Arohana Trading Academy

The problem

Arohana Trading Academy teach trading, and the thing their members actually want between classes is the call: which stock, bought at what, and what it is worth holding to.

Running that over a messaging group is how most academies do it, and it has an obvious flaw. Messages scroll away. A member who joins in March cannot see what was called in January, and neither can anyone deciding whether to join at all.

Approach

Three tabs, which is the whole app, and each one answers a different question.

Top Picks is the current call: the stock, the exchange it trades on, what it was bought at, what it is worth now, the target, and the growth so far with the sign the eye reads first. Underneath it, the reasoning, written by the academy rather than generated, because a trading academy is selling judgement and the number alone does not teach anything.

News is the market context around those calls, each item against the company it concerns.

History is the part worth building. Every past recommendation stays, marked with whether the target was hit. That is an unusual thing for a tip service to publish, and it is the reason to have an app rather than a group: a record that cannot quietly scroll away is the strongest argument an academy can make for itself, as long as the calls are good.