Cue reads your portfolio the way a research desk would: fundamentals, earnings quality, institutional flows, sector positioning, then turns it into a long-term strategy you can actually understand. No jargon. No black box.
Cue doesn't ask you to become a financial analyst. It brings the analysis to you, and always shows its work.
Fundamentals, earnings data, and institutional flow signals, translated into a plain-English "why" behind every move.
Built around your whole portfolio's long-term plan. Individual picks serve the plan: they don't replace it.
Every call shows its reasoning: upside, earnings quality, institutional accumulation, sector gap. Learn as you go, or don't: it's optional.
The strategy runs itself. Nothing is a black box: open any recommendation and see exactly what's behind it.
A cue is the signal that tells you exactly when to act: the beat a director gives an actor, the shot a coach calls before the play. Wall Street generates thousands of signals a day, most of them noise most investors never see clearly. Cue filters through all of it and gives you the one that actually matters for your portfolio, explained in plain English, so you know what to do and why.
Whether you're funding your first account or you've been holding stocks for years, Cue meets you where you are.
Link an existing brokerage account, or tell Cue your starting cash and goals if you're beginning fresh.
Cue analyzes your holdings against institutional-grade fundamentals and surfaces a long-term allocation plan, with reasoning for every recommendation.
Cue monitors earnings, institutional flows, and sector shifts continuously, adjusting the plan and explaining what changed and why.
Cue's engine blends the same quantitative discipline institutional research desks run on with a language model built to explain it in plain terms, so the rigor doesn't stay locked in a black box. Here's what feeds every recommendation, without pulling back the curtain on the exact scoring logic itself.
Every holding is screened against trailing and forward fundamentals: earnings, margins, balance-sheet health, and valuation multiples relative to sector peers, not in isolation.
Flags whether a company is beating, meeting, or missing estimates, and whether the beat is coming from real revenue growth or one-time items that won't repeat.
Reads quarterly ownership filings to see whether large institutions are accumulating or distributing a position: visibility retail investors rarely get on their own.
Every idea is scored on what it does to your specific portfolio: closing sector gaps, managing concentration, matching your stated risk tolerance.
Cue's screening draws on decades-old, peer-reviewed factor-investing research: the value, quality, and momentum factors that underpin most institutional asset management, applied consistently to every holding, every time. No headlines, no emotion, no chasing what's trending.
A language-reasoning layer sits on top of the scoring engine and turns the underlying signals into a specific, plain-English narrative for your situation, never a generic template. If Cue can't explain a recommendation in a sentence you'd trust from a smart friend, it doesn't surface it.
Cue doesn't predict the market or promise returns: no one honestly can. What it offers is a consistent, documented framework applied identically to every recommendation, with the reasoning shown so you can judge it for yourself instead of taking it on faith.
Every Cue plan shows exactly how your allocation shifts, and what that's worth in real dollars over time.
| Today | Optimized | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1yr | $108,000 | $114,000 | +$6,000 |
| 3yr | $125,971 | $148,154 | +$22,183 |
| 5yr | $146,933 | $192,541 | +$45,608 |
Start free with market news and insights. Connect your portfolio when you want recommendations built around it.
Autopilot: Cue executes your strategy automatically, within guardrails you set. It's coming in a later phase, once the required regulatory registration is complete.
"Every recommendation comes with the why, because a plan you don't understand isn't a plan you'll stick with."
No finance degree required, just a willingness to let the data do the talking.
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