The AI Tool That Studies Yesterday's Biggest Winners
AI Market Research · Chaikin Analytics
Time Machine
AI-Powered Pattern Matching · From the Team Behind the Power Gauge

An AI tool that studies history's biggest stock winners — to help you spot the next one earlier.

Time Machine scans decades of market data and compares a stock's current technical and fundamental profile against the early-stage patterns of past market winners.

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Pattern Comparison
Historical example
Early-stage winner
vs
Today's candidate
Sample ticker
Illustrative
Pattern-match example, for demonstration only
Sample comparison. Not an actual stock analysis or recommendation.
DecadesOf historical market data scanned
5,000+Stocks the underlying Power Gauge covers
60 YearsCombined Wall Street background on the team
NewFirst AI tool built on the Power Gauge system
How It Works

Pattern history meets today's market

Instead of just rating a stock on where it stands today, Time Machine looks at how it compares to the early chapters of past winners.

01

Historical library

The system is built on decades of technical and fundamental data from past market winners.

02

Pattern comparison

It compares a current stock's profile to the early-stage signatures in that library.

03

Your own research

You use the comparison as one more data point alongside your own due diligence.

Who Built It

A veteran stock-rating system, extended with AI

Marc Chaikin

Founder, Chaikin Analytics

Creator of the Power Gauge rating system and the Chaikin Money Flow indicator, with decades of experience building research tools for Wall Street and individual investors alike.

Joe Austin

Technology & Research Analyst

A technology-sector analyst with decades of experience covering major shifts in the market, including work as a portfolio manager and hedge fund research analyst.

A quick note before you continue: Time Machine's comparisons are based on historical, backtested patterns. Backtested and historical results do not guarantee future performance, and no rating or comparison should be treated as a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.
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See how a real stock compares to past winners

Watch the free walkthrough to see how Time Machine builds its historical comparison, step by step.

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