Company valuations, stock screens, and commodity and Bitcoin analysis built on fundamentals. Add an optional market thesis to a new valuation or commodity run without steering its conclusion, or revisit an eligible saved report after a complete independent current analysis. FinBro is a directable research workspace, not a one-shot prompt box: add notes, ask follow-ups, and inspect the evidence categories and available source and date context, which vary by report format, workflow, and run.
Typical runtime and usage for core workflows, followed by the coverage built into the research workspace.
Typical figures, not service guarantees. Runtime varies by request; usage varies with input and output tokens. The platform subscription is separate.
Illustrative examples of what a FinBro analysis contains — each with its model estimate and the evidence basis behind it.
These are illustrative examples: the companies are fictional and no real instrument is valued. Figures are model estimates — not price forecasts, guarantees, or a record of investment returns. Capital at risk.
Company analysis
Illustrative, fictional example
For this fictional company, the model estimated a base intrinsic value of $360 per share and a 30% margin of safety (model) against the observed market price, based on company fundamentals.
Evidence basisCompany fundamentals
Commodity analysis
Illustrative example
A Bitcoin analysis examines the macro drivers and their scenario implications. No intrinsic-value model exists for this asset class, so no valuation state or margin of safety is computed.
Evidence basisMacro data, US rates, inflation and adoption
Company analysis
Illustrative, fictional example
For this fictional company, the model estimated a base intrinsic value of $150 per share and a 15% margin of safety (model) against the observed market price, based on company fundamentals.
Evidence basisCompany fundamentals
These examples illustrate what an analysis contains. They are not a record of FinBro output and not realized investment performance; no return, hit rate, benchmark result or backtest is shown.
This describes the relationship between the observed market price and FinBro's modeled intrinsic-value range. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, is not based on individual circumstances, and does not assess suitability. Model outputs are estimates, not forecasts or guarantees.
Specialists work in parallel on independent dimensions of the thesis, then their findings are challenged and reconciled into a single view.
Product overview: Request → Analysis → Challenge → Report → Follow-up
The route depends on the task. Company Valuation and Commodity & Bitcoin Analysis each use their own complete current-analysis path. Revisit thesis runs the complete current-analysis path appropriate to the selected eligible report before comparing it with that report. Stock Screening uses its own screening path; after reviewing the screen results, you can open any listed instrument in a separate Company Valuation.
Start with a plain-language question or workflow input, or select an eligible saved report to revisit. No query syntax or prompt is required for a saved-report revisit.
The relevant specialist lenses build the current analysis independently from the available evidence. A selected prior report or optional market premise does not set the conclusion.
A dedicated stage argues the other side — disconfirming evidence, historical analogues, hidden assumptions and second-order effects — and flags gaps by severity. A critical gap pauses the run for your decision.
Independent frontier models review the completed analysis and reconcile it into a single second-opinion view — depth without a single black box.
A long-form, cited write-up is streamed live and exportable as a PDF. An eligible new valuation or commodity run may append a labeled Scenario Assessment after its independent conclusion; a saved-report revisit instead leads with an after-the-fact comparison and retains the complete current analysis.
When you already have a company in mind and want a full, sourced view of its value.
When you want to see which instruments meet documented screening criteria before you choose what to study.
When you want a fundamentals-first read on a commodity or Bitcoin — metals, energy, agriculture or the digital asset — rather than a single equity.
Revisiting an eligible saved Company Valuation, Commodity & Bitcoin Analysis, or prior Revisit thesis report against a current full analysis.
Optionally add a market thesis to a new Company Valuation or Commodity & Bitcoin Analysis. FinBro reaches its conclusion independently, then may append a labeled Scenario Assessment showing where available evidence supports or challenges the premise and how the picture could shift if it held; the assessment is unavailable when the evidence cannot assess it.
FinBro is not an open-ended prompt that improvises its own process. The system applies repeatable evidence checks across data, modelling, business inspection and value-investing synthesis before it produces a final view.
See the operating processEvery run follows the same evidence checklist before synthesis, so the process is orchestrated rather than improvised.
Financial statements, filings, macro series, ownership signals, market inputs, valuation context and contract-award records are reconciled into one evidence base.
Valuation methods, scenario models, peer context and margin-of-safety checks turn raw inputs into a valuation you can inspect.
Company quality, sector dynamics, business model, competitive position and leadership signals are reviewed where public evidence supports them.
The final view weighs quality, growth potential, intrinsic value, margin of safety (model), thesis risk and Forward Projected Values instead of stopping at a surface summary.
See how evidence categories, date bases, attribution practices, and limitations vary across workflows and runs.
The stock screener lists the instruments that meet documented screening criteria — your universe, market cap, sector and country, plus listing and data-availability eligibility checks — ordered by market cap. Once listed, each analysed instrument shows its valuation state, margin of safety (model), quality and growth; run a separate Company Valuation on any one for the full write-up.
Meets the listing and data-availability eligibility checks; analysed within the budget.
Meets the listing and data-availability eligibility checks; analysed within the budget.
Analysed, but the available inputs do not support a modeled range.
Instruments are listed because they meet the documented screening criteria, ordered by market capitalisation. Listing is not a selection or recommendation; instruments outside the analysis budget were not evaluated.
This describes the relationship between the observed market price and FinBro's modeled intrinsic-value range. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, is not based on individual circumstances, and does not assess suitability. Model outputs are estimates, not forecasts or guarantees.
FinBro does not only assemble the positive case. Before synthesis, it looks for what would weaken, delay, reverse or reprice the thesis, then keeps those findings visible.
Looks for facts that weaken the thesis instead of only supporting it.
Checks whether similar setups ended differently than the headline story suggests.
Calls out the growth, margin, rate, cycle or execution assumptions the case depends on.
Tracks what can happen after the obvious first move — competitors, regulation, capital costs and customer behavior.
A long-form, sectioned report — valuation state, scenarios, peers, risks, challenge findings, Forward Projected Values and sources. It streams live as the analysis runs and exports as a PDF. Report format, source and date context, and citation coverage vary by workflow and run.
See the valuation guideContinue in the workspace: add notes, ask follow-up questions, inspect the report beside the conversation, or separately start Revisit thesis from an eligible saved report.
Deep fundamental analysis used to require an analyst team and expensive data terminals. FinBro puts multi-method valuations, scenario and margin-of-safety work, peer and sector context, an adversarial challenge and a multi-model second opinion within reach of individual investors, small and mid-size firms, and family offices — the same discipline, a fraction of the manual work.
FinBro is for the investor who wants to look past the index and understand individual businesses — across equities and commodities. When the market stress-tests your thesis, you want to have already stress-tested it yourself.
Your desk, not a black box. No analyst team to hire, no private banker reading someone else's research to you, no five-figure data terminal. FinBro is the technical workbench that does the fundamental heavy lifting — you bring the thesis and the sectors you know, and every finding comes back sourced and open to inspection, never 'just trust us.'
General research information addressed to the public: model estimates and opinions about value. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, is not based on individual circumstances, and does not assess suitability. Capital at risk.