# DANA — Directional AI Navigating Assets

> DANA is a free, educational web app where a multi-agent AI council issues weekly BUY/SELL
> signals on 230 US equities with a fully transparent, per-agent vote breakdown. General
> information and education only — not financial or investment advice. Capital at risk.

DANA's distinguishing feature is radical transparency: every weekly decision shows how each
of the AI agents voted, each agent's measured historical edge, and the quantitative
features behind the call (price returns, RSI, implied volatility, fundamentals, macro). BUY
signals require a weighted supermajority of the council. The whole product is currently free.

## What DANA is (and is not)
- A multi-agent AI "council" (built on Claude) that deliberates weekly over 230 large US stocks.
- A transparent, educational tool: it shows *how* the model reasons, not a personal recommendation.
- NOT personal financial advice, NOT a guarantee, NOT a promise of returns. Trading involves risk of loss.

## Key pages
- [AI Council](https://dana.technology/council): how the 20 agents work and how the weekly vote is reached.
- [Signals](https://dana.technology/signals): this week's live BUY/SELL signals across 230 US equities.
- [How It Works](https://dana.technology/strategy): the quantitative methodology, weighted voting and risk controls.
- [Academy](https://dana.technology/learn): educational lessons on signals, RSI, backtesting and paper trading.
- [Blog](https://dana.technology/blog): AI-written market analysis and explainers, updated continuously.
- [Help / FAQ](https://dana.technology/help): common questions about how DANA works.

## How the AI council works
- 230 US equities are scanned and the multi-agent council votes once per week.
- BUY requires a weighted supermajority; if the council is not convinced, no signal fires.
- Each agent is a specialist (momentum, mean-reversion, macro, fundamentals, volatility, etc.)
  with separate BUY and SELL voting weights and a measured, published edge.
- Signals are derived only from structured numerical features — never from news sentiment or social media.

## Data sources
- Price/OHLCV: Yahoo Finance. Fundamentals/earnings: Finnhub. Macro: FRED.

## Full reference
- [llms-full.txt](https://dana.technology/llms-full.txt): the complete citable reference —
  methodology, anti-overfitting discipline, agent examples, glossary and FAQ.
- Per-ticker signal pages follow the pattern https://dana.technology/signals/TICKER/
  (e.g. https://dana.technology/signals/NVDA/) — 230 tickers, updated weekly.

## Compliance
General information and education only. DANA is not financial or investment advice and does
not consider any individual's objectives or situation. Past performance does not guarantee
future results; capital is at risk. DANA Enterprise is a New South Wales, Australia entity.

## Official DANA mobile apps

DANA is available on the web, iOS (iPhone and iPad), and Android. The apps offer educational stock research, weekly AI council signals, transparent votes and a virtual paper portfolio. DANA is not a brokerage and does not execute real trades. Currently free; availability and device requirements vary by store.

- [DANA app overview](https://dana.technology/apps/): features, download links and frequently asked questions.
- [DANA: AI Market Research on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6802618447): official iOS app.
- [DANA: AI Stock Council on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dana.trading): official Android app.

## Educational guides
- [Reading a council signal](https://dana.technology/guides/read-ai-council-stock-signal/): Dates, votes, abstentions and confidence limitations.
- [Paper portfolio limitations](https://dana.technology/guides/paper-portfolio-real-trading-limitations/): Hypothetical execution and modelled costs.
- [Votes versus news sentiment](https://dana.technology/guides/quantitative-votes-news-sentiment/): Outputs and market context have different jobs.