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Our Valuation Tool provides a comprehensive analysis of an asset's valuation metrics, empowering you to make informed investment decisions with ease. Here's what you'll get:

This tool simplifies complex valuation data, helping you identify opportunities and assess relative value at a glance.

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Our Market Cap Tool provides a detailed breakdown of market capitalization and related metrics to give you a clear understanding of a company's size and share structure. Here's what it includes:

This tool offers a holistic view of market cap dynamics, helping you analyze company size, share distribution, and historical performance with ease.

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Our Overview Tool offers a detailed snapshot of a company's profile, financial highlights, and historical performance, helping you gain a comprehensive understanding at a glance. Here's what it includes:

This tool offers a holistic view of market cap dynamics, helping you analyze company size, share distribution, and historical performance with ease.

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Provides key information on the most important global ETFs, including detailed breakdowns of their latest composition. It includes the number of shares per asset, their percentage weight in the ETF, and the last update date. This is especially helpful to understand sector or company exposure and assess diversification.

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Shows opening and closing hours of major financial markets around the world, along with official market holidays that impact trading.

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Provides information on the most recent Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), helping track new entries into the market. Includes company name, IPO price, estimated market cap, and total number of shares issued. Useful for identifying emerging opportunities and staying informed about newly listed companies.

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Access the complete list of companies that make up major market indices.

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Allows users to check stock splits of any company, displaying both the date of the split and the split ratio (e.g., 2:1 or 3:2). Useful for understanding how prices have adjusted historically and assessing the potential impact of such corporate actions.

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Displays the stocks with the highest gains or losses of the day, sorted by percentage change. Also includes the most traded stocks by volume. This tool is valuable for spotting intraday trends, trading opportunities, or unusual market movements.

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This tool provides a detailed analysis of the behavior of financial assets in relation to U.S. electoral events. It includes a table displaying the variations in asset values before and after elections, evaluating the changes across different time horizons: 30, 90, 120, 180, 270, and 360 days.

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Allows querying stock trading activity by members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives related to specific stocks. It provides aggregated data over various periods (1 month to 10 years) including total transactions, total value, purchases, and sales, along with details of recent trades.

When searching for a specific senator or representative (e.g., Nancy Pelosi), it shows total transactions, buys and sells, ownership (self or spouse), most traded stocks, asset distribution by type, and capital flow over time. This tool is valuable for analyzing potential political interests and insider legislative movements.

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When querying a stock, it shows which investment funds hold positions in it. Includes total number of investors, total shares held, total investment, and ownership percentage. The overview includes new positions, increases, closures, reductions, and options data (calls and puts). It also provides a historical investment timeline.

For each fund, details include market value, shares, ownership %, portfolio weight, CIK, filing date, security type, CUSIP, industry, first added date, and average price paid. Querying a specific fund provides detailed info. This tool is key for analyzing institutional interest in a stock.

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Provides social media trends on platforms like StockTwits and Twitter for a given stock, showing the number of posts, comments, likes, impressions, and associated sentiment. It also offers rankings of stocks by sentiment, highlighting top leaders, losers, and overall market sentiment. This tool helps gauge social pulse and public perception, useful for sentiment analysis and market trend detection.

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Build a portfolio by choosing many different assets and backtest the returns to see how much you can earn. You can modify settings such as maximum weight to an asset, minimum weight, the benchmark to compare against, the type of optimization, and more. This tool allows you to test different portfolio strategies and analyze historical performance.

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Displays the current stock price for any specified ticker. This tool allows you to track real-time or recent market prices of individual stocks, including price, percentage change, volume, and other key trading metrics. This is the fastest way to get an instant snapshot of a company's share price in the market, facilitating quick decisions and up-to-date monitoring.

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The After Market Tool shows you which stocks have had the biggest price movements after regular market hours. It tracks how stocks perform in the after-market trading session, when the market is still open but with less volume. This tool helps you see how stocks are reacting to news, earnings reports, or other factors after the regular market closes, giving you an edge for post-market trading.

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Access real-time ETF prices, volume, and market data.

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Get current mutual fund NAV and performance data.

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Get real-time stock index prices and market data for major indices.

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Track real-time cryptocurrency prices and market data.

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The Financial Statement Summary tool provides a summary of the Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and Cash Flow statements over multiple periods (both quarterly and annually). Additionally, we offer direct links to the 10-Q and 10-K reports from the SEC (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission).

