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Show HN: Finbud.ai – The AI-Powered Stock Research Platform

https://finbud.ai

The key value propositions:

1. Dive deep into any company’s performance with AI-driven insights and 10+ years of historical market data.

2. Quickly slice and dice key metrics, unlock advanced analysis, and discover actionable investment opportunities.

3. Technical analysis on any companies or crypto

    - For crypto, you'll need to append USD to the ticker (e.g. BTCUSD, PEPEUSD, etc)
The interesting prompts (that are not in the suggested prompts):

    What's a good entry and exit point for NVDA for day trade
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As an engineer, I’ve always been fascinated by the blend of art and science in investing. This inspired me to create FinBud.ai, a tool that leverages AI to make stock research simpler and more accessible.

I know FinBud.ai could be a lot better with access to higher-quality datasets, but those can get pretty pricey!

Still, I wanted to get it out there early so I can build and improve it alongside our users. Discord is open.

( 2 comments | on HN )
Re:Show HN: Finbud.ai – The AI-Powered Stock Research Platform by ungreased0675 on Wednesday January 15, 2025 @12:02AM (#42707498)
How do I know it’s retrieving and analyzing market data and not simply hallucinating something that plausibly reads like good advice? How is it doing the advanced analysis?
Re:Show HN: Finbud.ai – The AI-Powered Stock Research Platform by glaksmono on Wednesday January 15, 2025 @01:48AM (#42708091)
This question is also applicable to the plain vanilla LLM service (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc)

I guess in the future I can add some kind of references. But when integrating with better data source (primary & secondary), those may not be "referencable" either

So I guess the real answer is I'm not sure. Any advice?