Whether or not you have ever invested
Then it shows you how that plan would have done, using years of real prices.
How an idea becomes a plan
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A sentence or two, the way you would say it to a friend. Nothing to look up first.
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Which company, when to buy, when to sell, when to stop — each one a plain sentence you can change.
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On your own, or with one person you invite into your pod. Your saved plan waits either way.
One idea, start to finish
“Nvidia always seems to jump when it reports good results. Can I trade that?”
Podd worked out what could actually be measured — the morning after a results announcement — and wrote five decisions you can open, question and change.
What it had to test on
41 results announcements since 2015. Podd says so before it says anything else.
When Podd says it can't
Sometimes nothing on the stock market moves for the reason you described. Podd says that, and says why, instead of quietly handing you something that merely looks close.
You get
One sentence, not an errorYou keep
The idea, to come back toYou avoid
A plan built on nothingReal money comes last
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Podd runs your plan over real past prices. Nothing is bought or sold.
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Pretend orders on a pretend balance. Nothing reaches a real market.
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Today's prices, your plan running alongside them, still sending nothing.
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Connect your own brokerage and real orders can use your own money — after you set how much and when to stop, and switch it on yourself.
Coming soon.
You do not need to know what a share is, or pick a company, or connect anything. Say the thing you noticed and read what comes back.
Podd holds no money of yours. Real orders happen only through your own brokerage, once you switch them on.