Ticker Council

AI stock research

Twelve AI analysts. One honest read on any stock.

Each analyst reads one kind of data: the price chart, earnings, insider and Congress trades, the options market and more. They debate, and the Council tells you which way the stock leans over the next week, the next 3 months and the next year, and how sure it is.

Accounts are approved by hand. Bring your own AI key; a free Google Gemini key works.

How it works

A few minutes from ticker to a reasoned call.

  1. Pick a stock

    Type a ticker. A Full run is the most thorough; a Lite run costs about a third as much.

  2. Twelve seats read and debate

    Each seat sees only its own data, so their views stay independent. Then a bull case and a bear case argue it out, and a challenger looks for holes.

  3. Read the call

    Where the Council leans for each period, why, and who disagreed. In plain words, or with every number.

Twelve seats, twelve kinds of data

No single source decides the call. Each seat counts most on the period its data actually says something about.

Price ChartPrice and trading volume
FinancialsRevenue, profit, debt and valuation
Analyst TargetsPrice targets and rating changes
Earnings EstimatesForecasts for future earnings
Insider TradesWhat the company's executives buy and sell
Congress TradesTrades disclosed by members of Congress
NewsHeadlines and upcoming events
SEC FilingsBuybacks, new shares, debt, lawsuits
Institutional HoldingsWhat big funds hold, and short interest
Options MarketWhat options traders are betting on
EconomyRates, inflation and the wider economy
Related MarketsSimilar stocks, the index, overseas

Built to be honest

A stock tool is only useful if you know when not to trust it.

Weak calls look weak

A lean barely off the middle is shown as close to a coin flip, not dressed up as a prediction.

Every call gets checked

Each run is saved where it can't be edited, then scored against what the price actually did a week, 3 months and a year later.

Seats earn their say

Analysts that keep getting it right count for more over time, and the ones that don't count for less.

Private by default

Your runs are yours alone, your API keys are stored encrypted, and they're only ever used for your own runs. Privacy

Get a second opinion from twelve.

Request an account and you'll get an email once it's approved.