Understand a Bekodia analysis

Every Bekodia analysis uses the same structured fields. Here's what each one means — and, importantly, what it doesn't.

The fields

• Sentiment — the AI's directional reading for the affected asset: BULLISH, BEARISH, or NEUTRAL.
• Confidence (1–10) — Bekodia's relative model rating for the analysis. It is not a probability, expected return, or guarantee. Free accounts see scores 4–6, Trader sees 4–8, and Analyst sees the full available 4–10 range.
• Time horizon — the period associated with the analysis: immediate, short-term, medium-term, or long-term.
• Risk level — the AI's overall assessment of risk for the analysis: low, medium, or high.
• Reasoning — a plain-language explanation of the factors behind the analysis. Review it alongside the other fields.
• Investment thesis — a summary of the key drivers. Availability depends on your plan and, for Trader, the market-open access period.

How to use it well

• Read the reasoning, not just the score. The number is a summary, not the whole story.
• Consider whether the stated time horizon and risk level are relevant to the research question you are evaluating.
• Treat each analysis as one input among many, tied to a single news item.
• To learn about the optional calculation display for entry, stop, target, and position-size estimates, see Trade Levels.

Important: this is not financial advice

Bekodia is an information and research tool. Its analyses are AI-generated and may be incomplete or wrong. Nothing in the app is personalized investment, legal, or tax advice, and Bekodia does not recommend buying or selling any security. Always do your own research and consider consulting a licensed financial, legal, or tax professional, as appropriate. See the Terms of Service for the full disclaimer.