Upturn

Prediction Tool — Freemium

AI buy and sell advisories on 9,000+ US stocks with full history of past calls shown

Full published advisory history including losses, not just winning calls

Overview

Upturn is an AI prediction tool that publishes buy and sell advisories on more than 9,000 US stocks and ETFs, built for beginner swing and long-term investors who want a signal service with its track record out in the open. It runs as a web and iPhone service rather than a full trading platform, so you're getting calls and ratings, not execution. What sets the pitch apart is transparency about what those calls have actually done, wins and losses both. Every listed name also carries a simple star rating and an AI-generated SWOT summary, giving a beginner a quick qualitative read alongside the numbers.

Upturn publishes its losing calls right alongside the winners, showing the full history of advisories rather than curating a highlight reel, which is rare in a category full of signal services that only show what worked. It's also registered with the SEC as an investment adviser, which puts it under a different regulatory standard than an anonymous newsletter or chat-group signal feed. A seven-day free trial requires no credit card, so you can see the ratings and SWOT summaries before paying anything.

The core limitation is baked into the performance numbers themselves. The two-year-plus track record shown for each name is a simulated performance record, not an audited result from real, live trades, so it should be read as a backtest rather than proof of what an account actually earned. The app also has only two App Store ratings, which is thin feedback for a platform covering this many tickers.

Coverage stays within US stocks, with ratings applied manually across swing trading and long-term holding periods rather than automated execution. Pricing runs $1.14/day billed weekly after the free trial ends, under a freemium structure. This Upturn review favors beginners who want transparent, SEC-registered advisories with disclosed win-loss history. Traders who need audited live performance rather than simulated backtests should look elsewhere.

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