AI investment research
AI stock research and analysis in seconds
Enter any ticker and get one structured research card: thesis, both sides of the argument, the key numbers and the risk flags.
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Thesis, bull and bear case, key metrics, comparables and risk flags, synthesized into one structured tear-sheet.
Thesis
Bull case
Bear case
This name is not publicly listed, so there is no market data to show. The card covers the thesis, both sides of the argument and the risk flags.
Key metrics
Comparables
Risk flags
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- 2 sides
- bull and bear on every card
- 4 classes
- stocks, ETFs, crypto, startups
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Built for investors, analysts and funds
Both sides of every thesis
Explicit risk flags on every card
You stay in control of the call
Why Investables.ai
Your first-pass research, structured in seconds
Stop reading ten tabs per name. Get one clear research card per asset, in plain language, with both sides of the argument and the risks called out.
Faster first-pass diligence
A structured tear-sheet in seconds compresses the reading so you spend your time on judgement, not gathering.
Both sides of the thesis
Every card lays out the bull case and the bear case, so you weigh the argument instead of reading one-sided takes.
Risk flags surfaced
Valuation, concentration and regulatory risks are flagged explicitly, so the downside is on the page, not buried.
Stocks, ETFs, crypto & startups
One consistent research-card format across public and private assets, so every name reads the same way.
How it works
From a ticker to a research card in three steps
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Enter a ticker or asset
Type any stock, ETF, crypto or private company. No setup, no spreadsheets, no data feeds to wire up.
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Market data plus a written first pass
Key figures come from public market data. A language model writes the thesis, both sides of the argument, the comparables and the risk flags. Pro and Team summarize the latest 10-K or 10-Q and link the SEC filings.
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Get a research card you act on
Read the bull and bear case and the risk flags, then make your own call. You decide, every time.
Pricing
A research desk for less than a terminal
Priced for people who research seriously. Every plan is paid, with no free tier and no percentage of anything you invest. Annual billing saves 50%.
Analyst
Individual investors
50 research cards per month
$49/mo
Pro
Most popularActive investors and prosumers
300 cards, filing summaries with SEC links, exports
$79/mo
Team
Small funds, RIAs and research teams
5 seats, 1,500 cards, shared watchlists
$249/mo
Enterprise
Funds, family offices and institutions
15 seats, 3,000 cards, compliance review
$499/mo
Prices in USD. Every plan is paid, there is no free tier.
Weighing it against what you pay now? We keep current price breakdowns for the Seeking Alpha Premium price, Fiscal.ai pricing, the Morningstar Investor price, Zacks Premium cost, Bloomberg Anywhere cost and Tegus pricing per seat.
Use cases
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Research by sector, style and job
A bank does not read like a biotech, and a REIT does not read like either. Every guide below covers the metrics that actually decide the call for that kind of company.
By sector
- REIT analysis Read a REIT the way REITs actually work, on FFO, AFFO, occupancy and debt maturities.
- Bank stock analysis Read a bank the way bank analysts do, on margin, credit, deposits and capital.
- Biotech stock research Read a biotech on pipeline, cash runway and catalysts.
- Energy stock analysis Read an energy stock on reserves, breakeven, hedging and cash flow.
By style
- AI dividend stock analysis Judge a dividend's safety, not just its yield.
- Growth stock analysis Judge whether the growth is real, durable and already priced in.
- Small cap stock research Structured research on the small caps nobody covers.
- AI stock screener for value investing Tell a bargain from a value trap on every name your screen finds.
By job
- Earnings report analysis Read the quarter against your thesis, with the earnings release one click away.
- Comparable company analysis Build the comps set and see how a company trades against its peers.
- AI financial analyst The gathering and drafting an analyst does, on any ticker, in seconds.
- AI SEC filing analysis Open the 10-K knowing what to look for.
From the desk
What a research card actually contains
Both sides, never one
Every card splits into a bull case and a bear case built from the same underlying data. A write-up that only argues one direction is the thing this format is designed to replace.
Risks stated, not buried
Concentration, burn, runway, leverage and comparable-set gaps appear as explicit flags on the card, phrased as questions to go answer rather than conclusions to accept.
A first pass, not a verdict
The same structure every time - thesis, key metrics, comparables, risks - so names stay comparable and your own diligence starts further along. Informational only, not financial advice.
Good questions
AI stock research, answered honestly
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Turn any ticker into a structured research card and make your own diligence faster. Informational only, not financial advice.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.