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Market Movers Analyst

NVDA, CEG and TAP are in the news today. Ask about one, and specialists with different views weigh in. Then you make the call.

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Everything that goes into a second opinion

Lumirit helps you make better money decisions, and get better at making them. Here is what happens before, during and after each one.

Before you decide

A case starts with one decision, about three minutes long.

  • Bring any stock decision

    Ask in your own words: “Should I buy more $MSFT before earnings?” or “$TSLA fell 4%. Should I sell?”

  • Or Lumirit brings one to you

    When the health of a stock you own or follow changes, Lumirit asks whether it changes your plan.

  • A health check-up for every stock

    Each company is scored on the questions that matter, from growth and profitability to valuation, so you see what changed and why.

While you decide

Different views, side by side, so you see the whole case.

  • A team, not one voice

    Specialists from every field your decision touches, from an industry’s economics to history, politics and the psychology of timing. Some agree, some disagree, in the open.

  • Facts with sources, opinions labelled

    Every fact shows where it comes from, such as a 10-Q or an earnings call. Every opinion is marked as an opinion.

  • Open anything beside the chat

    Tap a stock, a thesis or a specialist’s name and it opens next to the conversation, without losing your place.

  • Follow a thesis on its own track

    A thesis can branch into its own side conversation, then bring you back to the decision.

After you decide

The call is yours. Lumirit helps you learn from it.

  • Your call, your reasons

    Lumirit never tells you to buy or sell. You choose, and note what would change your mind.

  • A follow-up that remembers

    Lumirit checks back when that condition changes, and helps you tell good reasoning from luck.

  • Better at deciding over time

    It learns your habits, like buying right before earnings, and explains the ideas you meet along the way.

  • A library to go deeper

    Books on how to judge a company, investment ideas and analysis of the events that move markets.

Try it on a real decision

Ask about a stock you own or are watching. It takes about three minutes.

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