Sovarion has two customer-facing products.
Day-Trading Opportunities are live, active, and short-term. They are built for the moment when something begins to move and the system believes there is still enough remaining move to matter. These forecasts have an entry/start price, a target, a variable ETA, live progress, and an archive outcome.
They are not fixed 30-minute predictions. A useful day-trade forecast can have a different ETA depending on price action, liquidity, volatility, catalyst strength, and market regime. What matters is that the expected move is measured from the forecast start and remains inside the trading-day horizon.
Long-Horizon Research covers 7d, 30d, 60d, and 90d analysis. It is not trying to time every tick. It asks whether the evidence stack supports a larger directional case with one target price.
The research engine uses more persistent inputs: fundamentals, analyst targets, technical context, macro regime, macro projection, asset intelligence profiles, and market-understanding impacts. The report must resolve to one Bull or Bear case. If the target is too small, evidence too thin, or direction inconsistent, it is held back.
Both products share internal context, but they do not share publication rules. That separation matters. A strong day-trading setup can be irrelevant for a 90-day investor. A credible 90-day thesis can be useless for intraday timing.
The practical recommendation is simple: use opportunities for live trade candidates, and use research for broader stock views. Do not mix the two.