A live simulation.
You name a ticker. We run 10,000 forward paths in front of you. We talk through what the distribution actually means and why most apps round it off into a single number.
Book a demo
See how ATLAS works in 30 minutes.
For universities and institutional investors. A focused walkthrough of the simulation engine, the public track record, and how ATLAS fits your programme or your desk. Live, with someone from the team, no slides.
30 min · No cost · Live with the team
01 The session
§ 01
What you'll see.
Three things, in this order.
The public ledger.
We open the public track record live: 900,000+ predictions, each one logged before the outcome was known. We show how calibration is measured (an 80% range lands inside 83.2% of the time) and where the model is wrong.
Your use case.
We talk about what you actually want from the platform — your course, your team, your desk — and whether ATLAS is a fit. Honest answer either way.
§ 02
Who this is for.
The call is for two kinds of teams.
Universities
Professors and programme leads who want to run an investment challenge or a course on the real market with their students.
Institutional investors
Banks, asset managers and risk desks evaluating calibrated probabilities, backtests and the methodology behind them.
Investing on your own?
You don’t need a call. Get started and the product shows you around.
02 Logistics
§ 03
How it works.
- Length
- 30 minutes. We finish on time.
- Format
- Live video on Google Meet or Zoom. Camera optional on your end.
- Who joins
- Someone from the ATLAS team — typically the person closest to your area of interest.
- Cost
- No cost. No card, no commitment after the call.
- Languages
- English or Spanish — pick what is easier for you.
- After the call
- We send a short summary and the next steps for your programme or your team.
03 Request
§ 04
Request a time.
Send us a quick note. We respond within one business day with two or three time slots that work on our end.
Reply within 1 business day · info@atlas-stocks.com
What the request asks for
- Full name
- Company or context Optional · where you work, or what you are working on
- Timezone or rough availability e.g. Europe/Madrid, weekday afternoons
- What do you want to focus on? University programme, institutional fit, methodology deep-dive, or other
- Anything else we should know? Optional
Prefer to read first? That's fine.
Most of what we cover in the call is also documented publicly.