What the day actually asks of you
Get to the passage, not the document
Open the business description or risk factors straight from the latest 10-K, search a company's filings by phrase, and read 8-K events broken out by item.
Build the history you need
Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow in native units, quarterly or annual, with several names side by side on the same line item.
See who is positioned against you
Form 4 insider transactions as they are filed, institutional holdings by manager, and how crowded the short side has become.
Write it up where the desk reads it
Notes live in the workspace against the symbol, in markdown, so the thesis sits with the evidence instead of in a document nobody opens.
Know before the desk asks
Alerts on a price level, a percentage move, a volume spike or a news keyword, and a daily brief that collects filings from the names you hold.
Hand over something checkable
Export the panel to Excel or the chart to an image, and every figure keeps the source it came from and any delayed or stale marking.
A name lands on your desk
Four panels, one colour group, and the whole screen follows the symbol you type next.
- Q
Start with the quote
Open the quote and link the panel to a colour group. Everything you open next joins the same symbol.
- RISK
Read what management is worried about
Risk factors come out of the filings categorised and dated, so you can see which disclosures are new this year.
- FA
Put the numbers against it
Pull five years of the income statement in native units, then compare it with the two closest names.
- NOTES
Write the thesis down
Draft the note against the symbol, share it with the desk in chat, and set an alert for the level that would change your mind.
Questions from research analysts
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The demo runs on simulated data and needs no account, so you can open every panel and build a layout before you talk to anyone.
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