Most market apps work when you open them. This is where BullBear Labs separates: the agents you configure watch the market while you sleep and speak only when there is something to say.
🎯 The Opportunity Agent
It scans the market in the background with the strategy you choose, and notifies you when the conditions form. The strategy is picked from the scan catalogue: golden cross, oversold reversal, momentum break, post-squeeze expansion — whichever matches your approach.
A critical detail: candidates are found by the mathematical decision engine, not by the language model. That drives the cost to zero and makes the result reproducible. If there are no candidates, nothing is sent — we do not send a notification to say “no opportunities today”, because an empty notification devalues the next real one.
📡 The News Agent
It watches the global news flow, analyses breaking developments with AI and identifies bullish or bearish sentiment. Instead of a pile of raw headlines, it tells you what the news means for the symbols you follow. Official exchange filings are tracked separately; a company's own disclosure and a news site's commentary are not weighted the same.
💼 The Portfolio Agent
At the day and hour you choose, it analyses your entire portfolio and produces a report. You can pick at most three days a week — a deliberate limit: a report that arrives every day stops being read. The report assesses the portfolio as a whole rather than symbol by symbol: concentration, correlation risk, and which position needs attention.
One-tap alerts from an analysis
When the card proposes a level, you can turn it into an alert with one tap. You do not compute the level — the correct one for the plan type (zone, stop or exit) has already been determined. That removes the problem of ending up with four different alerts on four different screens. When the alert fires, the notification also says which plan the level came from.
Watchlist and portfolio
The watchlist holds the symbols you follow; the portfolio holds what you actually own, with cost and size. They serve different purposes: the watchlist is the agents' hunting ground, while the portfolio is what makes an analysis personal. Once you enter a portfolio, the analysis card starts speaking relative to your cost (see Section 05).
The daily briefing
At the hour you choose, a summary built from your watchlist and portfolio arrives: overnight moves, news that concerns you, and positions that need attention. With an empty portfolio and an empty watchlist, no briefing is sent.
Quiet hours
You can define a quiet window so notifications do not arrive while you sleep. The window can follow your device's local time, so it does not drift when daylight saving changes.
Comparison and the thesis ledger
You can place several symbols side by side and compare them on the same criteria — that is the correct way to ask “which one should I buy?”. Your analyses are also saved; you can look back at what was thought about a symbol earlier and what that call turned out to be. Seeing your own past decisions teaches more than any single analysis.