Model Signals
Rule-based market signals, historical context, and premium notification workflows.
Grizzly Bulls combines investor-facing research tools with developer data products. Each product family solves a different job, while shared account access and connected research workflows make it easy to move from market context to company research or structured data.
Rule-based market signals, historical context, and premium notification workflows.
Purpose-built views of breadth, valuation, positioning, liquidity, and other market conditions.
Connected financials, valuation, ownership, filings, and source-backed analysis for individual stocks.
Keyless economic history and authenticated SEC, Wealth, and Aircraft APIs with product-specific access.
Grizzly Bulls models turn predefined market rules into clear signal states. You can inspect the current signal and its history, receive eligible premium changes by email, and decide how or whether to express that signal in your own account.
Investors who want a repeatable broad-market framework for regime and risk changes.
The model interprets market conditions first. Grizzly Bulls publishes the resolved state, and you decide what action, if any, makes sense for your own portfolio.
Each model evaluates the inputs and rules that define its strategy.
Those rules resolve to a current signal that can be compared with prior changes.
Signals are visible in Grizzly Bulls, with eligible premium changes delivered by email.
You decide whether and how to express the signal in your own account.
Premium notifications remove the need to keep checking the site for an eligible model change.

Custom indicators add views of market conditions that a standard price chart does not show on its own. They complement the model signals with context around breadth, valuation, positioning, liquidity, and other market structure questions.
Investors who want to understand why market conditions look unusual before acting on a signal or thesis.
Indicators transform a narrow market question into a repeatable series that can be compared across time instead of relying on a one-off chart or anecdote.
Start with a specific condition such as breadth, valuation, positioning, or liquidity.
Normalize the underlying data into a repeatable indicator methodology.
Place the current reading beside historical levels and prior market regimes.
Use the indicator alongside model signals and company research rather than in isolation.
Premium model signals and premium custom indicators are bundled together rather than sold as separate subscriptions.
The stock research platform connects financial statements, valuation, ownership, filings, and source-backed analysis around a company so you can move from a ticker to the underlying evidence.
Investors who want a company-level research workflow without stitching together disconnected data pages.
The research platform keeps company facts and source material connected so a valuation question can lead naturally into financial statements, ownership, filings, and deeper analysis.
Open the company you want to understand rather than a disconnected data table.
Review financial statements, growth, margins, and other business fundamentals.
Compare market value with operating results and understand who owns the security.
Follow important facts into filings, primary sources, and published analysis.
Access reviewed economic history without a key, or use one account key for SEC, Wealth, and Aircraft. Each API documents its own access and data contract.
api.grizzlybulls.com/v1/aircraftFAA registry data and observed change history. Uses your account API key.
Quick start →Postman collection →grizzlybulls.com/api/v1/wealthPeople, ownership, and financial-event history. Uses your account API key.
Quick start →grizzlybulls.com/api/v1/secFilings, financials, ownership, and Form 13F data. Uses your account API key.
Quick start →grizzlybulls.com/api/v1/chartsHistorical U.S. GDP, inflation, and labor-market series. No account or API key required.
Quick start →Start keyless where available; authenticated products reuse a shared account key while preserving their own limits.
Read the quick start and confirm whether the API is public or requires an account key.
Review the operations, attribution and access rules for that data product.
For keyless routes, send a GET request. Authenticated products use a Bearer key.
Follow documented pagination, rate limits and source attribution for each API.
Economic data is public without a key. For authenticated products, your key identifies your account but does not grant another product's paid access.