How long do you actually spend researching a stock before buying?

CoreSight lets you now analyze any stock in seconds. We're officially launching the feature here on March 24th, but you can already test the feature on our platform.

Here's what it does: you type a ticker, and a chain of AI agents gets to work in the background: pulling the latest SEC filings, grabbing the live market price, extracting financial statements, computing key ratios, searching the web for context, and generating a full valuation analysis with a clear verdict. Fairly valued, overvalued, undervalued, with the reasoning behind it.

It also pulls analyst consensus, buy, hold, sell, so you can see if your read on the stock aligns with or contradicts what the Street is saying. And if you want to go really deep, it builds a full DCF model with revenue projections through 2030, WACC assumptions, free cash flow, and more.

Plus, you can just chat with it. Ask anything about the stock, and the agents will go deeper on whatever you're curious about. The whole thing takes just a couple of seconds (yes, it's that fast).

We built this because the same agents we use for consulting-grade financial modeling can be pointed at a stock just as easily. So we did it.

Now we want to know: does this fit how you actually invest? What's missing? What would make this something you come back to every time you're looking at a new position?