Stock Signals Before the Market Opens

It started with a simple question: What if regular people could see what big Wall Street firms see?

In April 2025, Steve and Mike joined forces. Steve had spent eight years working at a major bank. He knew how money moved through the system. He understood how big firms used data to stay ahead of everyone else. One day, he had an idea: what if he could take what he learned in banking, finance, and economics and use it to predict where stocks would go next?

There was just one problem. Building something like that takes serious tech skills. That's where Mike came in. Mike had been building software for startups for over eight years. He knew how to turn big ideas into real tools that actually work. When Steve told him the idea, Mike was all in.

So they got to work. Steve focused on the money side. He mapped out how institutions place trades, what patterns show up before big moves, and how sentiment shifts right before a stock takes off or drops. With his own software engineering experience, Steve also helped build parts of the system. Together, Steve and Mike built the engine from scratch. They wrote the code that pulls in data from dozens of sources every night, runs it through their custom AI model, and spits out clear trade plans by morning.

The result is Allosens. Every trading day, the system scans the entire S&P 500. It looks at institutional order flow, block trades, and sentiment from over 124 different data points. Then it picks the five best setups and sends them to you before the market opens. Each pick comes with an entry price, a stop loss, and target levels so you know exactly what to do.

But here's the part that makes Allosens different from everything else out there: we show you how every single pick did. Not just the winners. All of them. Every day. No hiding. No cherry-picking. Full transparency.

Most services only show you their best trades. We show you all of them. Because we believe that if a tool really works, you shouldn't have to hide the results.