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A clean stock analysis API for notebooks, coursework, scripts, and products.
Stock("AAPL").ratios.roicInvestorMate
Finance clarity for Python people. One engine for live data, ratios, risk, valuation, and education, available in code and at the command line.
Three surfaces. One brain.
Code when you build. The terminal when you need an answer. A local cockpit when you need to see the whole picture. The analysis stays consistent.
A clean stock analysis API for notebooks, coursework, scripts, and products.
Stock("AAPL").ratios.roicQuotes and fundamentals from your terminal. Human-readable by default, stable JSON when scripted.
investormate analyze AAPL --jsonThe same engine, made visual. Ticker workspace, charts, watchlists, and grounded AI in your browser.
investormate dashboard AAPLThe useful path never starts with an account form or API key. Install the package, request a quote, then decide how deep you want to go.
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$pip install investormateCore data, analysis, and CLI included.
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$investormate quote AAPLNo account. No AI key. No notebook setup.
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$investormate analyze AAPLFundamentals, valuation, growth, and risk.
When ready
$investormate analyze AAPL --jsonScript the output today. Conversational analysis is next.
Explain ratios, show valuation work, and make finance concepts tangible in notebooks and coursework.
>>> stock.explain("roic")
Return on invested capital, with inputs shown.
Use ratios, valuation, screening, risk, and JSON output without wiring five finance packages together.
>>> stock.ratios.pe
31.42
Product arc
No vaporware disguised as a feature grid. Shipped capabilities and upcoming surfaces are labeled in the open.
Install, quote, analyze, use the Python API, and export JSON.
Ask in plain English. Multi-turn analysis, powered by the same finance tools.
Charts, watchlists, comparisons, and AI context at localhost.
You make the decision. Verify important outputs.
Core value without a hosted account. Your API keys stay yours.
Education is part of the product, not an afterthought.
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