GSDAQ guide
AI stock analysis, custom alerts and dashboards
Build a repeatable stock research routine: browse the free feed, inspect a company, ask for a supported alert and organize a personal dashboard.
Start with the free web feed
GSDAQ, called 광스닥 in Korean, is the Gwangsu team’s U.S. stock news and AI analysis app. Open the GSDAQ web app without signing in to browse the public feed, dashboard and calendar. Public news and available signals include the popular-stock, GSDAQ and SEPA groups and selected widely followed ETFs. This does not promise a new signal for every ticker every day. Holdings-specific news highlights and personalized signals outside that public scope are Pro features. The public feed is a way to inspect the product before deciding whether to create an account. GSDAQ: product overview
Move from a ticker to an answer you can check
Search a ticker or company, open its detail view and inspect dates before asking what changed. A useful AI request is: “Separate the reported facts, indicator observations and assumptions for this company.” AI text can help connect the available material, but it can be wrong. Chart overlays use loaded price history; the historical-pattern prediction paths are a different calculation from the language answer. A shared analysis may be waiting for data or refresh. Treat unavailable information as unavailable.
Request a supported custom alert
Try: “Create an alert if NVDA falls 5% in a day,” or “Create a news alert for the keyword Fed.” Current custom rule types cover a stock’s daily percentage move, headline keywords and new cards in a chosen agent feed. A daily percentage move is not the same as a price touching a specified dollar level. Review the saved ticker, direction, threshold and enabled state. Free includes one custom rule; Pro removes that plan-level rule limit, while delivery and anti-duplication safeguards still apply.
Ask AI to assemble a useful dashboard
Try: “Create a widget with NVDA, AVGO and TSM sparklines,” then “Add a VIX and yield-curve widget.” Supported widgets include a latest feed card, a simple labeled table, a stock sparkline group and selected fields from supported market feeds. You can ask to update or remove them. A table written by AI can be a static note; it does not automatically become a live data connection. Check the result in the dashboard after the request. Custom widgets are available on Free and Pro, but AI requests follow the account’s answer allowance.
Use a small research loop instead of adding every widget
For an illustrative semiconductor watchlist, use one group of stock sparklines, one market-context widget and the earnings calendar. Ask which fact would change your view, then choose one relevant alert. On the next visit, open the alert detail and original material rather than responding to the notification title alone. This is a suggested workflow, not a claim that the example stocks are suitable investments or that a particular signal will occur.
Know what is outside this workflow
The shipped GSDAQ workflow does not submit broker orders, execute arbitrary user trading scripts or guarantee immediate alerts. SMS, Telegram and KakaoTalk account linking are not described here as available features. Device notification permission, saved preferences, source freshness and service availability all affect delivery. If you need a stop order or an execution quote, use the facilities of your broker. GSDAQ’s role is to organize research and explain information you can inspect.