
Pure Power Picks Review
Stock and options alerts, promised at 3 to 5 a week, plus a watchlist, planner, charts, and a Data Flow tab.
Reviewed
Quick verdict
Pure Power Picks
Start here if you want stock and options alerts the publisher promises at 3 to 5 a week, plus the member app, and you will manage your own exits. Monthly is $97 with a 7-day free trial. See Watch-outs for why the 190.8% average max opportunity is not a return.
Sourced fit
- Signed-in pass on Oct 13, 2026. Alert detail, Trade Planner, the AI assistant, Data Flow, and the Opportunity Calculator were opened. Alerts are in the product. This review does not rate them.
- Pricing page and checkout on Oct 13, 2026. Monthly is $97 with 7 days free. Checkout asks for a card or PayPal.
Sourced limits
- The AI assistant matched the alert thesis and invalidation, then refused position sizing, including plain arithmetic.
- Not a broker. We placed no trades and paid nothing. Pure Power Picks gave us free access for this review. Canadian-listed coverage and named Canadian-broker integrations are unverified.
This directory may earn a commission if you buy through links. That does not change the verdict.





Pricing
Pricing page and checkout checked 2026-10-13. Monthly is $97 with 7 days free. Checkout asks for a card or PayPal. AI credits are listed as 100 a week on the pricing page and 100 a day at checkout. Confirm on the official site before you pay.
Verdict

PPP Alerts tab on the reviewer account, Oct 7, 2026.
Pure Power Picks sends stock and options alerts. The publisher promises 3 to 5 a week. The member app is wider than an alert feed. We tested the signed-in software on Oct 13, 2026. That pass is under How it works.
Monthly is $97 with a 7-day free trial. The plan table is under What you get. Pure Power Picks pricing.
The official site is purepowerpicks.com.
Best for
Traders who want idea flow plus planning and flow tools, and who manage their own exits.
You want the promised 3 to 5 alerts a week, and you also want the watchlist, the planner, charts, and Data Flow. You choose the exit. This page is not a how-to for placing trades.
Skip if
Skip this if you expect a verified track record or copy-trade results.
Skip this if you want an unusual options tape. That page is Scan unusual options flow. Pure Power Picks is not listed there. Data Flow has an Options Flow sub-tab. This review does not claim that sub-tab is an unusual-prints tape.
Skip this if you need a broker. Pure Power Picks is not listed here as a broker. Order routing is unverified.
What you get

PPP Watchlist tab on the reviewer account, Oct 7, 2026.
Prices below are what the pricing page and the monthly checkout showed on Oct 13, 2026. Confirm on purepowerpicks.com before you pay. The same dollars are on Pure Power Picks pricing.
| Plan | Price | What the Oct 13, 2026 pricing page showed |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $97 a month | 7-day free trial. Checkout asks for a card or PayPal. $0 today. The $97 a month price starts on day 8. |
| Quarterly | $247 every 3 months | No trial listed |
| Yearly | $797 a year | No trial listed |
| Lifetime | $3,497 one time | No trial listed |
The pricing page lists the shared AI credit allowance as 100 a week. Checkout lists it as 100 a day. Both lines were on the site on Oct 13, 2026. This review does not pick one.
A weekly Stocks to Watch post was current as of Oct 4, 2026.
How it works
Alerts go out by app, text, email, and Discord. The publisher promises 3 to 5 a week.
An email on Oct 5, 2026 said the emphasis is shifting from alerts toward the software. The email named the planner, the AI assistant, Data Flow, the tracker, and a calculator. We opened those screens on Oct 13, 2026.
We tested it
Pure Power Picks gave us free access for this review. On Oct 13, 2026 we signed in and used the software. Alerts are in the product. This section does not rate them.
Alert detail
The site has two alert trackers with similar names. The older one is a legacy table on the main site. The other is the live tracker at tracker.purepowerpicks.com.

