How it works
How to see why the model made its call on a stock
StockMap's Why story explains the reasoning behind the model's call on any covered US stock: the consensus breakdown, the vote strip, the factor chips with hit-rate bars, and the full writeup. Available on Plus and Ultimate plans.
- Needs Plus
- Start from: A stock page, signed in on Plus
- Available on Plus and Ultimate plans.
What you see at the end: The Why story and factor scorecard
Step by step
Signed in on Plus, open a stock's page, for example stockmap.io/stock/NVDA.
You see: NVDA stock page on Plus
Scroll down to the Why panel under the consensus block.
You see: The Why story and factor scorecard
If it doesn’t work
Why stories are computed for covered US equities. If a stock is uncovered or has no call yet, the panel explains why no call was made.
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