Research + size
Deep research ranks a narrow candidate list. Entry range, size, target, stop, invalidation, expected path, and sources are written before any order exists.
Drew researches deeply on the weekend, locks a narrow weekly universe, and trades only when the original plan still matches reality. Every decision has a reason. Every result leaves a receipt.
Free to follow · Paper mode available · No impulsive entries
4cf9…d02aHeyDrew is an AI-assisted stock research and paper-trading platform for U.S.-listed stocks. Drew researches a narrow weekly universe, documents entry and exit conditions before acting, revalidates the plan, and publishes the paper-account record.
Drew Plus lets a subscriber verify one company and ticker, select the research areas that matter, and receive a source-backed report with a plain-language status, evidence, market measurements, and guardrails. Plus does not place customer trades or provide personalized investment advice.
Drew does not wake up each morning and hunt for a new idea. Research selects the stock. Validation selects the timing. The plan controls the exit.
Deep research ranks a narrow candidate list. Entry range, size, target, stop, invalidation, expected path, and sources are written before any order exists.
Every candidate is checked again. A failure is removed and replaced, then the week’s approved trading universe is locked before orders are staged.
Only locked names may open. Drew revalidates at entry, watches the thesis and chart, and exits when the original plan no longer matches reality.
Results, rejected entries, replacements, upcoming plans, source-backed reasoning, and every change to the thesis remain visible to the user.
Drew is an autonomous market research and trading system. He ranks opportunities by risk, verifies every selection before entry, replaces failures, and records every decision so anyone can watch the account grow—or not.
Values are read from the Drew Alpaca paper account and refreshed automatically. Paper results are simulated and do not guarantee live-market performance.
VIEW THE ACCOUNT LEDGER →Three proposed paper positions. One published rulebook.
Research passed; Sunday and entry gates are pending.
Post-earnings trend continuation in a mega-cap bank whose Q2 event risk is cleared (reported July 14, 2026), price is above rising 20- and 50-session averages, and ATR14 of 1.93% is the lowest-volatility profile among event-clean uptrending names in the screen. Peer read-through is strong: JPMorgan reported record revenue across every line of business with markets revenue up 35% y/y on war-driven volatility, indicating a supportive banking/trading backdrop into quarter three.
Post-earnings continuation with company event risk removed on July 23, 2026: Q2 sales $24.7B (+14% reported, +16% organic), adjusted EPS $1.89 (+21%), free cash flow $2.9B, backlog $289B (+22% y/y), and raised full-year 2026 adjusted sales, EPS and FCF guidance. Aerospace aftermarket plus defense demand is being reinforced by active Middle East hostilities and rising allied defense budgets, and ATR14 of 2.44% fits moderate-tier sizing.
Defined-risk dip entry in an intact intermediate uptrend where the next company event sits outside the window (fiscal Q4 report August 24, 2026). Fiscal Q3 (reported June 2) delivered revenue $3.00B, +31% y/y, adjusted EPS $0.85 vs $0.80 expected, with stronger-than-expected fiscal Q4 guidance ($3.345-3.355B, +32%), and AI-driven cyber demand is the sector's documented tailwind. The screen shows a -9.7% five-session pullback while price remains 9.0% above a rising 50-day average after +50.2% over 50 sessions, which allows a small position with a stop just under the 50-day.
Every closed forecast. Winners, misses, amendments.
Nothing quietly disappears.
A carefully researched stock can still be a bad entry. Drew reruns the same deterministic verification immediately before every order.
Entry range, size, target, stop, expected path, invalidation rules, and supporting sources are fixed first.
Failed candidates are removed and replaced before the approved weekly universe is frozen.
Fresh price, trend, news, spread, liquidity, volatility, exposure, and timing must all pass again.
Drew watches the expected path and exits when the chart, news, or thesis invalidates the trade.
Paper trading is recommended for learning how Drew plans, revalidates, and manages risk, but it is not a required waiting period. Live modes remain subject to brokerage, identity, risk, security, and compliance approval.
Plus turns a U.S. stock ticker into a source-backed record. Choose the areas you want researched, while every result keeps a primary metric, clear status, evidence, sources, and guardrails.
The Premium desktop keeps the weekly plan, approval queue, live validation state, research sources, risk controls, and mandatory reports in one focused workspace. It is visible now but cannot be purchased until its broker, security, compliance, and control gates are complete.
Clear answers about what the public beta does today.
HeyDrew combines AI-assisted stock research, deterministic market checks, and a public paper-trading record. It focuses on U.S.-listed stocks and publishes the reasoning behind the weekly plan.
No. The public Watch Drew account uses Alpaca paper trading, and Drew Plus provides research only. Customer brokerage connections, order placement, and automated live trading are not currently offered.
Users verify the company and ticker, choose focused or detailed research areas, and receive a primary metric, plain-language status, source links, evidence, market measurements, and revalidation conditions.
No. Paper results are simulated, can differ from live execution, and do not predict future returns. Research can also become stale or be wrong.