AlphaBlanc is a research tool for US listed stocks. It does two jobs: it helps you check whether the stocks you already own still have a case worth holding, and it helps you find new ones worth researching.
WHAT IT DOES
Write down why you own something. AlphaBlanc reads current filings and market data and tells you whether that specific reason still holds, or whether it has thinned out. You get a plain verdict, the case for, the case against, and what would have to change your mind.
It keeps checking after you close the app. When a holding's case genuinely changes, you get a short summary of what moved. Nothing else interrupts you. There are no streaks, no daily nudges, and no notifications designed to bring you back.
FINDING SOMETHING NEW
Two separate screens, because profitable companies and pre profit companies cannot be judged the same way.
The first ranks companies on earnings and what you pay for them. The second ranks companies that are not profitable yet on revenue growth, gross margin, whether losses are narrowing, and whether the balance sheet can fund them. Both show how many names they could actually judge, so neither reads as the best of everything.
Every name is ranked by figures you can see, not by an opinion. The same data always produces the same list.
WHAT IT SHOWS YOU
Your positions, priced, with how much of your money sits in holdings whose case is weakening.
Insider transactions from SEC Form 4 filings, with open market purchases separated from routine selling.
Analyst upgrades and downgrades, always attributed to the firm that published them.
Earnings dates and recent headlines for what you hold.
A macro dashboard covering the policy rate, the yield curve, credit spreads, inflation and volatility.
RESEARCH MEMOS
Ask for a deeper read on any US ticker and five separate analysts work on it at once, each arguing one side: the bull case, the bear case, insider behaviour, business quality, and how credible the numbers look. Their fin…