Asset Reading
Read any coin or stock against your chart as often as you like, through all seven traditions
- As many readings as you like. Free gets one a day, which is plenty until it is not.
- Anything with a birthday: a ticker, a fund, or your own company by its founding date.
- Switch between all seven traditions, or blend them, and watch the reading change its mind.
$12 a month, with Almanac
7 days free, then $12 a month. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing.
Or $84 a year: $7 a month, and $60 you keep.
Get your free reading firstAbout a minute, and no card. The plan can wait until you have seen your chart.
Costco against Avery's chart
67 resonance
- Next windowMon, Oct 19A day to look at it on purpose. Not a day it will do anything.
Old friends. Your chart and its chart finish each other's sentences. It will feel obvious to you, which is a feeling, not a fact.
Your Jupiter trines its Sun. Your appetite for more and its core run the same way without trying.
Your Jupiter opposes its Jupiter. Your appetite for more and its growth story watch each other from across the room.
Your Sun sextiles its Jupiter. Your sense of self and its growth story get along once introduced.
How it works
- Type a ticker, or a name and a date for anything we do not list.
- We cast its first day (the listing, the founding, the date you gave) against your chart.
- You get a resonance score, the three loudest contacts in plain words, and its next window.
Fair questions
Does this predict prices?
No. We looked for an edge with real statistical power and did not find one. What holds up is the part you control: a schedule you keep, and sizing you decided before you were excited. A reading describes how two charts get along. It says nothing about where a price goes next.
What does resonance mean?
How loudly its chart talks to yours, from 0 to 100. It is a fit between two charts, not a price target.
Can I read my own company?
Yes. Give it a name and the day it was founded, and it reads like any ticker. Nobody else sees it.
Why does the reading change when I switch tradition?
Because the traditions disagree, and we show you that instead of averaging it away.