Questions
What is PairsCopilot?
A statistical model that scans US-listed stock pairs that normally move together, every market evening, and reports the ones whose gap has stretched unusually far — in dollars and days rather than jargon. It is data, published the same way to every reader at the same time.
What's free, and what does the full report add?
The free daily report shows one opportunity in the open (the pair, how far apart it has drifted, and the typical time to close) and lists the rest blurred. The full report — $29/month or $290/year — unblurs every opportunity and adds which stock to buy and which to sell short, the trigger and safety-stop levels, sizing at a fixed $1,000 reference leg, a live-price entry check, and tracking of every open signal.
When does the report arrive?
Every US market evening, around 6 pm ET — shortly after the close. Nothing is sent on weekends or market holidays.
How do the free trial and cancelling work?
The full report is free for 7 days with your card on file. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged; we email a reminder before the first charge. Cancel yourself, any time, from the Manage billing button on your Account page — no email or phone call. Cancelling stops future charges; access continues through the period you paid for.
Do I need a special brokerage account?
Pairs setups buy one stock and sell short the other, so acting on them needs an account that allows short selling (usually a margin account). Short selling carries the risk of losses larger than the amount invested.
Is this investment advice?
No. PairsCopilot is an impersonal publication of model output. It does not know your situation, does not tell anyone what to do, and does not manage money; subscribing creates no advisory relationship. Every decision, and its risk, is yours.
Where can I see how the signals turned out?
Every published signal goes into an append-only ledger the night it is published and is tracked to the end — losses with the same prominence as wins. Results are shown publicly once the live record has at least 30 closed signals and 6 months of history; until then subscribers see them in the report.
Who can subscribe?
US residents only. The model covers US-listed equities.