About & Methodology
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Quantum Reports aggregates financial news from 50+ sources into one feed, updated every 10 minutes and rated by market impact on arrival, with a Quantum Score on every ticker. Premium includes the live feed, breaking alerts, QuantumAI, daily briefs, the portfolio tracker and the Chrome extension. The economic calendar and ticker pages are free for everyone.
1. What Quantum Reports Is
Quantum Reports is a financial news aggregation and AI analysis service, covering global stocks, crypto, forex, commodities, indices, and ETFs, plus a separate personal-finance section, Quantum Everyday. Every article is classified by market impact on ingest; every ticker carries a Quantum Score, a keyword-based score of its recent news coverage (see below).
Premium is the full service: the live feed updated every 10 minutes with market-impact ratings, breaking alerts, Plain English explainers, a daily brief written to your own watchlist, QuantumAI, a portfolio tracker with daily and all-time P&L, and the QuantumAI Chrome extension. An extension-only plan puts QuantumAI in the Chrome side panel without the web app. See the FAQ below for prices.
One developer. No investors, no team. Built because the alternative — fourteen tabs every morning — wasn't good enough.
2. How Quantum Score Works
Quantum Score rates a ticker's news sentiment from 0 to 100, using the last 24 hours of coverage. Each headline is classified bullish, bearish, or neutral by keyword match against curated word sets — not by a language model. A ticker needs at least three classified headlines in that window before a score is shown; below that, Quantum Score stays blank rather than guess from thin data.
Bullish headlines score +2, bearish headlines score −2, neutral headlines score 0. The total is normalised to a 0–100 scale and mapped to one of five labels:
- Bearish — 0 to 30
- Cautious — 31 to 45
- Neutral — 46 to 55
- Optimistic — 56 to 75
- Bullish — 76 to 100
That is the whole method: a transparent count of recent headline sentiment, not a model's opinion of the company. It measures what the news coverage sounds like over the last day, nothing more.
3. Sources
54 publishers feed the pipeline as of this writing, each counted once however many feeds it has — wire services, national papers, and specialist trade press, spanning markets, economy, currency, commodities, and crypto, plus a separate personal-finance set for Quantum Everyday. General copy elsewhere on the site rounds this down to 50+.
4. Regulatory Registration
Quantum Reports is registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), registration number ZC169897, and processes personal data under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Full detail on data handling, retention, and your rights is in the Privacy Policy.
FAQ
Premium is £12.99 a month or £129.90 a year, and includes the live feed, breaking alerts, QuantumAI, daily briefs, the portfolio tracker and the Chrome extension. An extension-only plan is £7.99 a month. Every new subscription has a 14-day money-back guarantee. The economic calendar and ticker pages are free for everyone.
See How Quantum Score Works above — in short: keyword-classified sentiment across the last 24 hours of a ticker's news, weighted and normalised to 0–100, with a minimum of three headlines before a score is shown.
Stocks across ten major indices spanning the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific — S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, Dow Jones 30, FTSE 100, DAX 40, CAC 40, EURO STOXX 50, Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, and ASX 200 — plus crypto, forex, commodities, market indices, and ETFs. Every ticker page carries a Quantum Score based on the last 24 hours of its news.
No. Quantum Reports is an information service only. Nothing on this platform constitutes financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, or any other type of financial recommendation. All content — including AI analysis, sentiment scores, news summaries, and market data — is provided for informational and educational purposes only. Always conduct your own independent research and consult a qualified financial adviser before making any investment decision. (Quoted from the Terms of Service.)
A separate section covering everyday personal finance rather than markets: saving and budgeting, investing and ISAs, pensions and retirement, debt and borrowing, tax, property and housing, and insurance and protection — drawn from the same aggregation pipeline as the main feed. Open Quantum Everyday →
50+ (54 publishers as of this writing) — see Sources above for the breakdown.
Quantum Reports is registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office, registration number ZC169897, and processes personal data under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Full detail, including your rights and how to exercise them, is in the Privacy Policy.