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tickerseer
Stock research with receipts for self-directed investors
tickerseer helps medium and long-term investors research stocks through quality scores, valuation verdicts, market screening, and company deep dives. For short-term traders, it provides earnings analysis, catalyst signals, and cash-secured put setups with explicit rules. Every published call settles into an append-only public ledger with its receipt.
I built tickerseer because I was tired of stock calls that disappear when they are wrong. I invest my own money and wanted a repeatable way to judge a company on its fundamentals, with a record I could not quietly rewrite later.
tickerseer serves two types of investors. Medium and long-term investors can screen the market and open a company to examine its quality, valuation, growth, momentum, and historical valuation. Short-term traders can review earnings calls, catalyst signals, and cash-secured put setups with explicit structure and risk rules.
The part I care about most is the receipt. Every call we publish settles into an append-only public ledger with the original call, entry, exit, result, and date. Wins and losses use the same format.
I also added an OAuth MCP connector for Claude Code and Codex. It lets an assistant read the same ratings, watchlist, screeners, and published ledger through your account.
There is a free plan, and you do not need a card to start. I would like to hear which part you would use each week and where the product still leaves you with questions.
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About tickerseer on Product Hunt
“Stock research with receipts for self-directed investors”
tickerseer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #159 on the daily leaderboard. tickerseer helps medium and long-term investors research stocks through quality scores, valuation verdicts, market screening, and company deep dives. For short-term traders, it provides earnings analysis, catalyst signals, and cash-secured put setups with explicit rules. Every published call settles into an append-only public ledger with its receipt.
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Daniel Bechenea
Hi Product Hunt,
I built tickerseer because I was tired of stock calls that disappear when they are wrong. I invest my own money and wanted a repeatable way to judge a company on its fundamentals, with a record I could not quietly rewrite later.
tickerseer serves two types of investors. Medium and long-term investors can screen the market and open a company to examine its quality, valuation, growth, momentum, and historical valuation. Short-term traders can review earnings calls, catalyst signals, and cash-secured put setups with explicit structure and risk rules.
The part I care about most is the receipt. Every call we publish settles into an append-only public ledger with the original call, entry, exit, result, and date. Wins and losses use the same format.
I also added an OAuth MCP connector for Claude Code and Codex. It lets an assistant read the same ratings, watchlist, screeners, and published ledger through your account.
There is a free plan, and you do not need a card to start. I would like to hear which part you would use each week and where the product still leaves you with questions.
Thanks for taking a look,
Daniel, founder