Axon Equity is an institutional US equity research workspace powered by GPT-6 Astra. By leveraging Astra's 1M+ token context and deep reasoning, it eliminates financial hallucinations from RAG chunking. It ingests full SEC 10-K/10-Q filings to verify 8-quarter cross-period financials and generate structured Decision Matrices with bull/bear evidence chains. Public charts, trends, and Sankey profit flows are free to explore. Sign in to test live multi-step Astra reasoning.
Hi Product Hunt community!
I'm thrilled to introduce **Axon Equity** for the GPT-6 Astra Challenge.
Anyone who has analyzed public equities with LLMs knows the frustration of "financial hallucinations"—traditional models chunk SEC filings into small text fragments, completely breaking multi-quarter accounting logic and footnote reconciliations.
With OpenAI's **GPT-6 Astra**, that limitation disappears. Astra’s 1M+ token context allows us to feed entire 10-K/10-Q filings and complete earnings call transcripts directly into the model. Combined with Astra's deep reasoning effort, Axon Equity doesn't just summarize text—it cross-verifies numbers across quarters, evaluates bull vs. bear theses, and outputs structured, audit-ready decision matrices.
### What is live today:
* **Trend Intelligence**: 12-week search momentum and regional interest distribution.
* **Fundamental Analysis**: 8-quarter SEC-verified financial charts (revenue, gross profit, EPS) and split-adjusted daily OHLCV.
* **Deep Research**: Interactive Sankey profit flow diagrams and business model deep dives.
* **Investment View**: Structured Decision Matrices with clear bull/bear evidence chains.
### 💡 How to test:
You can explore all company financials, charts, and profit flows immediately at [equity.axon123.com/en](https://equity.axon123.com/en) without signing in! If you'd like to test Astra's live multi-step reasoning with custom questions, simply sign in with a free account to unlock interactive sessions.
We'd love to hear your feedback on the reasoning depth and the structured card interface. What companies would you like to see analyzed next?