How Tenet works
Every serious research desk works to a repeatable loop — form a thesis, test it, review whether it held. Tenet compresses that loop from months into a week, and holds you to it.
Search any stock, ETF, or crypto — or pick from the daily Discover feed of screener-driven ideas.
The Discover feed is generated every weekday from the day's biggest movers, filtered for setups worth a look and framed by a one-sentence grounded thesis. Search works on ~10,000 listed U.S. equities and ETFs, plus the major crypto pairs. Mutual funds are treated as a longer-horizon holding — no intraday range, no day-trade framing.
A personalized, two-sided breakdown — thesis, bull, bear, macro forces, technicals, and a plain-English glossary.
We pull a verified fact sheet — price, key levels, filings-derived fundamentals, real news — and hand it to the model, which reasons only over that sheet. Every claim is grounded in something you can point to. The tone adapts to your experience level: more glossary for beginners, tighter and more technical for advanced users.
Place a pre-sized paper order against real market prices. Realistic fills, no money at risk, always labeled practice.
Position sizing is deterministic — computed from your buying power, risk tolerance, and the model's confidence, by our code (not the model). The AI supplies the conviction; the dollar amount is math. Trades are executed against live prices with realistic fill logic, so what you see is what a real broker would give you.
Every saved thesis returns for review. See which bull and bear points held — and why — not just what the P&L did.
The retrospective produces one entry per original bull and bear point. Each is marked ✓ or ✗ against what actually happened, grounded in the same verified data. A verdict is issued — 'held', 'partially held', 'reversed' — separate from whether the trade made money. A losing trade with sound reasoning is a fine outcome to note. So is a winning trade with lucky reasoning.
Original thesis · Apr 2026
Retrospective · Aug 2026
Retrospectives
Every thesis you save comes back for review. Did each bull point hold? Did the bears materialize? An honest scorecard — not just P&L — so your reasoning gets better, not just your luck.
Discover · The Tenet Brief
A daily feed of grounded idea cards, screened from the day’s biggest movers. A weekly digest of your watchlist and open theses. You never have to look at your positions cold.
Discover · Mon 21:30 UTC
6 ideasRobotaxi permit granted in a second metro; regulatory tailwind is thin but real.
Cloud infra rev grew 45% QoQ; capacity is the constraint, not demand.
DAU flat two quarters running; monetization ARPU can’t carry the story alone.
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Your week, in brief
Watchlist
NVDA hit your $210 alert. AVGO up 8% on the week.
Open theses
3 of your 5 open positions are still tracking their thesis. One (RIVN) has drifted — worth revisiting.
Ready for review
2 closed positions from last week are ready for a retrospective.
The model reasons only over live facts we fetch. Every number traces back to data. Missing data is stated, not fabricated.
A real bull case and a real bear case on every analysis. If neither is strong, the answer is HOLD — and the confidence reflects that honestly.
The suggested position is computed deterministically from your buying power and risk tolerance. The AI supplies conviction; the dollars are code.
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