QNTM | Andy McAlister

Sales leader by day, building QNTM nights & weekends. Daily quant conviction reads on 800+ stocks with a live macro overlay. Research, not advice.

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Every trading day, QNTM scores 1,400+ U.S. stocks using a five-factor quantitative model, then adjusts for the current macro regime to identify where conviction is strongest.

I publish:
📈 Market Outlook (before the open)
📊 Daily Conviction Signals
📉 Day Wrap (after the close)

No hype. No predictions. Just a transparent, data-driven investing process.

Explore the platform:
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QNTM MARKET UPDATE

The universe now covers 1,402 U.S. stocks.

Today's read:

• Regime: RISK_OFF
• High Conviction: 155 stocks (11.1%)
• Moderate: 915
• Low: 332
Geopolitical risk continues to weigh on the macro overlay, keeping the model selective rather than aggressive.
The best investors don't need opportunities every day.
They need to recognize when the odds are actually in their favor.

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@AbassFx_ Consistency compounds everywhere. Fitness, investing, business—it rarely feels dramatic while it's happening.

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@vasilevbrand Markets reward the same mindset. You don't build returns from one great trade—you build them from hundreds of disciplined decisions.

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@MrEkenx_ Cash is underrated because nobody celebrates the trades they didn't make. Capital preserved today gives you options tomorrow.

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@iamdisplacement Most investors spend too much time asking "What should I buy?" and not enough asking "Should I be buying at all?" Sometimes the highest-conviction position is cash.

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@KevinFengX The best businesses create freedom, not just revenue. Same goes for investing.

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@TheNastrader Experience isn't measured in years. It's measured in market cycles. Every regime teaches something different.

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@BrianFeroldi Staying invested matters. Staying invested in quality opportunities matters even more. Sometimes the hardest decision is doing nothing until the odds improve.

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@digitalchampi Delayed gratification is part of it. So is trusting a process when today's results don't tell the full story.

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@TradingComposur Professional investors detach from individual outcomes. That's what allows them to execute the same process thousands of times.

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@IManghaila Patience is underrated because it feels like you're doing nothing. In reality, you're protecting capital until the odds improve.

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@SJosephBurns Intelligence finds opportunities. Discipline lets you keep the gains.

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@InnocentMarve11 Backtesting isn't the edge. It tells you what did happen, not what will. But if your strategy can't survive history, it's hard to trust it with your money.

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@wannabechamp Consistency comes from trusting a good process through the outcomes that test it.

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@Swift__Trades That's why process beats prediction. The edge isn't constantly finding something new—it's executing the same good decisions over and over.

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@SleepMoneyMaker The best investment process usually feels boring. If every day is exciting, you're probably taking too much risk.

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@TradingComposur Losses are inevitable. Letting them change a profitable process is optional.

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@MrEkenx_ That's when investing becomes about probability instead of adrenaline.

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@TraderAryan The market is an unforgiving teacher. The people who survive aren't the ones who avoid mistakes—they're the ones who keep refining their process after making them.