Learn the market
without the risk
publishes a research page for every stock, cryptocurrency, ETF and index it covers — live pricing, ranges and statistics, where and when the asset trades, what has historically moved it, and an observational AI Insight. Practise on any of them with virtual capital instead of yours.
Simulated trading only · Not investment advice · No brokerage account or card required
A research surface first, a practice ground second
AlgoInsight covers Indian and US equities, ETFs, indices and cryptocurrencies. It is built for the person who wants to understand a market before risking money in it, and it deliberately stops short of telling anyone what to do — no targets, no calls, no signals.
A chart you can actually work on
Candlestick, line, area and Heikin-Ashi rendering from one-minute to monthly timeframes, more than sixty drawing tools, magnet snapping to OHLC values, and oscillators on their own scale so the price axis stays readable. Drawings save per symbol, so the levels you mark today are still there next session.
Read the indicator guidesPractise with virtual capital, not yours
Every account starts with simulated funds. Positions mark against live market prices, so running profit and loss behaves like the real thing — without a brokerage account, without a real order and without money at risk. No broker credentials are ever requested.
Pick a stock to studyObservations, never recommendations
The AI layer reads structure, regime and pattern context from public market data and reports what it sees as a BULLISH, BEARISH or NEUTRAL BIAS. There are no targets, no stop levels and no calls, because we are not licensed to give advice and will not pretend otherwise.
How our AI content is governedObservational only. AlgoInsight never issues buy or sell recommendations.
Test the idea before you trust it
Replay a rule-based setup over historical sessions and read the equity curve, drawdown and trade log together. A backtest cannot model slippage, spread widening or your own behaviour after three losses — which is exactly why reading the drawdown matters more than the win rate.
Browse strategy guidesHow to use this site
Read a page
Open any asset and read the live quote, ranges, statistics and what moves it. No account needed.
Study the chart
Mark levels, add indicators on their own scale, and switch timeframes to see whether a pattern holds up.
Simulate, then review
Place a simulated position or backtest a rule, then read what actually happened before real money is ever involved.
Start with the market you follow — Indian equities, US equities or crypto — or go straight to the full directory and browse A-Z. On an asset page, read the size and liquidity profile before the chart: a mega-cap index constituent and a small-cap behave completely differently even when the pattern looks identical. Then check where the price sits inside its 52-week range for context, and treat the technical section as a measurement rather than an instruction.
If charts are new to you, read two or three indicator guides first. Nothing on this website requires an account; the simulator, watchlists and alerts do.
Every page, reachable by clicking
Nothing here exists only inside the sitemap. Each directory lists its pages A-Z, paginated with real crawlable URLs, and every asset page links back to its sector, exchange and market.
Browse by market
Top US stocks
NIFTY & SENSEX heavyweights
Top cryptocurrencies
Major indices
Popular ETFs
Technical indicators
- Relative Strength Index (RSI)
- MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)
- Moving Average
- Bollinger Bands
- Fibonacci Retracement
- Average Directional Index (ADX)
- Average True Range (ATR)
- SuperTrend
- Stochastic Oscillator
- Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
- On-Balance Volume (OBV)
- Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP)
- Support & Resistance
- Pivot Points
- Ichimoku Cloud
Strategies
Sectors
Exchanges
About AlgoInsight
AlgoInsight is an independent market-research and paper-trading product for US stocks, Indian NSE stocks, ETFs, indices and cryptocurrencies, available as a website and as native Android and iOS apps. Practise with virtual capital, study live charts, and read observational AI Insights on any ticker. AlgoInsight is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or an SEC-registered broker-dealer, holds no client funds and places no real orders — nothing on this site is investment advice.
More about who builds it and where the data comes from is on the about page; how the pages are produced is set out in the editorial and AI content policy. To report an error or ask anything, contact us.
Frequently asked questions
Is AlgoInsight free to use?
Yes. Browsing every research page, chart and learning guide on this website is free and needs no account. Creating a free account adds the paper-trading simulator, watchlists, alerts and a daily allowance of AI Insight credits. Paid plans exist only for people who want a larger daily allowance of AI analyses.
Does AlgoInsight tell me what to buy?
No, and it never will. We are not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or an SEC-registered broker-dealer, and we are not permitted to advise you. Our AI commentary describes directional pressure as BULLISH, BEARISH or NEUTRAL BIAS from observable data, with no targets, no stop levels and no signals.
Is real money involved anywhere?
No. Every trade on AlgoInsight is simulated with virtual capital. We never connect to a broker, never place a real order, and never ask for brokerage credentials or bank details.
Where do the prices come from?
Stock, ETF and index data comes from public market-data feeds, primarily Yahoo Finance. Cryptocurrency data comes from Binance public market data. Foreign assets are converted to Indian rupees using live mid-market exchange rates. Data can be delayed, so confirm any price with your own broker before acting on it.
How is the analysis on each page written?
Live market data is combined with reference material our team writes and maintains — exchange mechanics, holiday calendars, sector drivers, liquidity characteristics and chart-reading guidance — and assembled per asset, then checked against compliance rules that forbid advisory language. The full method is published on our editorial and AI content policy page.
Which markets are covered?
Indian equities listed on the NSE (including NIFTY 50 and SENSEX constituents), US equities on the NASDAQ and NYSE, major Indian and global indices, widely held ETFs, and the most liquid cryptocurrency pairs.
Read first. Practise second.
Every research page is free to read without an account. The simulator adds virtual capital so an idea can be tested before it ever costs anything.
Simulated trading only. Nothing on this page is investment advice.