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I built V8Q , a live stock-research platform that automatically scans beaten-down stocks for potential recovery setups. It runs candidates through a proprietary five-factor scoring framework and multiple qualification/risk gates, with the strongest setups becoming Verified Opportunities . Current track record: • 8 Verified Opportunities • 7 winners / 1 loser • 87.5% tracked win rate • Winning moves roughly +7% to +40% What’s already built: • Automated Morning / Midday / Final scans • Individual ticker research • Proprietary scoring + qualification framework • Historical research archive • Verified Opportunity performance tracking • Automated research reports + business summaries • Live website, codebase, domain, brand, and deployment infrastructure What’s not built yet is the full monetization layer: user accounts, watchlists, alerts, and a real customer-acquisition engine. That’s where I’m stuck. The product itself works, but I don’t have the time to become a full time marketer and grow it. I’m debating whether I should keep building the SaaS side, bring in someone stronger on distribution, or move on and let someone else take it further. I already have a full breakdown of operating costs, infrastructure, data sources, automation, transfer details, and remaining manual workflows. Curious what other SaaS founders would do in this position.   submitted by   /u/BraveSomewhere3777 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/8 02:36:44