Before I launch tomorrow: try to find a directional claim on my site

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Hi PH — Jesús here. TradeAI News goes live tomorrow at 00:01 PT. I'd rather be proven wrong tonight than tomorrow, so I'm opening this thread early.

The product has exactly one rule: it tells you what happened and how much it mattered, and never what to buy. No signals, no price targets, no "this one's about to move." Every figure on screen carries a named source and the date it was true.

That's easy to say. It's a claim, and claims should be testable — so here's the test.

Go to and try to find a single directional statement. Any page, any chart label, any pricing bullet: something that tells you to buy, to sell, or where a price is going. You don't need an account — live SPY gamma is public. Post whatever you find in this thread.

If you find one, here's exactly what happens, because I'd rather promise something I can keep: I'll say so publicly in tomorrow's launch thread and name you. The site is frozen for launch day, so the fix ships Thursday — but the admission ships the moment you post it.

I've already done this to myself once. Three weeks ago I audited my own marketing site and deleted every number that didn't trace to a real source. The worst one claimed "2M+ historical situations." The real dataset is 7,931 events across 40+ types. I don't assume I caught all of it — that's why I'm asking you.

And if auditing a stranger's website isn't how you want to spend a Monday night, the one-line version:

What's a number on a fintech landing page that you stopped believing — and what gave it away?

Mine was that 2M+. What gave it away was that I sat down to source it and couldn't.

Market intelligence, not investment advice.

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