Building Deep Research for stocks - Would you use this?
Hey everyone,
I'm a data scientist and a passive investor for the past 5 years. I Recently inherited some money and started actively investing in individual stocks. Turns out I'm not Warren Buffett and don't feel like spending my time reading hundreds of pages of financial reports daily to find opportunities.
I tried using deep research tools but kept running into the same frustrations:
- They often just summarize news headlines instead of actual fundamentals.
- I had to manually upload 10-Ks/Qs, or other filings for every new stock search.
- The output was overwhelming and not something I could easily compare across companies
So I started building a deep research tool built specifically for stock analysis, which I call DeepValue. The idea is to use multiple AI agents to analyze financials, business fundamentals, and management quality based on value investing principles. Then synthesize everything into a neat, standardized report that's easy to read and compare.
Right now, it's just a landing page and some early groundwork, but I'm trying to validate if this is a real problem for others as well. I did some research and didn’t find anything quite like this, but maybe I missed it.
https://www.deepvalue.tech/ — you can sign up for free early access if it sounds interesting.
Questions for you:
- What's your biggest pain point with using deep research tools for stocks?
- Have you found any tools that do deep research for stocks well?
- Would you pay for something like this if it worked?
Thanks for any feedback!
Posted Aug 4, 2025, 11:15 AM UTC