A terminal, minus
the terminal fee.

Indicators that are
right from pixel one.

Almost every free chart gets this wrong. Ask for six months with a 50-day moving average and you get a line that starts 50 days late — or worse, starts immediately but is computed from an incomplete window.

Mind Browser fetches more history than it draws. The indicators are warmed up before the visible range begins, so the moving average and the Bollinger bands are correct at the leftmost pixel instead of drifting into correctness.

• Nine ranges — 1D 5D 1M 6M 1Y 2Y 5Y 10Y MAX, each with its own fetch window
• Bollinger bands drawn as an envelope, not two stray lines
• Volume underneath, on the same time axis
• Intraday for 1D, daily bars beyond it — resolution matched to range

Seven lenses on
one sector.

Searching an industry's name gives you noise. Mind Browser fires seven categorised queries per sector and files each story into the bucket that explains why it matters — then de-duplicates across buckets so a story stays in its most specific one.

• Earnings — quarterly and annual results
• M&A & Deals — acquisitions, mergers, stakes, JVs
• Leadership — CEO/CFO moves, appointments, resignations
• Regulation — policy, ministries, bans, compliance
• Analyst Calls — upgrades, downgrades, target prices
• Launches — products, rollouts, expansion
• Corporate Actions — dividends, buybacks, IPOs, splits