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Quintarthai in 2 minutes

Research Canadian and U.S. stocks, with an AI that shows its data

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Narrated, with captions. Recorded on the live site with a demo account; prices and figures are from the day of recording.

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This is Quintarthai. Research for Canadian and U.S. stocks, with Quinn, an AI research assistant that shows the data behind its answers.

Over 13,500 stocks and ETFs, across the TSX, the TSX Venture, and U.S. exchanges. 62 analysis engines, and 81 research tools that Quinn can use.

The platform is organized in one menu bar. Screen, to find ideas. Analyze, to go deeper. Markets, and News. Quinn. My Desk, for your watchlists, dashboards and portfolio. And Apps & API.

Start with search. Type a company or a ticker, and its research page opens.

The research page brings the essentials together: price and valuation, the business at a glance, what analysts expect next, and risk models.

Under Financials, up to eleven years of statements line up side by side. For U.S. companies, a figure that matches the company's own SEC filing is underlined. Click it, and the filing opens on EDGAR.

Ask Quinn a question in plain English.

Quinn pulls figures from the platform's data, marks the ones it sourced, and signs a receipt that anyone can verify. It describes companies. It does not tell you what to buy or sell.

Find ideas with screeners for stocks, ETFs, IPOs and insider trades.

Describe what you want in plain English, and the exact criteria it applied are shown back to you.

Or read a whole market on one screen. On the heatmap, each tile is a company, sized by market cap and coloured by its one-day change.

And it is built for both sides of the border: companies listed in Canada and the U.S., the Canadian and U.S. dollar side by side, and Sharia screening.

Start your research at quintarthai.com. This video is general information, not investment advice.

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