Before I go further with something I'm building, wanted to ask people who actually do stock research. SEC filings have the most accurate info about any stock but they're hundreds of pages of legal language and most people skip them entirely. I tested ChatGPT on it and it got the numbers completely wrong. So I built something where you just type a question in plain English and it pulls the answer straight from the actual filing, not from AI guessing. Like "how has Apple's revenue grown since 2020" or "what risks did Tesla flag in their latest filing". My question is this actually useful to you? Would you pay $5-10 a month for it? And what would stop you from paying?
RAG specifically for SEC-EDGAR
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No and the search bar will
Because Morningstar and Bloomberg, and Reuters, and every other serious financial news platform already has an LLM that does this.
I like to play around with Claude Code, but in markets/trading, ALL of the low level stuff has already been built in some form or another because the industry is highly regulated and slow moving.