Show HN: WSJ-style articles aggregator for quarterly financial reports

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Post by iforaa » Tue, Jan 21, 2025, 2:33 PM UTC

I’ve always enjoyed reading the earnings sections of WSJ to discover new ideas to dive deeper. But I’ve often wanted for a centralized place to access the latest financial reports from major corporations—something that goes beyond editor-curated content to cover the broader market.

Platforms like SeekingAlpha, Quartr, Finchat, Earningshub are fantastic, but they’re often complex, costly, and designed for in-depth stock research. I created something simpler and more discovery-focused, a tool that feels more like reading the morning newspaper.

Show HN: WSJ-style articles aggregator for quarterly financial reports
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Re: Show HN: WSJ-style articles aggregator for quarterly financial reports

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Post by InkCanon » Tue, Jan 21, 2025, 2:43 PM UTC

Nice product. I assume you're using some kind of RAG on quarterly releases?

I personally would pay ~$30/mo for something that uses the same data but a different way. I want a "Stripe for company data". There are financial data brokers out there, but as a fundamental retail investor they are ridiculously expensive and I don't need microsecond prices of stocks. I need a way to access large amounts of fundamental data in a Python notebook. Right now i know of no solution even remotely close.

Re: Show HN: WSJ-style articles aggregator for quarterly financial reports

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Post by iforaa » Tue, Jan 21, 2025, 2:56 PM UTC

InkCanon wrote: post #2

Nice product. I assume you're using some kind of RAG on quarterly releases? I personally would pay ~$30/mo for something that uses the same data but a different way. I want a "Stripe for company data". There are financial data brokers out there, but as a fundamental retail investor they are ridiculously expensive and I don't need microsecond prices of stocks. I need a way to access large amounts of fundamental data i…

Thank you! Yes, I use a 4o-mini model to process earnings calls and quarterly reports to generate basic summaries.

If you’re looking for something more developer-focused, have you tried Financial Modeling Prep? It might offer the kind of API access and bulk data you’re looking for. https://site.financialmodelingprep.com/