Know if you're being paid
for the risk you're taking
You own a few stocks and funds, but do you actually know if they're solid — or if you're overpaying? Stockonomy reads every 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and Form 4 for the companies you own and turns them into a plain-English read on two things: how much risk you're carrying, and whether the reward justifies it. No 200-page filings, no jargon, no full-time analyst required — just a clear answer on what you own.
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Most people don't actually know what they own
You've got a few stocks, some funds, maybe a 401(k). They might be excellent — or you might be holding too much risk, or paying too much for too little growth. The honest answer is in the SEC filings every company is legally required to publish: how healthy the balance sheet is, how real the earnings are, whether the price makes sense. But that's 200 pages of footnotes per company, so most people just… hope. Stockonomy reads them for you and tells you the risk and the reward, in plain English.
Like having an analyst read every filing for you
Built on the same SEC data hedge funds pay for — turned into a plain-English read on the risk and the reward of everything you own.
Filings, read for you
We read every 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and Form 4 for the companies you own and turn the parts that matter into a few plain-English sentences — no jargon, no homework.
Risk vs. reward, scored
Is the price fair for the quality you're getting? You get a clear verdict — solid, richly valued, or carrying more risk than the reward justifies — not 300 pages to wade through.
Financial-health checks
Altman Z for distress risk and Beneish M for earnings quality — the same forensic screens institutions use — so you know how solid each business really is underneath the price.
Management tone, tracked
We compare management's own words across years of filings to see when confidence quietly shifts — useful context on the people running what you own, not a reason to panic.
Insider & dilution context
Are insiders buying or selling? Is the company issuing new stock? Simple signals of how the people closest to the business see its value — explained, not just listed.
A weekly plain-English digest
A calm Monday read on where everything you own stands — quality, value, and the few things genuinely worth knowing this week. Skim it in two minutes.
How it works
Add what you own
Your stocks, your funds' top names, the tickers in your 401(k) — add up to 7,000. Not sure what you hold? Start with the screener and build a balanced list.
We read every filing
Stockonomy reads each new 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and Form 4 the moment it's published — so you never have to open one yourself.
We score risk and reward
Every company is run through our engine: value grade, financial-health screens, earnings quality, and management tone — distilled into one plain-English verdict.
You understand what you own
See whether you're fairly paid for the risk you're taking, and get a calm heads-up about the few things that genuinely change the picture.
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Unlimited analysis of any stock from its real SEC filings.
A plain-English read on a whole sector — every week
Each week we run an entire sector through the same engine — financial-health screens and valuation — and email you which names look solid, which look richly priced, and which carry more risk than the reward justifies. A two-minute read. No account needed. Unsubscribe anytime.
Informational only · not investment advice
Everything you own is explained in a filing you'll never read
Stockonomy reads it for you — so you know the risk you're taking and the reward you're getting on every stock and fund you hold.
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