NadirAlpha: stock analysis with quarterly results from original filings
Stock analyses: quarterly results, balance sheet, cash flow, guidance and event timeline from original filings (SEC, EDINET). Every figure carries its source and is clickable through to the original filing. Stocks in six languages, neutral facts, here is how they are made.
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| Colour | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Revenue | NadirAlpha sets this dot when revenue growth accelerates, slows or turns. |
| Margin | NadirAlpha marks margins that expand or compress against the prior period. |
| Earnings | NadirAlpha shows earnings that doubled or halved and swings into profit or loss. |
| Financial position | NadirAlpha reports the switch between net debt and net cash and cash flow turnarounds. |
| Guidance | NadirAlpha records when the company raises, cuts, confirms or first issues its outlook. |
| Strategy | NadirAlpha logs acquisitions, divestitures, partnerships, regulation, strategic pivots and new markets. |
Why NadirAlpha
85 NadirAlpha stock analyses · 8 countries · 6 languages · up to date
Source. NadirAlpha builds every stock analysis from the companies' own quarterly and annual reports, not from third-party databases and not from analyst estimates. Anyone who wants to check a metric clicks it and lands on the exact passage in the original document.
History. Quarterly results without detours: NadirAlpha puts revenue, earnings, cash flow, balance sheet and guidance side by side for every stock, quarter by quarter, with the full history of the report.
Neutrality. NadirAlpha does not rate and does not recommend. The stock analysis shows substantiated figures, events and management statements, nothing more.
Small caps. NadirAlpha also covers small caps, for which this kind of stock analysis hardly existed before. Basic terms are explained in NadirAlpha knowledge.
NadirAlpha's methodology: stock analysis from original filings
- NadirAlpha reads the company's original documents: quarterly and annual reports, SEC and EDINET filings, investor relations material.
- Every metric is extracted together with its source passage and checked automatically against the report's tables, against the stock's own history and against plausibility rules.
- For approved stocks NadirAlpha freezes the core figures as reference values; every deviation in a later run must be justified and released.
- What cannot be substantiated, NadirAlpha does not show; uncertain entries carry a marker.
Every stock analysis is produced with AI assistance and labelled as such (Art. 50 EU AI Act); it stays with neutral facts. More in the NadirAlpha methodology and under NadirAlpha editorial.
Questions about NadirAlpha
What is NadirAlpha?
NadirAlpha is a website for stock analysis with quarterly results from original filings. Every report is built from a company's official documents and shows key figures, balance sheet, cash flow, guidance and events with their source.
Where do the NadirAlpha figures come from?
Exclusively from public original filings: SEC reports (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K) for US stocks, EDINET for Japanese stocks, official investor relations reports for European stocks. NadirAlpha uses no third-party databases.
How current are the NadirAlpha stock analyses?
NadirAlpha updates every report shortly after the company's reporting date, quarterly or half-yearly depending on the reporting cycle. The date of the last run is shown per stock in the table.
Which stocks does NadirAlpha analyse?
The table above lists all NadirAlpha stock analyses: companies from the United States, Germany, Japan, Australia and other countries, sortable by country, index and sector. If a stock is missing, it can be requested from the universe through the search.
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