Research on what you own

Real research on what you own.

A full due-diligence report on any holding, plain English under every number, and a look inside your funds — the work you’d do if you had a spare weekend.

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Due diligence · NVDA
52 sources cited
ReportWriting section 1 of 511 sources
The business11 src

Competition9 src
Financials14 src
Management6 src
Catalysts & risks12 src
Plain English, under every number
P/E 41.2vs 5-yr median 34.8

You’re paying $41 for each $1 of last year’s earnings — above its own history, so the price already assumes growth continues.

VOOQQQVGTlook-through

Three funds that look diversified are 0% the same eight companies.

Microsoftin all 3
Nvidiain all 3
Applein all 3
Amazonin 2 of 3
Metain 2 of 3
Covered call · NVDA
−$4,120
short 2 × 145C · net worth reduced
Δ −0.42Θ +18IV 48%
Crypto homework · ETH
Whitepaperparsed
GitHubactive
Contractverified
Mint keyrenounced
Filings & earnings callsFund holdings, constituent levelOptions chainsWhitepapers, repos, contracts

Why this isn’t in your brokerage app

The three things that only work here.

01

Three funds can be one bet

Your fund pages will never print this: look-through opens all three ETFs and shows that 61% of the money sits in the same eight companies.

02

Options counted, not left blank

A covered call reduces your net worth here, with greeks and implied volatility computed — the field most consumer apps show as a dash.

03

Crypto homework, not a price chart

The whitepaper, the GitHub activity and the verified contract are read for supply, emissions and mint authority, then checked against what the paper promised.

What you get

Six things, on your own accounts.

A full due-diligence report on any holding

Add a ticker and get the business, the competition, the financials, management, catalysts and risks written up — with sources you can click.

Plain English under every number

Short explanations beside each chart and table, so a P/E or an implied move means something instead of just sitting there.

See what your funds actually hold

Three ETFs can look diversified and be 60% the same handful of companies. Finode looks inside them and shows the real sector, region and credit exposure.

Options handled correctly

A covered call reduces your net worth, and Finode treats it that way — with greeks and implied volatility computed for you, which most consumer apps just leave blank.

Actual homework on crypto

Reads the whitepaper, the GitHub activity and the verified contract code to pull out supply, emissions and security — not a price chart with a logo on it.

Told when you’ve drifted

Set the mix you meant to hold; get a nudge when the market has quietly moved you off it.

What’s underneath

A number you can’t check is decoration.

The same five rules hold on every screen in Finode — including this one.

01

Missing is never zero

A price we couldn’t get marks the total as incomplete. We never round a gap down to make things tidy.

02

Every total says what it left out

Excluded transfers, retirement accounts, unpriced positions — named right beside the number.

03

Our assumptions wear our name

Anything we assumed is labelled as ours, never blended into your figures.

04

Documents are read, not kept

Your statement is parsed for the numbers and discarded — there’s no document vault holding your files.

05

Two-factor by default

On every account. And deleting your account genuinely deletes it — connections revoked, uploads removed, no coming back.

Point this at your accounts.

One connection, or a screenshot of your brokerage app. Everything above starts working the moment you link something.