

QSTMarkets
QSTMarkets is a free financial terminal built around a command bar, aimed at retail investors, finance students and anyone who wants serious tooling without a heavy price tag. You type short commands to pull up charts, fundamentals, market data, news and analytics across more...
Features
- Dark Mode
- Command line interface
- Ad-free
- Backtesting
- Portfolio Tracking
- Stock screener
- Forex
Tags
- paper-trading
- AI Assistant
- commodities
- critical-minerals
- institutional-holdings
- 13f-filings
- real-time-quotes
- implied-volatility
- portfolio-backtesting
- market-data
- technical-analysis
- options-greeks
- etf-analysis
- Financial News
- credit-markets
- charting
- macroeconomic-data
- stock-market
- options-analytics
- investment-backtesting
- financial-terminal
- swing-trading
QSTMarkets News & Activities
Recent activities
- MartinBuessler added QSTMarkets as alternative to MarketData Hub
quantlinkai added QSTMarkets as alternative to QuantLink- fpinero added QSTMarkets
- POX updated QSTMarkets
fpinero added QSTMarkets as alternative to Koyfin, TradingView, FinViz and Yahoo! Finance
QSTMarkets information
What is QSTMarkets?
QSTMarkets is a free financial terminal built around a command bar, aimed at retail investors, finance students and anyone who wants serious tooling without a heavy price tag. You type short commands to pull up charts, fundamentals, market data, news and analytics across more than 80 commands in ten categories.
The terminal covers real-time quotes and options analytics (implied volatility, Greeks and gamma exposure), ETF research, portfolio tracking, macroeconomic dashboards, credit market data, institutional 13F holdings, FX, commodities and a dedicated section on critical minerals. It also includes a swing trading scanner with a paper-only trading simulator and an AI assistant for interpreting data.
Data that is estimated, approximated or lagged is clearly labeled, so you always know what you are looking at. Access is free and only requires a name and an email to create an account. The paper trading module is strictly simulated and never connects to a broker or moves real money.








