Researching a Stock with the TyBuff Screener — A Step-by-Step Guide

Most stock research starts the same way Google does: a single box, a few characters,
and a list of suggestions. The TyBuff Screener works exactly like that — but
instead of ten blue links, the result is a full research dashboard for one company,
assembled on a single page.

This guide follows that flow end to end: the search, then every section of the
stock detail page it opens — with extra attention on the four features that set
this page apart from a typical quote screen: the ticker-aware AI chat, the
Institutional Activity Detector, the 30-Day Price Prediction, and the AI
Stock Insights panel.

One idea runs through all of it:

TyBuff is an analytical platform, not a financial adviser. Every score, signal,
projection, and AI paragraph on this page is an analytical output computed from
historical and market data. None of it is a recommendation or an instruction to
trade. The page is built to help you research; the decisions stay yours.

Step 1 — Search like you'd search Google

The Screener's entry page is deliberately bare: a logo, one big rounded search box,
and a row of popular tickers (AAPL, MSFT, TSLA, NVDA, SPY, QQQ, GOOGL, AMZN).

That's the whole search. The interesting part is what opens next.

Step 2 — The page header: the company at a glance

Every detail page opens with a hero band carrying the essentials:

Below it, Stock Information lays out the classification (sector/category,
sub-category, genre, currency, ISIN), and the Fundamental Snapshot gives a compact
three-panel readout — Valuation, Growth & Profitability, and Risk & Cash
Flow — with an Open Full Fundamentals button for the complete table. (The
snapshot uses cached fundamental data only; it deliberately does not include Graham,
DCF, or fair-value math — that lives in the Intrinsic Value Calculator.)

Step 3 — Price, technicals, and structure

The middle of the page is a classic technical-analysis stack, each section in its own
card:

These are the building blocks. The next three sections are where TyBuff goes beyond a
standard quote page.

Feature focus 1 — The Institutional Activity Detector

This is one of the page's most distinctive tools, and it answers a question retail
screens usually can't: is "smart money" quietly accumulating or distributing this
stock?

It works by scanning for unusual-volume days and reading how the price closed on
those days — heavy volume with strong closes looks like accumulation; heavy volume
with weak closes looks like distribution. The card then summarizes:

Read it for what it is: a detector of patterns in volume and price behavior, not a
confirmed report of who is actually trading. The wording is intentionally careful
("appear to," "potentially") because the tool infers institutional behavior from price
action — it's a research lens, not a filing.

Feature focus 2 — The 30-Day Price Prediction

Next is a 30-Day Price Prediction — but it's important to understand what kind of
prediction it is. This is a statistical forecast based on historical volatility, not
a crystal ball and not an AI guessing direction.

The card shows:

And the card says so itself, right on the page: "Statistical projection based on
history. Not a guarantee. Use as one input among many." That's the spirit to read it
in — a quantified sense of how far this particular stock tends to move, not a target
price. (It needs at least 60 days of data to compute.)

Feature focus 3 — AI Stock Insights

Where the sections above compute fixed metrics, AI Stock Insights lets you ask an AI
model to write up an analysis of the current ticker, in three flavors — each priced in
AI credits so you only spend on what you want:

Pick one and the report renders inline, with a Copy button and a running AI
Credits counter so you always know your monthly usage. Every report carries the same
honest banner: it's generated automatically by AI models from the data available on
the page, may contain inaccuracies, and is for informational and educational purposes
only — not investment advice, and not a trade recommendation. Any price levels or
scenarios it discusses are hypothetical analytical outputs.

Feature focus 4 — Chat that already knows the page

Here's the feature that quietly changes how the whole page feels. On the detail page
there's a floating A.I. button (bottom-right) labeled "Ask A.I. about {TICKER}"
(3 credits per question) — and the assistant behind it is ticker-aware.

That's the key difference from a generic chatbot. This assistant already has compact
context from this exact page: the chart, the volatility and performance figures, the
fundamentals, and the institutional-activity summaries. So you can ask things like:

When enabled for the profile, it can also pull controlled TyBuff database summaries for
other tickers, screens, comparisons, technicals, and fundamentals — so a single
conversation can range from "explain this page" to "now compare it to a peer" without
you leaving the page or copy-pasting numbers.

It's a genuinely useful way to interrogate a stock in plain language. And it stays
inside the same guardrails as everything else: it's LLM-powered, generates automated
analytical responses, may be imperfect, and does not provide investment advice,
recommendations, trading signals, or personalized planning. No advisory relationship
is created — you're using it to understand the data faster, then deciding for yourself.

A note on access: Screener Plus

The richest sections — the advanced technicals, the Institutional Activity Detector, the
30-Day Prediction, and the ticker-aware chat — are part of Screener Plus. If your
plan doesn't include it, you'll see those areas as a locked preview with an Unlock
Screener Plus prompt rather than empty space, so you can see exactly what they offer
before upgrading. The core search, header, fundamentals snapshot, and standard charts
remain available either way.

The rest of the dashboard

Below the headline features, the page keeps going with more context cards:

Together they round out a single-page research file: identity, fundamentals, price
action, technicals, institutional behavior, a statistical outlook, and an AI you can
talk to — all for one ticker, reachable from one search box.

A quick research workflow

  1. Search the ticker and skim the header — last close, the 6-month range bar, the
    fundamental snapshot.
  2. Read the technical stack — RSI/MACD/Bollinger, trend strength, support/resistance.
  3. Check the Institutional Activity Detector — accumulation, distribution, or neutral,
    and how strong the signals are.
  4. Glance at the 30-Day Prediction as a volatility range, not a target.
  5. Run one AI Stock Insight if you want a written synthesis at the depth you need.
  6. Open the chat and ask — let the ticker-aware assistant connect the dots, compare a
    peer, or explain anything you skimmed.

What this page is — and what it isn't

To be completely clear, consistent with our
Terms & Conditions and
Full Disclaimer:

In short: the Screener turns one search into a transparent, single-page research file —
and gives you an AI that already knows that page to explore it with. What any of it means
for you is always, and only, your call.