Hi {{first_name|there}},
Short note about a change, and I want to be straight with you about the reason.
When I started OptionFlowTracker, the pitch was institutional options flow, verified overnight. I built that verification honestly — and that's exactly what showed me the problem. Once you check every flow against what actually happened, the accuracy isn't good enough to be the foundation of a research service. I'd rather tell you that than keep selling it.
So the platform is becoming what the education side was always growing into:
The Applied Analyst — free, structured courses that take you from accounting fundamentals through finance and investing, on the path toward the CFA and CMA — plus applied stock research where those exact skills get used on real companies, in public, with the numbers shown.
What changes:
The free course library keeps growing — that's the core now.
Research becomes company deep-dives using fundamental and technical analysis, not daily flow.
Options flow doesn't disappear. It becomes Flow Watch — published only when a print is genuinely worth studying, with the same verification discipline. Every past breakdown stays up.
What doesn't change: the standard. Every claim shows its work, every thesis says what would prove it wrong, and I flag the exits — not just the entries.
You'll find everything at appliedanalyst.com from now on.
Same person writing. Same tagline, and I mean it more now than I did before.
Learn the Edge. Then Apply It.
— Yehya
The Applied Analyst