ClaritX
Free AI stock research — 9 perspectives, one clear verdict
18 followers
Free AI stock research — 9 perspectives, one clear verdict
18 followers
ClaritX analyzes any stock, ETF, or fund from 9 perspectives at once — news sentiment, technicals, social buzz, financials, analyst ratings, peer comparison, insider activity, dividend health, and an AI synthesis verdict. Paste a ticker, get institutional-style deep research in seconds, free. There's also an AI ranking of 1,000+ assets and a risk-based portfolio simulator. Built for retail investors who want clarity before they invest — not another paywalled terminal.
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Launch-day update 🎉 We just removed the last paywall on the rankings: the full Top-30 AI ranking (stocks, ETFs and funds) is now free for everyone — no account gymnastics, no blurred rows. We also publish a monthly scorecard of how the scores actually performed vs the S&P 500, including the losing bands: claritx.ai/ai-rank-report. Would love to hear what you'd want ranked next.
Publishing the losing bands in the rank report is unusual, most of these only surface the winners. Two things I'd want to know about that page: is the win/loss log append-only from when a verdict was issued, so a call can't get relabeled later if it goes bad? And do delisted or acquired tickers stay in the sample rather than dropping out? Those two are usually where a published track record either holds up or quietly stops meaning anything.
Love how fast this spits out a full breakdown instead of me digging through 10 tabs. One thing I'd genuinely use: let me save a watchlist of tickers and get a weekly email or push when the AI verdict flips from neutral to bullish/bearish, or when any of the 9 lenses crosses a threshold I set. Right now I have to remember to come back and recheck.
Paste in $NVDA and it pulled analyst ratings next to insider sells alongside a sector P/E compare which honestly saved me an hour of tab-juggling. Wish the portfolio simulator let me stress test against a custom scenario like a rate shock.