This feature allows you to quickly view essential financial data and access detailed official reports for deeper analysis.

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Comprehensive analysis of financial ratios including liquidity, profitability, efficiency, and leverage ratios.

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Displays the total number of employees for one or multiple companies, along with historical growth and trends. Additional relevant workforce information is included. This is useful for understanding company size and expansion, important indicators of operational health and capacity.

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This tool provides a comprehensive set of key economic indicators that help understand the overall macroeconomic context. It includes growth and production data such as nominal and real GDP, real GDP per capita, and nominal potential GDP, which reflect the health and capacity of the economy. It also covers inflation and price indicators like the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and inflation rate, crucial for assessing cost of living and price stability.

For consumption and sales, figures such as retail sales and consumer sentiment are included, directly indicating consumer behavior and confidence. The tool further addresses labor market and employment data, including unemployment rate, total nonfarm payroll, and initial unemployment claims, reflecting labor market dynamics. In production and industry, the industrial production index is analyzed, while housing and vehicle data track new housing starts and total vehicle sales.

Finally, it incorporates financial and interest rate indicators (such as the federal funds rate, mortgage rates, and credit card rates), as well as liquidity and financial risk measures, including retail money market funds and estimated US recession probability. Additionally, it provides data on Treasury bonds of various maturities, essential for evaluating yield curves and risk perceptions over different time horizons.

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The Balance Sheet Growth Tool shows how each part of a company's balance sheet changes over time. You can see annual or quarterly growth rates for every item—assets, liabilities, and equity—making it easy to track trends such as rising debt, expanding cash reserves, or changes in inventory. This helps you understand how the company is growing, how its financial structure is evolving, and whether its resources and obligations are increasing or decreasing over time.

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The Income Statement Growth Tool shows how each part of a company's income statement changes over time. You can see annual or quarterly growth rates for items like revenue, gross profit, expenses, operating income, and net income. This helps you understand whether the business is expanding, improving profitability, or facing declining performance. It makes it easy to compare trends across different periods and spot changes in sales, costs, and overall earnings.

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The Cash Flow Statement Tool provides a detailed breakdown of a company's cash inflows and outflows over time. It covers three main sections: Operating Activities (cash from core business operations), Investing Activities (cash used for investments, acquisitions, or asset sales), and Financing Activities (cash from debt, equity, or dividend payments). This helps you understand how a company generates and uses its cash, which is essential for assessing liquidity and financial health.

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The Cash Flow Growth Tool shows how each part of a company's cash flow statement changes over time. You can see annual or quarterly growth rates for operating cash flow, investing cash flow, financing cash flow, and free cash flow. This helps you understand whether the company is generating more cash from operations, increasing investments, or changing its financing strategy. It makes it easy to compare trends across different periods and spot changes in cash generation and usage.

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The Insider Trader Tool shows you the most recent insider trading activity for a company you select. This includes information about stock purchases and sales made by key company executives or insiders (like CEOs or directors). You can see who bought or sold shares, how many shares were involved, and at what price. This helps you track the decisions of insiders, which can sometimes indicate their confidence or concerns about the company's future.

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The "Should I Buy" Tool helps you make informed decisions by giving you an overview of important data for a stock. It provides analysts' opinions, key financial metrics (like ROI, ROE, and performance), macroeconomic indicators (including crypto, gold, oil, and forex), and technical indicators like RSI and moving averages. The tool also compares your stop loss and take profit settings to historical data and shows recent institutional and insider trading activity.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL—it's meant to help you analyze the stock from all angles.

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Provides a detailed view of analyst consensus for a specific stock. Includes the target price, valuation averages over 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year, plus a breakdown of average prices per firm or individual analyst. It also shows the sentiment trend (from "strong sell" to "strong buy"), a table of the latest company upgrades, and key financial metrics (like bankruptcy score, strength score, working capital, retained earnings, EBIT, total assets/liabilities, revenue).

Additionally, it offers 4-year projections based on analyst consensus for metrics such as revenue, EBITDA, net income, EBIT, administrative expenses, and EPS. If you ask about a specific analyst or firm (e.g., Barclays), it will show their latest target prices, the date, the target, and the source link.

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Calculate and analyze enterprise value metrics for comprehensive company valuation.

