model for your stock that you want to analyze further
• You've seen how well your chosen model's trading patterns and trade results performed during your analysis period
• You've estimated what your model's trade behaviour and future profit potential could be
• And you've identified and understood your stock and model's specific risk metrics during your analysis period

Following this 5-minute step-by-step process to analyze any stock and model will let you quickly "choose or refuse" which stocks and models to dig deeper into.

Then, armed with all your proprietary knowledge for whichever stocks and models you want, and with your chosen model's next day trade signal for tomorrow in hand by 8:00 PM EST the evening before you need to make your trade, next, you just need to place your thoroughly analyzed trade with your broker to be filled at the open of the next trading day - any time before the markets reopen.

Which means completing any stock or model's analysis is only a few clicks and a few minutes away.

Really – Freedom really is this simple.