McDonald’s alert on Oct 13, 2026. Alerted At stands in for the entry. Invalidation is $228. There is no stop label.
We opened the McDonald’s alert, ticker MCD, a $250 call alerted on Oct 8, 2026. The page shows a written thesis, price levels, and targets T1 to T7. Target progress on this alert read 0 of 7. The stock figure used as the entry is labelled Alerted At, at $236.89. There is no field labelled entry. There is no field labelled stop. Risk shows up only as Invalidation, at $228.
Trade Planner

Trade Planner for McDonald’s on Oct 13, 2026. The bull case shows 0.42 to 1. The bear case shows 2.68 to 1. The plan notes a price it could not find on the chart.
We ran Trade Planner on MCD for one month, the default timeframe. There is no account size field and no risk field. Generate plan finished in about 14 seconds.
The bear case reward to risk is about 2.7 to 1. The zone was $236.26, invalidation was $237.50, and the first target was $232.95. Those levels produce about 2.7 to 1.
The bull case first target is $236.27. The price when the plan was written was $236.26, so the first target sits one cent above that price. The screen shows 0.42 to 1 for that case. That ratio does not come out of the zone, the invalidation, and the targets on the screen.
The plan shows its own note. “The first draft leaned on a price we could not find on the chart.”
AI assistant

AI assistant in My Desk on Oct 13, 2026. The bull and bear case for MCD uses the same support zone, trigger, targets, and $228 break level as the alert.
We asked for the thesis and the invalidation on the MCD alert. The answer matched the alert record, including invalidation at $228. We then asked how many shares to buy with a $10,000 account risking 1%. It refused to size a position. We asked again for the arithmetic only, with no advice. It refused again. Quick mode is the default. Thorough mode, asked from My Desk, refused the same way.
Data Flow

Data Flow on Oct 13, 2026, open to Ticker Lookup for McDonald’s. The screen labels the name heavily put-tilted.
Options Flow, Rotation Scanner, Ticker Lookup, and Positioning all opened. The timestamps do not match. Options Flow said its last scan was Oct 13, 2026 at 11:06 AM. Rotation Scanner said Oct 13, 2026 at 11:00 AM. Positioning showed the Oct 12, 2026 snapshot from after the close.
Ticker Lookup opened on MCD. It labelled the name heavily put-tilted while the open alert is a call. The screen says that split cannot tell buyers from sellers.
Opportunity Calculator

Opportunity Calculator on Oct 13, 2026, shown here with an entry of $4.95 for one contract. The grid is profit and loss by stock price and date.
The Opportunity Calculator opened from the alert. It is a per-contract option profit and loss grid, not a position sizer. It asks for an entry price and a contract count. It does not ask for account size or a risk percent. We set the entry to $4.45 for one contract. It showed a total cost of $445, a stock break-even of $254.45, and a max loss of $445.
Watch-outs
The public performance page covers an archive from May 2021 through Dec 2025. It lists 781 alerts. The average max opportunity is 190.8%. 62.7% reached 50% or more. 19% stayed under 20%. The best named result was SPRT at 4,570%.
Those figures assume no stop-loss. The page says “Tracked alert setups, not actual trades taken.”
Max opportunity is the largest favorable move after the alert, measured with no stop and no exit. It is not a return. A setup can show a high peak and still lose money if you never sold there. There is no win/loss record, so the 190.8% average does not say what a member made.
The live tracker at tracker.purepowerpicks.com showed 38 active alerts on Oct 7, 2026. The newest was QCOM on Oct 6. It shows a high-percent column, a current-percent column, and plan status only. It shows no exits and no win/loss record.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Alerts are in the product. The detail page shows a thesis, targets from T1 to T7, price levels, and an invalidation price. This page does not rate the alerts.
- Trade Planner built a bull case and a bear case for McDonald’s in about 14 seconds.
- The AI assistant matched the alert thesis and the invalidation.
- Options Flow, Rotation Scanner, Ticker Lookup, and Positioning all opened.
- The Opportunity Calculator turns a contract price into a profit and loss grid.
Cons
- Two trackers have similar names, a legacy table and the live tracker.
- There is no entry label and no stop label. Alerted At stands in for the entry. Risk is labelled only as Invalidation.
- Trade Planner has no account size input and no risk input. The bull case first target sits one cent above the price, and its 0.42 to 1 ratio does not match the levels on the screen. The plan says its first draft leaned on a price it could not find on the chart.
- The AI assistant refuses position sizing, including plain arithmetic, in Quick mode and in Thorough mode.
- Data Flow timestamps differ. Options Flow and Rotation Scanner said Oct 13 late morning. Positioning said Oct 12 after the close.
- The Opportunity Calculator is not a position sizer.
- The site lists the AI credit allowance two ways, 100 a week on the pricing page and 100 a day at checkout.
- The monthly checkout asks for a card or PayPal even though the first 7 days are free.
- Lifetime is $3,497.
- Canadian-listed coverage is unverified. This is not a broker.
How it compares
Neighbors already reviewed here are Trade Ideas, Benzinga Pro, BlackBoxStocks, Unusual Whales, and Options Matrix Pro. The Keep, Gain, and Lose notes are on Pure Power Picks alternatives. This page does not rank them.
Trade Ideas is a stock scanner with charts. Benzinga Pro is a news product. BlackBoxStocks and Unusual Whales are flow products. Options Matrix Pro draws payoff diagrams. Pure Power Picks is publisher alerts plus the member tools opened on Oct 7, 2026 and again on Oct 13, 2026.
Verified features
Screenshots in this section are from Oct 7, 2026. The Oct 13, 2026 pass is under How it works.

