INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The startup is participating in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt SF.There are plenty of brokers that let you buy and sell
shares using a mobile app and a web interface
trading software to anyone, from non-professional traders who have some savings to professional day traders
Instead, the company integrates with existing brokers, such as Robinhood, TD Ameritrade and many others as long as they support trading via
It acts as an interface and executes orders on your behalf.You can create rules based on multiple different factors
In addition to traditional stop-loss and stop-limit orders, you can say that you want to buy or sell shares if something happens on Twitter,
in the news or on the stock market.Here are a few examples of rules you can create:If @realdonaldtrump tweets something that contains
If a star investor starts using StrattyX to define a set of automated rules, other users could follow the same strategy.StrattyX then wants
to go one step further by giving you the tools to train a model using machine learning and user-generated data sets
You could imagine a feature that lets you upload a .csv file with price history and different types of data points, such as SEC filings,
The company is also working on a desktop version that would be useful for professional traders in particular.StrattyX initially costs $5 per
month per user, with more expensive plans for bigger teams and whether you execute a lot of orders through the product
The startup is looking to raise a seed round in the coming months.
