Every trading day we publish one call on how to read the US market — then, after the close, we publish whether that call was right. The record is part of the product, not a footnote.
Research publication delivered to Telegram. Not investment advice. Alpha Engine is not a registered investment adviser and does not provide individualized recommendations. Markets involve risk of loss. No performance is guaranteed.
Published on a schedule, not when we feel like it. Times below shift by one hour between EST and EDT because the schedule is anchored to Seoul time.
Swing ideas run days to weeks. The Day Pick is same-day only and is always closed before the close. We do not publish intraday alerts for US names beyond these fixed times.
A fixed pipeline runs before every publication. The same gates apply whether the answer is bullish, bearish, or "stand down".
Before any single name, the session gets a regime read. When the regime says stand down, the output is "no new positions today" — stated plainly, with no ideas attached. A publication that cannot say "don't trade" is a marketing channel, not research.
An idea is not published unless it carries an entry zone, a target, an invalidation level, and the date by which its thesis must prove out. When that date arrives, we re-judge it in the open — valid, broken, or extended once.
If a company reports inside an open position's horizon, the default is to be out two sessions before the print. Holding an earnings date is a coin flip wearing a thesis. When we do take one deliberately, it is labelled as a bet, sized down, and scored on a separate track so it cannot flatter the main record.
Two tiers. US-Basic gets the market read twice a day. US-Pro adds the levels, the swing ideas and the Day Pick.
Summary edition — no entry levels, no swing ideas.
One email when the English edition opens. Nothing else — no drip sequence, no partner offers.
We store your email address and tier preference for the sole purpose of telling you when the English edition launches. No marketing partners, no resale. Reply to any message, or write to primecore.korea@gmail.com, to be deleted from the list at any time.
No. Alpha Engine is a research publication. Everything we publish is impersonal and identical for every subscriber on a tier — we do not know your portfolio, your risk tolerance, or your account, and we do not tailor anything to them. We are not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer in the United States or anywhere else, we do not manage money, and we never take custody of assets. Nothing we publish is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. You make your own decisions and you carry the outcome.
Prime Core Solutions, a company registered in the Republic of Korea. The Korean-language service has been publishing daily to paying subscribers since August 2026. The English edition covers the US-market track only.
No, and we would be lying if we did. Trading involves risk of substantial loss, including loss of principal. Past results do not predict future results. Our published record exists so you can judge the work honestly — including the calls we got wrong, which we publish with the same prominence as the ones we got right.
Telegram. Each subscriber gets a single-use invite link to a private channel; the link is bound to your Telegram account the first time you use it, so a leaked link is useless to anyone else. It is a one-way publication — the channels are not chat rooms and we do not answer questions about individual positions in them.
No. The English edition is written in English from the source material. Our reports are mostly numbers, levels and risk language, and machine translation distorts exactly those parts. If we are going to stand behind a number, we have to be the ones who wrote it.
Not at launch. The Korean track assumes you can trade on KRX in the Seoul session, which is the middle of the US night. We would rather publish one track properly than two badly.
We are not naming a date we cannot hold. Three things gate it: USD billing, self-service cancellation and refunds that need no human, and a US regulatory review. The waitlist email goes out when all three are done, not before.