About
The desk the independent adviser never had.
Why THOR built it.
A wirehouse adviser has a research floor standing behind every client conversation. The independent RIA has themselves. Same client expectations, none of the backup. We built this desk to close that gap: to put a systematic read on the whole market in the hands of the adviser who can't afford a research team and shouldn't have to. You don't hire the desk. You become it.
Who runs it.
THOR Signals is the research desk of THOR Financial Technologies, run by Brad Roth, its Founder and Chief Investment Officer. THOR manages three ETFs floor-listed on the NYSE and runs systematic strategies that have traded live since 2020. The firm's discipline is signal processing applied to price: detect regime changes instead of predicting them, avoid the big hits, own the bulk of uptrends. The desk points that same engine at the broad market and publishes what it reads, for you.
What the desk ships.
One thing, every market evening: a note on where the major indices, currencies, sectors, and large-cap stocks sit across three regimes, with the price where each one turns. Not a hot take, not a forecast — a systematic read of the tape and the levels that would change it. Weekly, monthly, and quarterly notes step back to the wider rotation. Every note downloads as a Word document branded to your firm, THOR removed, so a two-person shop can send clients research under its own name. The terminal across the coverage universe comes with the subscription. Firms that need their own tickers run on the Enterprise plan.
The accountability ethos.
Most market research sells confidence. This desk sells a number: the exact price at which a trend read changes, refreshed every market night, checkable after the fact. If the level is wrong, you will see it was wrong. That is a stronger thing to put in front of a client than any track record, because it asks them to trust a discipline that keeps its own score, not a story. The accountability is the product.
The proof it works.
The same engine runs THOR's own ETFs, floor-listed on the NYSE — the proof the machinery holds at exchange scale, with real capital, in public. The desk is its nightly reading, for the adviser who wants the regime and the levels without the wrapper.