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We read the news behind every company in your portfolio and watchlist, score each day from −100 to +100, and line the scores up side by side. The one stock that turned sour stands out from the fifteen that didn't.
News sentiment · our signature
A price chart shows what already happened. A downgrade, an export ban or a lawsuit lands in the news first, and the price follows. The test watchlist above logged 1,293 articles. Nobody reads that many.
So every article gets read, scored and summarised, and each stock gets a daily record. You notice when the story starts to change, not when the price already has.
Green bars lean bullish, red lean bearish, and the badge is the two-month average. You can scan a whole portfolio or watchlist in one scroll.
Example: NVDA had eight weeks of mostly green, then a −65 on 13 Oct.
Clicking a day opens the articles that drove its score, each with a short summary. You get the reason without opening ten tabs.
Example: NVDA's red day comes from one bearish article. China's chip push is putting pressure on Nvidia, and US export rules keep it out of China's data-centre market.
Each card compares this month with last month and lists the articles behind both, so a fading story shows up while it is still a number and not yet a price move.
Example: Intel's label is “Mixed +5”, but September averaged +48 and October so far +5. That is a 43-point drop, with five bearish days in early October.
One feed for all your stocks: a sentiment score, a tag such as Analyst downgrade or Joint venture, and a three-line summary. Articles you've already seen are marked.
Today's news for your stocks, each item with a sentiment meter and the reason it matters.
90 days of coverage for one company, with the takeaways written out, including when the tone is cooling.
Once a day at the time you pick, a chart and month-over-month stats for up to 10 of your stocks, by email.
Company report
Sentiment tells you which stock to look at. The report tells you whether the business underneath supports the story. Each section opens with its takeaways written out, with green ticks and red crosses, before the charts.
Growth, value, dividend and stability scored 0–10, each with the reasons behind it in plain English.
A discounted-cash-flow estimate next to today’s price, and the margin of safety it implies.
The past and next-12-month consensus, plus how far apart analysts are. Wide disagreement means a weaker signal.
Who at the company bought or sold, how much, and which way the overall flow leans.
Disclosed trades by members of Congress and the Senate, bought against sold, over 12 months.
Revenue, profit, assets, liabilities and cash flow, annual or quarterly, over up to 20 years, with the takeaways written out.
Debt maturities, capital structure and solvency ratios, judged against the stock’s own sector.
How P/E and other ratios moved year by year against sector bands, with an optional competitor comparison.
Also in every report: key information and stock price chart, key stats, cash quality, ratio comparisons with peers, analyst recommendations by month, and people & leadership.
Find & follow
Valuation, profitability, dividends, debt, our profile scores and news sentiment, each with a plain-English explanation. Or start from a ready-made screen.
When a company enters or leaves your results, the Changes tab shows which number moved and the news around it.
Day change, gainers versus losers, stocks near a 52-week low, how many trade below fair value, and your sector mix. Below that is a sortable table with sparklines and analyst upside.
Set a daily move threshold per stock. Advanced detectors catch weekly and monthly upward trends. Triggered alerts go to a feed and into your morning email.
Email updates
You choose which emails you get, which stocks go into each one and when they arrive. The news and alerts email and the sentiment email are separate, so you can turn one on without the other.
Daily · 09:00 your time, or when you choose
Daily · 09:00 your time, or when you choose
Each email has its own switch. You can get only the news and alerts, only the sentiment summary, both or neither.
Both arrive at 09:00 on your own clock unless you pick another hour for each one. Your timezone is detected from your browser, and you can change it in your account.
News, price alerts and the sentiment summary each have their own selection. Tick the portfolios and watchlists you want to include.
Choose stocks narrows a list to the stocks you pick. Or keep “All stocks”, which also includes any stock you add to that list later.
In every email: an “Edit what's in this email” link that opens these settings, and an unsubscribe link. If there is nothing new for your stocks that day, no email is sent.
Learn
32 short explainers, from what a share is to analyst-level valuation, ordered as a path. It suggests articles that match the level shown in your quiz history.
Compare companies and make the call, one question at a time. Every answer comes with a worked example.
Screenshots show the product as of 13 Oct 2026; some use demo figures. Nothing on this page is investment advice.
