7 AI stock research assistants that show their sources, compared
Seven AI assistants for stock research, compared on the one thing that matters most: whether you can check where every answer came from.
Guides for the chat, and the earnings call knowledge behind it.
Seven AI assistants for stock research, compared on the one thing that matters most: whether you can check where every answer came from.
AI came up on over 2,000 earnings calls this quarter. How to separate the companies spending on it from the ones talking about it, in their own words.
Tariffs hit companies unevenly and management says so out loud, quarter by quarter. How to read the exposure from the transcripts before it reaches the numbers.
Searching 253,000 earnings call transcripts by keyword misses most of what you want. What goes wrong, and how to ask questions instead of typing words.
Nearly 7,000 companies reported this quarter. Most have no analyst writing them up. How to research the uncovered ones from their own transcripts.
US companies dominate the coverage you read, not the calls that happen. India was second by volume this quarter. How to research earnings calls by country.
Talking to an archive of 253,000 earnings calls is not dictation with extra steps. What voice is genuinely better at, what it is worse at, and how to use both.
Ten tools that summarise earnings calls with AI, compared on citations, coverage and price, from free transcript sites to institutional platforms.
What AI can genuinely do with earnings calls, where general chatbots fail, and how grounded systems turn transcripts into sourced answers.
AlphaSense is powerful and sold on annual contracts. Eight alternatives for earnings calls and research, compared on features, access and price.
Generic chatbots invent plausible earnings figures. Grounded AI earnings analysis queries transcripts, quotes verbatim, and reports gaps as gaps.
Nine places to read earnings call transcripts, compared on coverage, speed, history and price, from free sites to paid research platforms.
What "beating earnings" actually means, why a beat can still sink the stock, and how to read the call behind the headline in five minutes.
Nine AI tools for analysing earnings calls, compared on sources, coverage and price, from institutional platforms to general chatbots.
A repeatable research workflow over earnings call transcripts: watchlist rounds, sector reads, comparison tables, and exports that keep their sources.
How to follow one theme, AI demand, tariffs, capacity, China, through hundreds of earnings calls, and turn scattered sentences into a sector signal.
How to run a multi-question conversation over earnings call transcripts: drill down, zoom out, switch models, and keep the thread across follow-ups.
Why no AI can predict the post-earnings move, what the transcripts genuinely reveal, and the questions that turn a call into evidence instead of a forecast.
How to get bar charts, line charts and comparison tables out of earnings call transcripts with a single prompt, and why every number stays sourced.
Guidance changes are the strongest recurring signal in earnings season. How to screen raises and cuts week by week with one question, and what to do with the list.
The ten most useful questions to ask about any earnings call, from a quick summary to sector-wide comparisons, and how earnings.chat answers each one.
Where risk actually hides in an earnings call: prepared caveats, Q&A deflections, and the language changes that precede bad quarters.
When earnings season happens, how to build a watchlist that survives peak weeks, and what to check for each name before and after the call.
How to compare competitors, suppliers and customers through their earnings calls: which pairs reveal the most, and the questions that make comparisons honest.
What guidance means in an earnings report, why raised or cut guidance moves stocks more than results, and how to track guidance language across quarters.
What sentiment analysis on earnings calls measures, where it genuinely predicts something, and how to use tone as evidence instead of a vibe.
The five elements every earnings call summary needs, the failure modes of AI-generated summaries, and how to judge whether a summary can be trusted.
When AI-quoted financial figures can be trusted, when they cannot, and the thirty-second checks that separate sourced numbers from fluent guesses.
A method for reading earnings call transcripts in minutes instead of an hour: where to start, what to skip, and how to interpret what management says.
Eight checks against a company's earnings calls before taking a position: promises kept, guidance credibility, margin trajectory, and the questions that run them.
What an earnings call is, what happens during one, who can listen, and why the Q&A section moves markets more than the prepared remarks.