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Re:Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025) on Monday December 15, 2025 @12:19AM (#46270737)
https://finstack.pro

150+ tools for financial research in one place.

If you enter a ticker, you'll get a handy launchpad with deep links to top tools.

Show HN: A simple launchpad for stock research tools – finstack.pro

https://finstack.pro

I built a one-page tool to speed up my stock research workflow.You type a ticker, and it gives you quick links to 20+ research tools, like FinViz, TradingView, SEC EDGAR, Yahoo Finance, Seeking Alpha, Reddit etc. And each deep link is pre-loaded with that ticker.Nothing fancy. Just got tired of typing the same ticker into 6 different sites every time I wanted to dig into a company.Built with...

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Show HN: ThesisBoard – structure your investment research

https://thesisboard.com

Hi HN,I spent years working as an institutional allocator and an equity portfolio manager.I built this because I wanted to address the frustration of fragmentation of the investment research process. Most analysts (myself included) operate in a chaos of 50+ browser tabs, scattered Excel models, and disconnected Notion notes.ThesisBoard is a workspace to fix this. It is basically Trello meets a...

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Re:Show HN: ThesisBoard – Trello for Investment Research on Wednesday December 03, 2025 @03:54PM (#46140000)
Thanks!

Show HN: ThesisBoard – Trello for Investment Research

https://thesisboard.com/

Hi HN, I’m Aldiyar. I spent the last 10+ years working as an equity portfolio manager and an institutional allocator to hedge funds.For a long time I was obsessed with finding a tool to automate a team's research. I eventually realized that was the wrong goal. good investment research is non-linear and creative. every thesis is unique, so you can't just feed it into a standardized factory...

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Re:GPT-4.5 on Friday February 28, 2025 @07:45AM (#43205013)
Seems to have trouble recognizing sarcasm:

"For example, there are now a bunch of vendors that sell 'respond to RFP' AI products... paying 30x for marginally better performance makes perfect sense." — hn_throwaway_99 (an uncommon opinion supporting possible niche high-cost uses).