Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Walnut Markets because I was frustrated with how fragmented stock research had become. There are great platforms for fundamentals, others for technicals, Congress trades, insider activity, institutions, options, and alternative data, but I kept jumping between them trying to answer a much simpler question: what is all of this data actually telling me about a stock? That became the idea behind Walnut. Instead of specializing in one piece of due diligence, Walnut brings these different sources together and looks for where the evidence confirms or contradicts each other. We use that to build a Confirmation Score and surface what changed, catalysts, risks, divergences, and what to watch next. And the research doesn't end when you close the tab. You can follow stocks, create watchlists and alerts, and have Walnut monitor the evidence for changes. I’ve spent the last several months building this, and there’s still a lot I want to improve. I’d genuinely love feedback from the Product Hunt community, especially on what you find useful, what’s confusing, and what you think Walnut is missing. Thanks for checking it out 🌰

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I built Walnut Markets to make stock research less fragmented

I started building Walnut because researching a single stock meant constantly jumping between different platforms.

Fundamentals were in one place. Technicals somewhere else. Then I'd look separately for insider trades, Congress activity, institutional holdings, government contracts, analyst expectations, options activity and news.

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Research any stock. See what the market is telling you.

Research any stock. See what the market is telling you.

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I built Walnut Markets to make stock research less fragmented

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I built Walnut Markets to make stock research less fragmented