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Show HN: I licensed $50k of stock market data to do analysis Claude can't

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Post by jaredzhao »

Hello HN. I’ve been using Claude to summarize stock news and some basic analysis for some time now, but results were only ever based off of web searches so I never really anything insanely useful out of it.

The big breakthrough came when I properly acquired my 90+ datasets (worth over $50,000), and connected it to my data analysis agent harness to do my investment research.

What it does: ask anything across the NYSE/NASDAQ, schedule agents to alert me on market or price changes, intrinsic value calculations, and investment research (pull from news or historical and current earnings, fundamentals, or holdings/insider/politician trades).

Just launched on Product Hunt too, and if this was interesting at all, would appreciate an upvote.

Questions and feature requests welcome. Really excited about this and appreciate any feedback from yall.

Show HN: I licensed $50k of stock market data to do analysis Claude can't
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Post by softwarewright »

nice UI, analysis took a while, but results looked very good.

feedback: different users have very different goals, risk tolerance, knowledge, experience. I would wrap this with very focused UIs for different audiences. Many people want growth, some are risk-adverse, some are income oriented (for example)

The analysis output could be customized for the user based on a brief interview about where they are in their investment journey and what their goals are. Without this, the analysis is very general (which if fine for experienced users).

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Post by jaredzhao »

softwarewright wrote: post #3

nice UI, analysis took a while, but results looked very good. feedback: different users have very different goals, risk tolerance, knowledge, experience. I would wrap this with very focused UIs for different audiences. Many people want growth, some are risk-adverse, some are income oriented (for example) The analysis output could be customized for the user based on a brief interview about where they are in their inve…

Appreciate the feedback! we're looking to add more customization with portfolio integration in the future but as far as the analysis being general, have you tried asking for the different perspectives? It might be just answering from the data, so the output looks more generic than one might want.

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Post by softwarewright »

jaredzhao wrote: post #4
softwarewright wrote: post #3

nice UI, analysis took a while, but results looked very good. feedback: different users have very different goals, risk tolerance, knowledge, experience. I would wrap this with very focused UIs for different audiences. Many people want growth, some are risk-adverse, some are income oriented (for example) The analysis output could be customized for the user based on a brief interview about where they are in their inve…

Appreciate the feedback! we're looking to add more customization with portfolio integration in the future but as far as the analysis being general, have you tried asking for the different perspectives? It might be just answering from the data, so the output looks more generic than one might want.

I picked an ETF so there may have been less analysis (no business to analyze). I will look again for "perspectives"

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Post by jaredzhao »

softwarewright wrote: post #5
jaredzhao wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Appreciate the feedback! we're looking to add more customization with portfolio integration in the future but as far as the analysis being general, have you tried asking for the different perspectives? It might be just answering from the data, so the output looks more generic than one might want.

I picked an ETF so there may have been less analysis (no business to analyze). I will look again for "perspectives"

Ah yeah that would do it. Individual tickers are where you could get the most insight since you can compare them to peers and there's more context for the AI to connect to price fluctuations. and, as you said, a business to valuate.

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Post by jaredzhao »

Folioshift wrote: post #8

Very impressive, intuitive, and easy to use. Any plans to add a feature for portfolio management and analysis from a management perspective ?

Thanks! Yea we're planning to add portfolio integrations soon. Fund managers can definitely use Athenic to evaluate investments for clients.

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#10

Post by marcns_ »

Site looks well polished, The chat research side is a good start, may I suggest you take a look at bigdata.com - I think they have nailed the research anything at your fingertips part. Are you aiming your project at casual investors, more active traders or professionals? Each would mean the end product would look very different imo.

I was trying to post my finance macro theme tracker on HN show but was blocked as I'm new :/

Cool to stumble upon your project!

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