Charts tab on the reviewer account, Oct 7, 2026.

Data Flow Options Flow sub-tab on the reviewer account, Oct 7, 2026.
- PPP Alerts
- PPP Watchlist
- Chart Tracker
- My Desk, the AI assistant
- Trade Planner
- Charts
- Data Flow, with Options Flow, Rotation Scanner, Ticker Lookup, and Positioning
- Opportunity Calculator, opened Oct 13, 2026
- Notifications
The pricing page and the monthly checkout were checked on Oct 13, 2026. The plan table is under What you get.
Canada note
Canadian-listed coverage is unverified. Named Canadian-broker integrations are unverified. No CAD price is stated because none was verified. Currency, TFSA, RRSP, and Canadian tax treatment are outside this review.
Sources
- Pricing page and monthly checkout, checked Oct 13, 2026. Monthly is $97 with 7 days free. Quarterly is billed every 3 months. The AI credit allowance is 100 a week on the pricing page and 100 a day at checkout.
- Signed-in pass on Oct 13, 2026. Alert detail, Trade Planner, the AI assistant, Data Flow, and the Opportunity Calculator.
- Logged-in pass on the reviewer account, Oct 7, 2026.
- Public performance page. Archive May 2021 through Dec 2025, 781 alerts, average max opportunity 190.8%.
- Live tracker at tracker.purepowerpicks.com on Oct 7, 2026. 38 active alerts. Newest was QCOM on Oct 6.
- Email from Pure Power Picks on Oct 5, 2026, about a shift from alerts toward the software.
- Weekly Stocks to Watch, current as of Oct 4, 2026.
- Trustpilot showed 4.5 from 39 reviews on Oct 7, 2026. This directory does not use that figure as a rating.
Disclosure
Pure Power Picks gave us free access for this review. The reviewer account was free. Find Trading Tools logged in on Oct 7, 2026 and again on Oct 13, 2026. Access runs through Dec 4, 2026. No trades were placed. Nothing was paid.
Our Pure Power Picks links are affiliate links.
Confirm prices on purepowerpicks.com before you pay.
FAQ
- What does Pure Power Picks cost?
- Monthly is $97 with 7 days free. The checkout asks for a card or PayPal. Quarterly is $247 every 3 months. Yearly is $797. Lifetime is $3,497 one time. Checked Oct 13, 2026. See Pure Power Picks pricing.
- Does Pure Power Picks have a free trial?
- The monthly plan lists 7 days free. The checkout asks for a card or PayPal. No trial listed on quarterly, yearly, or lifetime.
- Is the 190.8% average a return?
- No. It is max opportunity, not a return. See Watch-outs.
- Is Pure Power Picks worth it?
- It fits if you want the alerts the publisher promises at 3 to 5 a week, plus the member app, and you will manage your own exits. Monthly is $97 with a 7-day free trial. See Pure Power Picks alternatives.
- Does Pure Power Picks work in Canada?
- Canadian-listed coverage is unverified. Named Canadian-broker integrations are unverified. Currency, TFSA, RRSP, and Canadian tax treatment are outside this review.
- Is Pure Power Picks a broker?
- No. It is not listed here as a broker. No trades were placed. Order routing is unverified.