Talval
Talval is a web-based stock research platform with iOS and Android apps for individual investors. It researches U.S. and European stocks, providing reports with estimated fair value and an undervalued, fairly valued or overvalued verdict. Valuations combine forward earnings with checks such as discounted cash flow, the Graham Number and sector multiples, alongside quality, growth, value and safety measures. Users can screen stocks, review dividend and sector data, track institutional 13F holdings and insider activity, and manage watchlists, portfolios and price alerts. DCF and WACC calculators support valuation analysis. Paid plans add higher research limits and AI-generated investment theses. A read-only Model Context Protocol connector provides access through compatible AI assistants. Talval offers research information, not personalized investment advice.
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FastTrack
FastTrack is an investment research and portfolio analysis tool that gives investors and financial professionals access to institutional-grade market data, analytics, and tools to screen, compare, and model investments across stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, and indexes with over 35 years of verified dividend-adjusted historical data. It simplifies investment research by letting users quickly sift through thousands of securities with advanced comparison tools, create custom rankings based on risk, return, expenses, and other metrics, and perform sophisticated portfolio analysis to gauge performance or test new strategies across full market cycles. FastTrack supports flexible time-frame analysis beyond standard intervals, delivers comprehensive risk and return metrics, and provides dashboards, charts, heatmaps, and reports to visualize insights. It also offers APIs and Excel add-ins for data integration and export, and model portfolios to bring investment strategies to life.
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Finapolis
Finapolis brings stock research and portfolio management together in one web application, built for self-directed investors and small investment firms working with US stocks.
Screener filters US stocks and ETFs by sector, proprietary grades and 26 fundamental metrics, and includes a collar options screener. Analyzer covers financial statements, peer comparisons and an editable discounted cash flow (DCF) model. Reporter produces equity research reports on public companies, each listing the filings and earnings-call transcripts it draws on. Trader builds multi-leg options strategies with Black-Scholes pricing, the Greeks and options-overlay backtests. Portfolio tracks brokerage-synced holdings with risk metrics, rebalancing and tax-loss harvesting candidates.
Napoli, the built-in AI assistant, runs screens, analysis and portfolio checks from plain-language requests.
Finapolis is not a brokerage and does not give investment advice. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
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Market Jury
Market Jury is a web-based stock research and analysis platform for self-directed investors. It presents stock screening, company data, price charts, and eleven rule-based scores covering areas such as valuation, trend, quality, dividends, growth, insider activity, earnings, analyst revisions, sentiment, short pressure, and business model. The scores are calculated from financial metrics and refreshed nightly. Users can review rankings, chart patterns, market themes, institutional holdings, and virtual portfolios, and can inspect explanations associated with the analyses. The service also offers a stock screener and free access with a limited number of credits; a paid Pro plan is available. Market Jury describes its analysis as informational rather than investment advice, and its portfolios as virtual.
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