Why I Built This As an active IDX trader, I had a problem: I knew foreign investors moved the market, but there was no simple way to track who was buying, who was selling, and when they were doing it. The data existed, scattered across IDX website, KSEI reports, and broker disclosures but it was raw, unstructured, and impossible to act on quickly. By the time I pieced it together, the opportunity was gone. I built Kainex to solve my own frustration: What if I could see foreign broker activity the moment it happens? Not just charts. Not just technical indicators every app has those. But the actual money flow. Which foreign brokers are active today? Which ones just left? Are foreign funds accumulating or distributing? Are top brokers quietly building positions? This is the data that moves the IDX and now it's in one dashboard. What Problem It Solves For IDX traders: - Foreign fund flow data is buried in IDX report, Kainex brings it to the surface - No need to manually check broker activity across multiple sources - See which foreign brokers (HSBC, J.P. Morgan, UBS, etc.) are active or absent daily - Track foreign net buy/sell trends per stock, per sector - Spot accumulation patterns before price moves What makes it different: - Not another TradingView clone focused specifically on IDX broker intelligence - Combines foreign flow + broker activity + price data in one view - Built by an IDX trader, for IDX traders

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