Type a US ticker. 30 minutes later, get a 12,000-word value-investing thesis written by 6 AI agents — trained on Buffett, Klarman, Hohn and Chanos. What's different: - Six specialist agents, not one generalist LLM - Primary sources only — SEC EDGAR direct, no paid feeds - Every claim audited against the source with a trust scoreboard - Four named kill criteria — built to fail loudly, not quietly First thesis free. No advice. Just the work.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Vadim, founder of ValueAgent.
This started with a frustration. Every great value investor — Buffett, Klarman, Hohn, Pabrai, Greenblatt — treats deep reading as the actual job. Buffett reads 500 pages a day. The reading IS the investing.
For most of us with a day job and a family, that's not realistic. A 10-K is 200+ pages. Add three years of proxies, four earnings calls, the competitor's K — that's a week of focused reading just to form a view on one stock. The gap between the average investor and Buffett isn't intelligence. It's hours.
So I built ValueAgent.
Type a US ticker. 30 minutes later you get a 12,000-word thesis that triangulates intrinsic value three ways, applies Buffett's moat lens, Klarman's margin of safety, Hohn's kill criteria, and Chanos' forensic eye.
The architecture is what I'm proudest of — six specialist agents, each owning one question, instead of one generalist model trying to do everything. The output is one coherent thesis where every claim has a named author and a citation underneath.
A few things I'd genuinely love feedback on:
1. The sample thesis on PLTR (value-agents.com/sample/PLTR) — is the depth right? Where would you cut?
2. Pricing — $79/mo for 20 fresh theses feels right for a self-directed watchlist, but curious how PH folks read it
3. The kill-criteria-as-watchlist concept — useful signal or noise?
First thesis is free, no card. Try any US ticker.
Not investment advice. Just the work.
Happy to answer anything 🙏