Go to the list of all blogs
Sergey Savastiouk's Avatar
published in Blogs
Jun 17, 2023
Tickeron Revolutionizes Profitable Trading with AI-Driven Trend Prediction Engine (TPE)

Tickeron Revolutionizes Profitable Trading with AI-Driven Trend Prediction Engine (TPE)

Tickeron presents a groundbreaking tool for investors to enhance their profitability – the Trend Prediction Engine (TPE) powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). The TPE leverages historical trends to predict potential increases, decreases, or stagnations in a stock's price, thus offering guidance on whether to buy, sell, or hold. Tickeron provides an opportunity to identify bullish and bearish trends among 7,000 stocks, 10,000 OTC stocks, 3,000 ETFs, and 14,000 Mutual funds.

In 2023, there is no superior method for profit generation from trend trading than using TPE. Tickeron combines AI's capabilities with a user-friendly interface, providing anyone interested in successful trend trading an efficient new strategy promising long-term success.

Maximize Trend Trading Success with Tickeron

Seasoned investors acknowledge that due to its simplicity, trend trading often yields the highest profits. Instead of aiming for a specific price, investors predict whether a particular asset’s price will rise or fall, and then act based on those predictions.

Before the introduction of Tickeron’s TPE, investors had to discern an asset’s price trend themselves and make predictions susceptible to human error. Now, Tickeron’s AI scrutinizes historical data, providing clear investment decisions for investors.

Tickeron's TPE stands out by offering back-tested data, thereby validating trading strategies and their probability of success. This, coupled with the main feature of real-time stock trend identification, allows users to see the AI's confidence in its predictions, providing statistics on the likelihood of a certain trend. For interactive viewing of backtested results, visit: https://tickeron.com/stock-tpe/?utm_source=TickerOn&utm_campaign=TopMenu.

Enhanced Accuracy and Risk Mitigation with TPE

Trend traders need quick information about whether to take a long position expecting a rise in stock price, or a short position expecting a drop. TPE, leveraging the power of AI, can provide this information promptly, enabling users to make better-informed investing decisions.

A fluctuating price does not necessarily indicate a continuing trend. TPE examines historical data to provide a confidence level for each asset, expressed as a percentage. This confidence level can guide decisions and allow the user to determine the acceptable risk level for a trade.

TPE includes a filter to identify potential trades with a minimum confidence of 55%, a level that can be adjusted by the user in TPE’s settings. A lower risk level generally indicates a lower potential return, thus users preferring safety will require a higher confidence level. Conversely, those willing to accept higher risk for a larger potential return will settle for a lower confidence level.

Tickeron integrates confidence level adjustment functionality into its TPE, enabling users to set the minimum confidence levels based on their acceptable risk. This makes TPE a truly customizable tool, ready for immediate use.

Customized Trading with TPE

Customization in TPE extends beyond confidence level settings. Users can modify settings by asset class, such as stocks, forex, cryptocurrencies, ETFs, penny stocks, or mutual funds. They can also adjust settings by price level, market cap, and more to suit their budgets.

These filters can streamline investment decision-making. Alternatively, users can set the tool without filters to obtain the maximum number of suggestions and then make decisions based on the most appealing assets. Regardless of the investor type, TPE provides unparalleled information.

Sergey Savastiouk, Ph.D., CEO and Founder of Tickeron says, “Our proprietary 'Odds of Success' formula distinguishes this tool. Users can see the exact likelihood of an asset continuing or reversing its price trend. This empowers investors to excel in this form of trading. We've received excellent user feedback from our TPE users, and we're thrilled to see them profiting from this efficient strategy."

Make More Informed Investment Decisions with TPE

Interested investors can avail a 14-day free trial of TPE by visiting Tickeron’s product page. Here, users can set up push notifications via email or directly on the TPE website to receive alerts tailored to their preferences. Tickeron also provides direct customer support, 1-on-1 coaching, webinars, and other educational resources on their website.

Savastiouk elaborates, “The underlying principle here is simplicity. Before TPE, trend prediction involved a complex and time-consuming process of analyzing historical data. AI is an ideal partner for this kind of trading—by analyzing previous price trends, we can suggest where the price might head next. We go above and beyond our competitors by offering confidence level percentages, allowing investors to truly control their risk tolerance and decide on the strategies they wish to pursue.”

To learn more, visit: https://tickeron.com/ or contact Tickeron at 1-844-348-7267. Their office is located at 200 S.Virginia St. 8th Floor, Reno, NV 89501.

