Visibility is the edge.
Without it, trading is gambling. Bullzeye shows you what is moving and why, first.
The board and the course are free · no card, no sign-up
Seven boards that all know about each other.
What the radar flags carries its catalyst from the calendar, its chatter from the boards and its halt state from the tape. What you actually trade feeds back into which names surface tomorrow.
Six conditions, all knowable before the chart does anything.
You choose which ones matter and where the thresholds sit. The radar checks every Nasdaq name against your list, continuously, and shows you which ones it met, so you can argue with the ranking instead of trusting it.
A full match means the structure is loaded, not that it fires today. Roughly two thirds of them do nothing, and we would rather say that here than let you find out in week two.
Halts handled like the events they are.
Most platforms draw a halt as a gap in the chart. Here it is an event with a code, a duration and a reopening print, because on a thin float that reopen is often the whole trade.
See the terminalAsk any board why, and get an answer you can check.
Every board is a typed MCP tool, so your own AI can call it: Claude, GPT, or a local model. Nothing is a black box, and nothing here trains on your ledger.
How the AI layer worksPractise where losing costs nothing
The Sim Trainer deals you a session blind: live Level 2, honest fills, a graded debrief. Getting it wrong is the point. A member surface, from the first cohort’s free tier up.
See the trainerThe course, if you want the theory too
9 modules with a chart on every page, from what a candle is to reading a whole trading day.
Start module 01Nasdaq today. We would rather say so than imply otherwise.
One subscription instead of five that don’t talk.
A scanner here, news and squawk there, borrow data from a third vendor, a course, a journal. None share a dataset, so none agree with each other. The edge, the training and the practice ground belong on the same joins.
I trade Nasdaq low floats, and honestly, I am still learning that craft like most of you. What I am not new to is data and systems: a career spent founding and building high-throughput platforms for telephony, banking, payments and AI. Building a real edge takes exactly those skills, and without them it is hard, even with AI. So I built my own, because every gainers list I paid for showed me the move after it happened. Bullzeye is that visibility made accessible: the boards are my routine productized, the course is what I wish someone had handed me, and the sim exists because I learned on live money and it was expensive. If the site claims a number, it is either measured or labelled. That is the standard, and you should hold me to it.
The founding cohort is 1,000 seats.
We admit 1,000 traders at a time because that is the largest number whose feedback on radar accuracy we can actually work through before opening the next batch. Applications are admitted in order; the intake asks what you trade, and answering it moves you up.
No card at application. Founding price locked for the life of your account. The full intake asks what you trade and moves you up the queue.
Admitted in order of application · momentum traders who complete the intake go first · founding price locked for the life of your account