Zenitra — Market Research & Intelligence Workspace
Zenitra organises published market data into separate, persisted readings and shows the evidence behind
each one. It is an educational research tool. It does not execute trades, and it does not provide
personalised investment advice.
What Zenitra does
- Four analytical timeframes — The selectable analytical timeframes are 4H, Daily, Weekly and Monthly; retired intraday aliases are not offered as selectable analysis timeframes.
- Separate stored readings — Fundamentals, a canonical Valuation reading, Advanced Context and a Strategic composite are computed in the background and read from storage by the interface.
- Structural chart evidence — key levels, market-structure events, liquidity, order blocks and fair value gaps are recorded as observations on the supported timeframes.
- Screener, watchlist, alerts and trade journal — research and record-keeping tools around those readings. Coverage varies by market, instrument and stored engine output; unavailable remains unavailable.
- Explicit unavailability — a source that produced nothing is reported as not detected; a source that failed or was never stored is reported as not available. Missing inputs are never counted as zero.
Availability
Zenitra is in early access. Billing is not live: there is no plan, price, trial or checkout, and nothing
on this site is an offer to sell a subscription.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Zenitra a broker or an advisor?
No. Zenitra is a research and analysis workspace. It does not execute trades, hold funds or make personal recommendations.
Which timeframes are supported?
The selectable analytical timeframes are 4H, Daily, Weekly and Monthly; retired intraday aliases are not offered as selectable analysis timeframes.
How fresh is the data?
Price values refresh by database polling on a roughly 15-second cadence while a market is open. Other readings are produced by background jobs and are shown with an as-of timestamp where the stored record carries one. Evidence can be incomplete or stale.
What is the Strategic reading?
A 0–100 composite of seven stored pillars: Fundamentals, Earnings, Valuation, Macro, Advanced Context, Technical multi-timeframe input and Capital Flow. A pillar with no stored input contributes a neutral 50 at its nominal weight; the nominal weights are never re-normalised and no pillar is silently omitted. Timing Context is a separate, descriptive timing reading and is not a Strategic pillar. It summarises evidence; it is not a forecast, a rating or a recommendation.
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