Stock Research
Equity research by text, with the evidence attached
Research any US-listed stock over iMessage: fundamentals, valuation, estimates, earnings and filings, and a full research note as a PDF when you want the whole picture.
Direct answer
Ecomerate turns stock research into a conversation. Ask about a company and the Analyst gathers fundamentals, valuation, consensus estimates, earnings history and filings, then answers with the sources named. Ask for a deep thesis and it sends a research note as a PDF in the thread.
A repeatable research workflow
Start with the question, pull the evidence, test the thesis and write down what would change your mind. Ecomerate keeps each step in one thread you can come back to.
- Define the question
- Review business and financial evidence
- Record what would invalidate the thesis
The research note
"Write me a deep thesis on NVDA" returns a PDF: your position, the bull and bear case, earnings against estimates, and what would change the view.
- Your position and cost
- Bull and bear case
- EPS vs. estimates, quarter by quarter
Valuation and estimates
Ask for multiples against peers, a DCF with your own assumptions, consensus estimates and how they have been revised.
- Peer valuation
- DCF and reverse DCF
- Estimate revisions
It remembers your thesis
Tell Ecomerate why you bought and it answers from your own reasoning months later, and checks new evidence against it.
- Saved theses and rules
- Recall why you bought
- New evidence checked against the thesis
Transparent boundaries
Coverage is US-listed stocks and ETFs. Data can be delayed or revised; dates are shown so you can check freshness.
- US-listed coverage
- Dated sources
- Not a forecast
Frequently asked questions
- What does the research note include?
- Your position (size, cost, share of portfolio), the bull and bear case, earnings against estimates for recent quarters, what would change the view and what to watch next, delivered as a PDF in iMessage.
- Which markets are covered?
- US-listed stocks and ETFs, with live quotes during market hours.
- Is Ecomerate financial advice?
- No. Ecomerate is a research tool, not a financial adviser. It explains data, filings and news; it does not tell you what to buy, sell or hold, and it does not know your full financial situation.
- How do I get access?
- Create a free account on the website, then text Ecomerate on iMessage. The free plan includes 10 messages a week; paid plans start with a 7-day free trial and you can cancel anytime from your account settings.