Start with a plain-language stock screener, then research the ticker in depth.
If you do not already have a ticker in mind, the built-in stock screener can accept a plain-language description and suggest matching stocks to narrow the selection list. Once you choose a security, the research workflow continues into the full PDF report.
Use the stock screener as the starting point for investment research: describe the characteristics you want in plain language, review suggested tickers, then move into the same stock research workflow used for a direct search. The goal is to help you find stocks to research—not to generate personalized recommendations.
Idea generation is not a recommendation
A screener can help narrow a large universe of stocks based on what you describe, but a suggestion is only the beginning of the research process. It is not personalized investment advice or a guarantee that the stock is suitable for you.
Move directly from screening to due diligence
After selecting a suggested ticker, you can generate the same structured report used for direct stock searches: fundamentals, technical analysis, valuation, risk, qualitative analysis, scenario ranges, charts, sources, and disclosures.
Use consistent criteria
A repeatable workflow helps you avoid giving one stock more favorable treatment simply because you found more compelling articles about it. The report structure keeps the same categories in view across supported securities.
See the report before you download the app
The sample-report library contains six historical reports from the current report generator. Review them to see the depth, structure, charts, source references, confidence language, and disclosures.
Try Simple AI Stock Valuation
The app is free to download. In-app purchases, report credits, trial eligibility, and subscription options are handled through the applicable app store and the in-app purchase screen.
Important: This is a research tool for informational and educational use. It does not execute trades, provide personalized investment advice, or guarantee results. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.