Tickeron's Offerings

The fundamental premise of technical analysis lies in identifying recurring price patterns and trends, which can then be used to forecast the course of upcoming market trends. Our journey commenced with the development of AI-based Engines, such as the Pattern Search Engine, Real-Time Patterns, and the Trend Prediction Engine, which empower us to conduct a comprehensive analysis of market trends. We have delved into nearly all established methodologies, including price patterns, trend indicators, oscillators, and many more, by leveraging neural networks and deep historical backtests. As a consequence, we've been able to accumulate a suite of trading algorithms that collaboratively allow our AI Robots to effectively pinpoint pivotal moments of shifts in market trends.


Contributor

Sergey Savastiouk, Ph.D. has a degree in Applied Mathematics from Moscow University and has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, investor, manager, and mathematician. His professional expertise is in applied mathematics, mathematical modeling, system and pattern analysis, and software and hardware system integration. He has served as the CEO of several hi-tech start-up companies and nonprofit organizations, which has given him proven capabilities in business strategy for high-tech start-up companies, market assessment, company formation, team building, product development, marketing, and sales. He has published numerous articles in journals and magazines on related fields. As a retail investor, he spent 15 years developing his proprietary trading and quantitative algorithms (now Tickeron’s A.I.), which brought him significant returns in trading the stock market. His current work and goal in founding Tickeron is to bring professional, sophisticated stock market analysis capabilities to retail investors via an easy-to-use interface.


