Sample data, labelled as such. Education and research, not investment advice.
Buy SPY after a 2% down day, hold 5 days
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Strategy
Trades
Won
Return
1
Buy after a 2% down day
131
57%
+16.8%
2
Buy and hold SPY
1
—
+17.9%
One sentence in. A tested answer out.
Ask the way you'd say it: test a strategy, scan the market or check a trend. Lebs turns the question into steps it can show you, runs them on the data, and answers plainly, including when an idea didn't beat simply buying and holding.
Numbers in the animation come from Lebs's own backtest engine on its sample history, with 0.05% costs a side. Past results on sample data say nothing about the future.
Ready when you are.
Lebs AI comes ready to scan the market, read your watchlist, check a trend, test an idea and explain a trade, and to say no when you ask it for a tip.
Scan the market
“Which stocks rose most this week, and on what volume?”
Here are the sample symbols that rose most over the last five sessions, with today's volume against their 20-day average.
Biggest movers, 5 sessions
Symbol
Name
5-day
Volume vs avg
NVDA
NVIDIA
+3.1%
1.2×
GOOGL
Alphabet
+2.5%
1.2×
META
Meta Platforms
+2.2%
1.2×
MSFT
Microsoft
+1.4%
0.8×
AMD
Advanced Micro Devices
+1.2%
0.9×
Watchlist
“How is my watchlist doing today?”
Your watchlist, with today's move and the last 30 sessions for each.
My watchlist4 symbols
SPYS&P 500 ETF$581.42▼ 0.32%
NVDANVIDIA$138.07▲ 1.73%
QQQNasdaq 100 ETF$496.83▲ 1.10%
AAPLApple$231.78▼ 0.04%
Technical read
“Where is NVDA against its 50-day average?”
NVDA closed +4.7% above its 50-day average. That describes the trend so far; it isn't a forecast.
NVDA$138.07▲ 1.73% today
Close 50-day average3M
Backtest an idea
“Buy SPY after a 2% down day, hold 5 days”
I turned that into rules and ran them on 2012–2026 after 0.05% costs a side. Holding SPY did slightly better.
Buy SPY after a 2% down dayNo edge over holding
Trades
131
Won
57%
Rule
+16.8%
Buy and hold
+17.9%
Explain a trade
“What does the biggest AMD trade tell me?”
4,000 AMD 170 calls traded as a block for $1.92M. Side and size are evidence of direction, not proof of intent.
AMD 170 C · blockSample session
Premium
$1.92M
Contracts
4,000
Filled at
mid
Expires in
15 days
Honest by design
“Should I buy NVDA calls?”
Questions asking what to buy or sell get a plain reply instead of a tip.
Lebs AINo-advice reply
Lebs explains market data; it doesn't say what to buy, sell or hold, or where a price will go. Ask what a trade, a level or a number means and Lebs will walk through it. The Academy explains how to read each of them.
Open the Academy
Numbers computed by Lebs from its sample data. Education and research, not investment advice.
Four modes, one box.
Ask
Ask why something moved, what a trade or a level means, or how a concept works. Every answer names its data and when it's from.
“Why did NVDA move today?”
Screen
Describe the stocks you want in plain English. Lebs shows each filter it understood, what it can't answer, then the matches.
“Stocks up 5% this week on twice normal volume”
Backtest
Describe a strategy and Lebs builds the rules for you to check, then runs them on past prices after costs, beside simply buying and holding.
“Buy SPY after a 2% down day, hold 5 days”
Insights
Likely ranges and the chance of finishing higher for five horizons, a goal check, and the model's own track record on unseen data.
“NVDA grades and goal check”
Honest by design. The model keeps score of itself.
Tested on data it never saw. Every outlook is checked walk-forward: trained only on the past, scored on what came next, and compared with simply guessing the usual direction. When it has no edge, it says so.
Shows its work. Each answer lists the steps it ran and the data it used. Lebs computes every number; nothing is made up by a language model.
Never tells you what to buy. No buy or sell calls and no price targets. Questions asking for one get a plain reply and a link to the lesson that helps you decide for yourself.
Before it answers
Every question is sorted first.
01You askPlain English, up to 500 characters.
02Jev sorts itWhy something moved, something on screen, your journal, a screen, an idea to test, a concept, or advice.
03The right tool answersScreens and tests get their mode; advice requests get the no-advice reply.
Jev is TypeSafe AI's decision model; it sees only the question text, never your name, email or account. If it isn't available, Lebs's own rules do the same, and the answer says which.