Advize.io is an institutional-grade quantitative market analysis platform owned and operated by NEXT GEN Global Partners, LLC, headquartered in Dewey, Arizona. The platform unifies three core tools — TradeIQ, PRISM, and the Advize Portfolio Manager — under a single account and a single login.
Advize.io's value proposition is direct: it replaces discretionary chart interpretation with empirically tested mathematical probability. Where conventional technical analysis relies on subjective pattern reading, Advize.io applies a documented, mechanical methodology to produce measurable, repeatable output for active traders and registered investment advisors.
Operated by NEXT GEN Global Partners, LLC · Dewey, Arizona
Advize.io's foundational quantitative models originate from research conducted in 1979 on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) trading floor, developed by Bob Kendall. What began as a disciplined, mechanical approach to reading market structure has since evolved into a formal analytical engine: WaveTech Analytics.
That transition — from trading-floor observation to a named, documented methodology — reflects the company's core design principle: process over opinion. Advize.io is built to prioritize mechanical, mathematically derived process over discretionary market opinions. The platform does not ask traders to trust a narrative; it asks them to trust a measurable, repeatable calculation.
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Advize.io's flagship web application generates a nine-part quantitative analysis sheet from a trader's TradingView data:
Portfolio Risk Intelligence Spectrum Matrix
PRISM delivers portfolio-level risk models, correlation metrics, and exposure limits, currently deployed in an interactive preview for qualifying accounts.
Multi-asset portfolio oversight functions carried forward from the institutional VPM Partners heritage, giving advisors a consolidated view of positions and exposure across accounts.
Advize.io's analytical output is produced by the WaveTech Analytics engine, built on the Price Pressure Momentum (PPM) framework. PPM evaluates price behavior through four mechanical components:
Quantifies the rate and steepness at which price approaches a level, distinguishing a controlled advance from an exhausted one.
Tracks price against 10, 21, 40, and 200-period moving averages simultaneously to establish trend alignment across timeframes.
Calculates velocity (first derivative) and acceleration (second derivative) of price movement to detect momentum shifts before they are visually obvious.
Validates signals across a continuous range of timeframes, from 15-minute intervals up to monthly and quarterly charts.
Advize.io's methodology is measured in deployment scale, influenced capital, advisory reach, and audience footprint — not promotional claims.
PortfolioXpert engine deployed on 36 global trading desks
Registered Investment Advisors served
45,000+ YouTube subscribers (The Kendall Report), 3,000+ Substack subscribers, and an active trading community
Full-time employees
Founder & Quantitative Architect
Bob Kendall began his career on the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade in 1979. Over the decades that followed, he authored the mathematical architecture behind WaveTech Analytics and PortfolioXpert, translating floor-trading observation into a documented, repeatable quantitative framework. His analysis and commentary are published via The Kendall Report.
Algorithmic indicators and models do not eliminate volatility or guarantee capital preservation.
TradeIQ workflows depend on TradingView data extraction.
Historical performance audits and external reviews remain unpublished in public registries.
Advize.io stands as a structured quantitative alternative to discretionary technical analysis. Grounded in research that began on the Chicago Board of Trade floor in 1979 and powered today by WaveTech Analytics, the platform brings TradeIQ, PRISM, and the Advize Portfolio Manager together under one account — giving traders and advisors a mechanical, evidence-based process in place of subjective chart interpretation.