New Feature
March 25, 2026

Every Tool Now Comes with an Analyst Note

You open a tool. The data loads. Numbers fill the screen. Now what?

That gap between seeing the data and knowing what to do with it is where most traders lose time. You run the numbers, compare them mentally, try to remember what the thresholds are, and eventually form an opinion. We wanted to close that gap.

Starting today, every tool in the CI Volatility suite includes a built-in Analyst Note that reads the data on your screen and translates it into a plain-English recommendation.

How It Works

The Analyst Note is a small floating card in the bottom-right corner of every tool. It updates automatically whenever you change a ticker, adjust a parameter, or toggle a filter. There is no button to press. The note reads the same data you are looking at and states the conclusion in words.

Click the question mark icon to expand it. Click minimize to tuck it away. Drag it anywhere on your screen. It remembers your preference for the session.

Analyst Note showing a recommendation on the Gap Fill Tool

Every recommendation traces directly back to a number on your screen.

Transparent

Rule-Based Logic

If the gap held more than 60% of the time, recommend holding. If the median next-day return is negative, flag bearish. No black boxes.

Real-Time

Updates Instantly

Change a ticker or adjust a parameter and the note recalculates immediately. No refresh needed. No waiting.

Portable

Drag Anywhere

Minimize it, move it, or keep it pinned in the corner. The note stays where you put it and remembers your preference.

Data-Driven

Nothing Hallucinated

The note reads the exact same data you see on screen. Every claim maps to a visible number. Nothing is generated or inferred.

Contextual

Different Per Tool

Each tool answers a different question, so each Analyst Note provides a different type of insight. Gap fill logic is not the same as decay logic.

Advisory

A Starting Point

The note gives you a lean, not a certainty. Always consider your own risk tolerance, position size, and broader market context.

Try the Analyst Notes

Open any tool and look for the question mark icon in the bottom-right corner.

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