Apple, Tesla and 5,700 more. Prices going five years back.
ATLAS for Universities
Train students for
real financial markets.
A trading challenge on the real US market. Your students get virtual capital, the same analysis tools a fund uses and a ranking that moves with every close. You set the rules and the dates. We run it.
The same numbers the market prints, every day.
How likely it is to go up. And to go down.
They decide what to buy and how much of each.
Everyone sees who is ahead, and why.
What your students get
Out of 100 times, how many the price ends up higher.
Fifteen ways to work it out. We pick the right one for each business.
What we said, next to what the price did. Both are on the site.
The full quant workflow, turned into a competition.
Every student gets the same chain a desk runs. They analyze, they build, and then they compete: at the end the market decides whose strategy was the best one.
- Volatility, beta and correlation
- Full distribution, 1 to 365 days
- Probability of hitting their target
- 15 valuation models next to it
- They set capital, sector and risk
- The optimizer returns the weights
- Odds for the basket as a whole
- Any weight can be overridden
- Follow ATLAS or build their own thesis
- Positions marked against the close
- Ranked on risk-adjusted return
- The leaderboard settles the argument
Follow ATLAS or try to beat it. Either way the market closes the argument, and the ranking shows who was right.
Every tool, on every listed company.
- 5,744 US-listed companies
- Daily closes back to 2021
- Sector, market cap, beta, regime label
- Rebuilt every night
- 5th, 50th and 95th percentile
- Any horizon from 1 to 365 days
- Probability of clearing any price
- No single target price, ever
- Cash flow discounted on reported FCF
- Residual income for banks
- Asset floor for cyclicals
- Survival option for distressed names
- Technology 62%
- Healthcare 27%
- Energy 11%
- Filter by volatility, sector, market cap
- Weight for every position
- Distribution for the whole basket
- Correlation between holdings
- Volatility, beta and correlation
- Risk carried by each position
- Scenario analysis
- Annualized the way a desk quotes it
- 634,018 US forecasts scored at 30 days
- Each one marked against the realized close
- 79.6% land inside the 80% band
- Hits and misses, both published
Six steps
and your course has a market.
- 1We set it up
Your rules, your dates, your list of companies.
- 2Students join
A link. No installing anything.
- 3They analyze
They pick companies and read the odds before buying.
- 4They compete
The ranking moves with the market, every day.
- 5You evaluate
Who traded, what they chose and why it worked.
- 6They grow
They leave able to defend a portfolio with numbers.
- See how it works inside
Why universities choose ATLAS
- Use it as coursework, a club activity or a capstone project
- Students apply valuation, risk and portfolio theory to live prices
- They defend a thesis with a number behind it, not an opinion
- The ranking keeps the class working the whole semester
- You see every trade, weight and decision each student made
- We set it up and we run it. You teach.
Become the first university to run ATLAS.
Three universities will run the first ATLAS Challenges, and we build them with you. Free the first semester.
Simple pricing. Built for education.
What a challenge costs your institution. Every student in it gets full access included, at no cost to them.
- The first challenge, built with your faculty
- Unlimited student seats
- Instructor dashboard and rankings
- Support from setup to results
- Challenges across courses and campuses
- Curriculum integration and materials
- Certificates for top teams
- Dedicated account manager
Three universities get in
before anybody else.
Yours can be one of them. We build it with you.