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The Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) tool provides a comprehensive analysis of a company's valuation by evaluating its future cash flows. It includes the following elements:

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Provides direct access to official documents filed by companies with the SEC, such as 10-K (annual report) and 10-Q (quarterly report). This tool facilitates reviewing key financial and legal information for detailed analysis and decision-making.

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Displays the latest mergers and acquisitions in the market, including direct links to official SEC filings confirming these transactions. Helps stay informed about major corporate moves and assess their market impact.

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Open any company filing and have the AI reader summarize key sections for you. Ask questions about specific disclosures, numbers, or risks, and receive instant answers sourced directly from the official 10-K and 10-Q documents.

You can jump into the filing itself, review highlighted excerpts, and explore supporting metadata, making deep-dive due diligence faster and more precise.

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The Risk Metrics tool provides essential risk-related information and detailed visualizations to help investors assess the potential variability in returns and the financial trends of a company.

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The Short Interest Tool shows you the companies in the market that are being most shorted by investors. Shorting is when investors bet against a company's stock, expecting the price to fall. This tool helps you see which companies are getting the most attention from short-sellers, indicating potential market sentiment and possible risks. It provides a list of the most shorted companies, helping investors spot trends and assess market sentiment.

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The High and Low Tool shows you which companies in the market have had the biggest price increases and decreases over different time periods. You can track how stocks have moved on a daily, weekly, monthly, or even longer basis. This tool helps you spot the most volatile stocks and understand market trends, so you can make better decisions about which stocks are seeing the most dramatic movements.

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The Event Impact Tool shows how stocks or assets behave before and after important events, like Fed interest rate announcements, unemployment reports, or historical events like the 9/11 attacks. You can see how the price of a specific asset changes before the event happens, during the event, and after it occurs, in different time periods. This helps you understand how the market reacts to significant news and allows you to assess potential risks and opportunities.

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The Technical Indicators Tool shows you key technical indicators for any stock you choose. It includes popular indicators that help you assess whether a stock is overbought or oversold, spot trend changes, assess volatility, and track trends. These indicators can help you analyze stock performance and identify potential entry or exit points based on technical signals.

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The Percentage Change tool shows how much an asset's value moves over a selected period. It calculates the percentage return of a stock with or without dividends, so you can see both the pure price change and the total return.

It also lets you compare the same period across different years—for example, how January performed in 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023—to spot patterns or trends.

If you select multiple stocks, the tool creates a comparative chart that shows how each one changed over time, making it easy to compare their performance.

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The correlation matrix is a crucial analytical tool in finance, offering insights into the relationships between different assets within a portfolio. This tool assigns correlation values between -1 and 1, indicating how assets move in relation to each other: a value of +1 denotes a perfect positive correlation (assets move together), -1 indicates a perfect negative correlation (assets move in opposite directions), and a value close to 0 suggests no significant relationship between the assets.

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The Historical Price Tool allows you to analyze the price trends of selected assets over a specific time period. Here's what it includes:

This tool is ideal for studying historical performance, identifying trends, and comparing asset behavior over specific periods.

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The Balance Sheet tool provides a detailed analysis of a company's financial statements, breaking down assets, liabilities, and shareholder equity. It includes key metrics such as the percentage growth of various items (e.g., total assets, cash, inventories, and short- and long-term debt) to facilitate year-over-year or quarterly over quarterly comparisons.

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The Income Statement tool provides an in-depth analysis of a company's financial performance over a specific period. It breaks down key components of the income statement, such as revenue, expenses, and net income, allowing for a comprehensive evaluation of profitability.

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The Cash Flow Statement tool offers a comprehensive analysis of a company's cash inflows and outflows, providing insights into its liquidity, operational efficiency, and financial health.

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The Earnings tool provides a detailed analysis of a company's earnings reports, offering key data about the market's reaction to the earnings announcement.

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This tool helps you quickly find companies that have reached breakeven in their income statement — meaning the moment when they report profits for the very first time after previously losing money.

The tool scans the data for you and shows exactly when each company crossed into profitability, making it easy to spot positive financial turning points.

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The Industry Sector Performance Tool shows how different industries and sectors are performing over various time periods. You can see which sectors are doing well and which are underperforming, whether you want to look at the last day, week, month, or even longer. This tool helps you track trends in the market and understand which sectors are driving the overall economy, making it easier to spot investment opportunities.

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Explore all the supported stock exchanges you can query across the platform.

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Discover the industries included in our screener and filter tools.

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Browse the full set of sectors available for analyzing companies.

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