ChatGPT Prompts for Stock Research
A curated collection of copy-paste AI prompts for researching any stock. Built for investors who want analyst-quality research in minutes, not hours.
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Why This Matters
A proper stock research write-up from an analyst can take hours: business model, financials, competitive position, risks, and a final view. With the right prompts, ChatGPT can walk you through the same structure in minutes, not by replacing your judgment but by doing the heavy research lifting so you spend your time on the decision, not the digging.
What's Inside
The prompts follow the order a real research process actually takes: company overview and business model first, financial analysis and ratio breakdowns next, then competitive landscape and moat analysis to understand what protects the business, risk identification to catch red flags before they surprise you, and finally an investment thesis builder that pulls everything together into a view you can act on.
"Give me a business model overview of [company]: what they sell, who their customers are, and how they actually make money, in plain language."
"Based on [company]'s last 3 years of financials, calculate and interpret the trend in ROE, debt-to-equity, and free cash flow. Is the trend improving or deteriorating?"
Who This Is For
Investors who want analyst-depth research on any stock without spending a whole evening reading annual reports line by line.
FAQ
Is this really free?
Yes, completely free. Enter your name and email and you'll get instant access, no credit card required.
What do the prompts cover?
Company and business model, financial ratios, competitive landscape and moat, risks and red flags, and building an investment thesis.
Can ChatGPT replace an analyst?
No. It does the heavy research lifting in minutes so you can spend your time on the decision. Your judgment stays yours. This is educational content, not financial advice.
Do these prompts work for stocks outside the US?
Yes, they're written to work for any publicly listed company on any exchange, you just need publicly available financial data.