IPO Bounce
Recent IPOs that debuted poorly and are turning back up.
Gringotts runs data-driven strategies on your own brokerage account. Every buy waits for your thumbs-up, every sale follows rules you can read, and HAi1Y answers your questions about any of it.
In private testing now. The apps are where Gringotts lives; this site explains how it works.
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Each strategy is a plain rule set: where it looks, what it filters out, how it scores what's left. You pick the ones your account runs, and set four basics for each: how much of the account it may use, its stop loss, its largest position, and when to take profit.
Recent IPOs that debuted poorly and are turning back up.
Retailers heading into seasonal demand: back-to-school and the holidays.
Energy companies with clear tailwinds: seasonal gas, oil, uranium and power.
Stocks sold off into the end of the year, bought December 22 and sold the first trading day of January.
Combine it with your strategies: before each buy plan, a model leaves out stocks whose recent prices look like a coming collapse. It never buys or sells on its own.
Start from any of 29 indicators, from MACD and RSI to candlestick patterns. HAi1Y helps you write the rule, shows what it would pick today, and backtests it. The Gringotts team reviews it before it trades.
Gringotts checks the market every hour it's open. What it does at each check follows the same rules every day, and every action lands in your ledger.
Every strategy rescans its stocks and re-checks the day's earlier decisions.
New money is spread across the strategies' picks. The plan waits for your approval.
A stock sells when it drops off its strategy's list for long enough, or hits your stop loss or take profit.
A strategy that has grown well past its share is trimmed back, gains first.
The close: what happened today, with a chart. Weekly and monthly reports follow.
The Control Panel is on your Account page. The one switch that lets Gringotts act without asking takes a deliberate full slide.
Gringotts replays your own strategies, with your own settings, on past prices, side by side against the market as a whole (SPY). Past results don't predict future ones, and the replay says what it can't see.
Longer replays come with Gringotts Plus, coming soon.
HAi1Y is the chat in Gringotts. Ask about a strategy, a stock or your account and get facts from your own data, laid out as tables and charts. HAi1Y never gives investment advice.
HAi1Y's button is on every tab and starts with what you're looking at.
A short tip by a control opens the longer explanation, only when you tap it.
Conversations are yours alone: never shown to anyone else and never shared between apps.
Gringotts is made by MobA11y, a mobile company that builds simple, accessible apps for people who struggle to find truly accessible experiences in a category, starting with investing. Modern investing apps take a lot of interaction; Gringotts helps you understand and automate the work, with HAi1Y to help where an interface falls short.