The same rules for every stock
One fixed process runs across the whole universe. No stock gets a different method, and the same inputs always produce the same output.
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Methodology
MintX signals are the output of a fixed, rule-based research process that runs the same way for every stock. Here is how it behaves, and what we keep to ourselves.
One fixed process runs across the whole universe. No stock gets a different method, and the same inputs always produce the same output.
Signals are produced by a scheduled research run, not generated live when someone asks. Everyone sees the same signal for the same stock.
No language model creates, adjusts or ranks a signal. The in-app assistant is a separate tool that helps you find your way around the product.
Every signal is tracked after it is issued until it resolves, and the ones that do not work stay in the record.
What the process looks at, how each part is weighted, and the thresholds that decide a signal are not published. They are the part of MintX a competitor could copy.
You do not have to take the method on trust. Every signal is dated and followed to an outcome in the app, including the misses, so the results can be checked one by one.
Support is computed mechanically: the lowest low of the window 60 to 6 trading days back, touched at least 2 times. A breakdown is the first close below it. Every result is shown next to a control of ordinary days for the same stocks, and every event can be downloaded.
A study counts what followed past breaks. It is not a forecast and not a signal. It covers only stocks listed today, so delisted names are missing. Method version support-breakdown@1, measured 2026-10-04.
Every signal with its outcome, month by month, is in the app.
MintX is a technology & analytics platform, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst, and nothing here is investment advice. Past signal outcomes do not guarantee future results. See the full disclaimer.