Interact to see
Advertisement
WES is an oil & gas midstream partnership (NYSE: WES) with largely fee‑based, long‑term volume contracts in key basins such as the Delaware and DJ, which insulate cash flows from direct oil price swings but still tie them to producer activity and throughput. Current positioning: The units trade around 41–42 dollars with a high cash yield (roughly 9% dividend), solid profitability (P/E about 14), and strong returns on equity above 40%, signaling a mature, cash‑generative infrastructure asset.
SD is a pure‑play upstream energy company with operations concentrated in U.S. onshore oil and gas, so its revenues are directly influenced by global oil and gas price movements.
TTI is an oilfield services and specialty chemicals company, not a direct oil producer, so it tends to benefit when higher oil prices lead to sustained drilling and completion activity rather than from price moves alone. The Iran war raises the odds of major supply disruptions, and several commentators see a path to Brent near 100 dollars per barrel if the Strait of Hormuz is impaired, which would support energy capex and, by extension, demand for TTI’s services and fluids.
COP is a global upstream heavyweight, producing more than 2.3 million barrels of oil equivalent per day and generating over 60 billion dollars in annual revenue, with a strategy centered on disciplined capex and robust cash returns to shareholders. The Iran war introduces a structural risk premium into oil markets; if supply from the region or traffic through Hormuz is disrupted, analysts see Brent potentially trading nearer 90–100 dollars per barrel or higher, which is supportive for ConocoPhillips’ cash flows and valuation.
ONEOK is a diversified midstream operator focused on gathering, processing, fractionation, transportation, storage, and marine export of natural gas, NGLs, refined products, and crude, with most revenue coming from relatively stable fee‑based contracts. The US–Iran war increases the odds of supply disruptions or perceived risks in the Gulf, which has already contributed to higher oil and LNG prices and a persistent geopolitical risk premium.
Exxon Mobil is a global energy giant with roughly 324 billion dollars in trailing revenue, around 29 billion dollars in earnings, record production near 4.7 million barrels per day, and a long runway of projects in Guyana, the Permian, LNG and carbon capture. The Iran war has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and could keep a 10–20 dollar‑per‑barrel risk premium in crude if tensions stay high, which would generally be positive for XOM’s upstream earnings and refining margins.
Chevron is a global integrated oil and gas major with growing production, a strong balance sheet, and significant exposure to long‑life projects in the Permian, LNG, and Venezuela, aiming for structurally higher cash flows through 2026 and beyond. The Iran war has increased the probability of supply disruptions or perceived risk in the Gulf, and several analysts warn that Brent could move above 100 dollars per barrel if Hormuz traffic is impaired, which would generally be supportive for Chevron’s earnings and free cash flow.
Shell is a diversified global major with roughly 266.9 billion dollars in trailing revenue, 17.8 billion dollars in earnings, a 3.5% dividend yield, and an active buyback program, trading at about 13 times earnings near its 52‑week high. The Iran war materially raises the risk of disruptions or perceived threats around the Strait of Hormuz, which could push oil well above 80–100 dollars per barrel and tighten LNG markets, a setup that is generally supportive for Shell’s upstream and LNG businesses.
LMT is a defense heavyweight with roughly 75 billion dollars in annual revenue, about 5 billion dollars in earnings, and a backlog above 190 billion dollars spanning fighters, missiles, space, and sustainment contracts that support long‑term cash flow. The U.S.–Iran war has triggered a classic “flight to defense,” with sector ETFs and names like Lockheed rallying as investors price in higher defense spending, missile restocking, and elevated geopolitical risk for years to come.
NOC is a defense heavyweight with about 42 billion dollars in annual revenue, 4.18 billion dollars in earnings, and key growth programs in the B‑21 bomber, Sentinel ICBM, missile defense, and space, which are all strategically prioritized in U.S. and allied budgets. The Iran war has reinforced a rotation into defense stocks as investors expect elevated military spending, ammunition and missile restocking, and sustained demand for advanced systems, and commentary specifically cites Northrop as a likely beneficiary.
RTX is a broad aerospace and defense leader with about 88.6 billion dollars in 2025 revenue, 6.73 billion dollars in earnings, and a 268 billion dollar backlog spanning commercial and defense programs that support multi‑year growth. Management guides to 92–93 billion dollars in 2026 sales, adjusted EPS of 6.60–6.80, and free cash flow of 8.25–8.75 billion dollars, with analysts expecting roughly 6% EPS growth to around 6.67 dollars in 2026.
Delta is the most profitable major U.S. airline, with 2025 operating revenue of 58.3 billion dollars, adjusted EPS of 5.82 dollars, 12% ROIC, and manageable leverage, and it is guiding to 2026 EPS of 6.50–7.50 dollars and 3–4 billion dollars of free cash flow. The Iran war is pushing oil and jet fuel prices higher, with jet fuel benchmarks up about 22% this year amid fears over flows through the Strait of Hormuz, and long‑haul routes across the region are being rerouted, raising costs and causing disruptions.
GD produces business jets, combat vehicles, IT and mission systems, and submarines, with 2025 revenue of 52.55 billion dollars, net income of 4.21 billion dollars, EPS of 15.45, and a sizable backlog near 118 billion dollars that underpins future growth.​ The Iran war has boosted interest in defense stocks; sector ETFs are up double digits this year and analysts emphasize that long‑duration maintenance and modernization contracts can support cash flows even after the conflict cools.
HII is the dominant U.S. Navy shipbuilder, focused on aircraft carriers, submarines, and other major naval vessels, with about 12.0 billion dollars in trailing revenue, 569 million dollars in net income, and EPS of 14.50. The Iran war and threats around the Strait of Hormuz highlight the importance of naval and missile-defense capabilities; reports show interceptor stocks being depleted and stress that keeping sea lanes open will likely require sustained naval investment where HII is a key contractor.
United is a large global carrier with a premium‑focused “United Next” strategy that upgauges to larger, more fuel‑efficient aircraft and adds premium seats to improve margins over the next several years. The Iran war has forced widespread Middle East airspace closures, creating thousands of cancellations, diversions, longer flight times, and higher fuel burn; analysts warn of higher fares and air‑freight rates if the conflict persists.
GE Aerospace is a focused aviation and defense company with two major segments—commercial engines and services, and defense and propulsion—earning most of its profits from long‑duration engine service on an installed base near 80,000 engines. Revenue and earnings growth have been strong, with recent quarterly revenue above 11 billion dollars, up high‑teens year over year, and net income over 2 billion dollars; management guides to 2026 EPS of 7.10–7.40 dollars, well above this year’s roughly 5.4‑dollar consensus.
Shares of Citigroup (C) declined approximately 5.17% in the most recent completed trading session, closing at $110.19 versus a prior close of $116.19. The primary catalyst was hotter-than-expected U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) data, stoking fears of persistent inflation and a reduced likelihood of near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts.
AVAV surged +16.83% in Monday's session, trading at $294.70 compared to Friday's closing price of $252.25 — a gain of $42.45 per share. The primary catalyst was a powerful confluence of geopolitical demand and corporate developments: the escalating U.S.-Iran military conflict dramatically amplified investor focus on AeroVironment's loitering munitions portfolio.
Shares of Venture Global surged approximately +16.61% on March 2, 2026, closing at $11.30 compared to the prior close of $9.69. The primary catalyst was a stronger-than-expected Q4 2025 earnings report, with GAAP EPS of $0.41 beating the consensus estimate of $0.36 by $0.05.
Shares of CCL plunged 10.11% in Monday's session, falling from a prior close of $31.55 to $28.36. The primary catalyst was a coordinated U.S. and Israeli military strike on Iran over the weekend, causing crude oil prices to surge approximately 8–9% and triggering a global risk-off selloff.