How KingStone AI Trading works
Analytics for review,trades stay with you
KingStone AI Trading is a self-directed market analytics, education and decision-support platform. It scans markets with artificial intelligence, statistical analysis and predefined technical criteria, then presents information for independent member review.
Market scan
Predefined criteria across selected markets
The platform analyses factors such as price action, technical structure, volume, momentum, volatility, liquidity and wider market conditions.
Member settings
Markets, timeframes and preferences
Members select the markets, timeframes and analytical preferences they wish to review. Outputs follow those settings and are not assessed as suitable for any particular person.
Filtered setups
Weaker candidates are set aside
The platform filters weaker candidates and highlights potential analytical setups that meet predefined criteria. It may reassess setups as market conditions change.
Independent review
Analytics for the member to examine
Information is presented for independent member review. It is general and non-personalised. It is not investment advice, and it is not a recommendation to trade.
Member trades
Orders stay with the member’s broker
KingStone does not execute trades, transmit orders, access brokerage accounts or make discretionary trading decisions. Members place and manage any transaction themselves.
End-to-end flow
From interest to your own decision
The platform supplies analytical information. The decision to trade, and any order that follows, remains with the member.
Register interest in KingStone AI Trading.
KingStoneStock is the active pilot, focused on USA-listed stocks. FX, gold and Bitcoin are in development.
Members choose the markets, timeframes and analytical preferences they wish to review.
The platform scans those markets and filters setups that meet predefined criteria.
Members review the analytical information independently.
Members decide whether to trade, and place any transaction through their own broker.
The platform does not execute trades, transmit orders or access brokerage accounts.
Trading involves risk. Members may lose some or all capital traded.
How an idea is analysed
A wide scan, then a narrower view
The morning command starts with a pre-market discovery scan. Symbols become candidates, candidates can be watched, and only then does a deeper scan produce a setup. The idea that reaches the desk is what remains after that narrowing.
Direction and timeframe
An idea is shown long or short, on the timeframe it was analysed, so the setup is not a bare ticker.
Risk-reward and confidence
Minimum risk-reward and minimum confidence are part of the view. A setup that does not clear those marks can be filtered out before review.
Sector and regime
Ideas can be read against sector and the market regime, with news, sentiment, and the wider movers and watchlist beside them.
Confirm, then audit
Order-ready ideas wait for confirmation. The session keeps a record of what was taken, missed, expired, invalidated, or cancelled.

Around the idea, the desk also shows news and sentiment, hot candidates, top movers, and the watchlist, and it can look back through a strategy backtest or a trade autopsy. The scan prepares the analysis. Confirmation is still a separate step.
Member journey
Four steps on the platform
Choose markets
Select the markets, timeframes and analytical preferences you want the platform to examine.
Review setups
The platform highlights potential analytical setups that meet predefined criteria and may reassess them as conditions change.
Decide independently
Outputs are general analytics and education. They are not personalised advice and are not assessed as suitable for any individual.
Trade yourself
If you choose to trade, you place and manage the transaction manually through your own broker. KingStone does not execute the order.
Analytics, not advice or execution
KingStone provides general market analytics, statistical information, education and decision-support technology. It does not execute trades, hold client money, or decide whether a transaction is suitable for any member.