Features
The investment research platform that does the first pass for you
Investables.ai turns any ticker or asset into a structured research card: the thesis, the bull and bear case, the key metrics, the comparables and the risk flags. On Pro and Team it summarizes the latest 10-K or 10-Q and links the SEC filings, and every plan keeps a watchlist. Pro and Team export cleanly. Here is every capability, and how it makes your own diligence faster. Informational only, not financial advice.
Both sides of every thesis · risk flags on every card · you stay in control
Thesis, bull, bear one card
Research tool not financial advice
The features in action
Your research desk, one card per name
Pick a ticker and watch the platform assemble the card: the thesis, both sides of the argument, the key metrics, the comparables and the risk flags. This is the card format the product produces.
AI research card
Stocks, ETFs, crypto, startupsEnter any ticker to see a research card
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
Market data from public sources, as of . Informational only, not financial advice. Qualitative card, no public market data for this name. Informational only, not financial advice.
Get the full research cardEvery capability
One platform that screens, reads, compares and flags the risks
Most investment research platforms hand you raw data or a wall of opinions. Investables.ai structures the whole first pass into one card, so your time goes to judgment, not gathering.
Structured research card
Every name returns the same structured card: the thesis, the bull and bear case, the key metrics, the comparables and the risk flags. You start from a structured view instead of a blank page, with the market data dated so you know how fresh it is.
Bull case and bear case
The upside and the downside are argued side by side, three specific points each, so your research is balanced by design rather than anchored to one narrative.
Key metrics and comparables
Price, daily and one-year change, the 52-week range, volume and a one-year trend from public market data, plus the comparable companies to check the name against. Analyst lists three comparables, Pro and Team every relevant one.
Explicit risk flags
Valuation, concentration, leverage, governance and disclosure risks are surfaced up front, and on Pro and Team each one comes with why it matters and what to watch, so the downside is on the page and not buried in a footnote.
Filing summaries with SEC links
On Pro and Team, a card for a US-listed company summarizes the latest 10-K or 10-Q (revenue against a year earlier, gross and operating margin, net income, the outlook sentence from MD&A when there is one, the first risk factors from Item 1A) and links the most recent 10-K, 10-Q and earnings release on SEC EDGAR with their filing dates.
Watchlist that stays current
Keep the names you follow in one place and pull a fresh research card on each in seconds, so your coverage is never capped by the hours you have to read.
Comparison side by side
Build a card for each name you are weighing and read them in the same format, thesis against thesis and risk flags against risk flags, so neither side wins by omission.
Clean exports
On Pro and Team, export any research card as HTML or CSV to share with a partner or drop into your own notes, so the platform fits the way you already work instead of trapping the output inside an app.
Stocks, ETFs, crypto and startups
One consistent research-card format across public and private assets, so every name, listed or pre-IPO, reads the same way and your diligence standard holds across asset classes.
Both sides of the thesis
A real bull case and a real bear case, on every card
The fastest way to fool yourself is to research only the side you already believe. The platform argues both, so your thesis is stress-tested before you commit and the counter-case is never the one you skipped.
- A full bull case and an equally rigorous bear case for every name
- Each side specific to the name, not generic hedging
- The key point of disagreement between the two made explicit
- The risks the bull case tends to ignore surfaced for you
Bull case
Data-center demand and software moat support durable growth
Bear case
Valuation prices in years of perfect execution; cyclical risk
Risk flags
Customer concentration · valuation · supply dependence
+0.6%
1D
+24%
1Y
10-Q
Latest filing
Metrics, comparables and filings
The numbers dated, the filings linked, the risks flagged
The card shows the market figures with the date they are as of, lists the comparable companies, links the latest SEC filings on Pro and Team, and flags the risks, so you know where to look before you read the documents yourself.
- Price, daily and one-year change, 52-week range and volume
- Latest 10-K, 10-Q and earnings release linked on Pro and Team
- Comparable companies listed so you know what to check next
- Risk flags with why each matters and what to watch on Pro and Team
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Turn any stock, ETF, crypto or startup into a structured research card with both sides of the thesis and the risks on the page. Informational only, not financial advice.
Stocks, ETFs, crypto & startups · both sides of every thesis · you stay in control