Neural Markets vs Your broker
Neural Markets vs
Your broker.
Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood — every broker has a research tab, and none of them is a research platform. They exist to get you to the order ticket. Neural Markets exists to get you to conviction.
Broker research is a checklist feature: a quote page, a basic filter screener, price charts, and licensed third-party PDF reports. It is free because it is marketing for the order flow. There is no thesis, no valuation engine, no memory of why you bought — and the alerts know about price, never about evidence.
Neural Markets is the layer brokers never built. An AI analyst grounded in live fundamentals, filings, and transcripts; screens and charts you describe in plain English; DCF and comps built in; and a living thesis that monitors itself from the day you commit. Keep the broker for execution — do the thinking here.
| Feature comparison · July 2026 | Neural Markets | Your brokerBrokerage research tabs |
|---|---|---|
| AI research | ||
| Agentic AI analystAn agent that runs tools over live data and your account, not a chatbox | Works your data and your account | — |
| Grounded, cited answersResponses wired to live, timestamped market data | Sourced from the numbers | — |
| Choice of frontier AI models | Claude and other frontier models | — |
| Screening | ||
| Natural-language screenerDescribe the setup in plain English; get matching names | — | |
| Traditional filter screening | Basic filters | |
| Charting | ||
| Natural-language chartsDescribe a chart; get it built on live data | — | |
| Custom chart builderAny metric, derived ratios, dual axis, comparisons, indicators | Price/technical charting only | |
| Saved charts in research notesA chart library you can @mention inside a thesis | ||
| Thesis management | ||
| Living thesis editorWrite the why next to the data behind it | — | |
| Falsifiable pillarsEach claim gets a testable condition and a health state | — | |
| Performance scorecardYour first rating stamps entry price and starts the track record | — | |
| PDF memo export | Structured IC-style memos | — |
| Monitoring | ||
| Evidence-driven alertsAlerts on the facts under a thesis, not just price levels | Price alerts | |
| News-driven thesis checksHeadlines and filings tested against your pillars automatically | — | |
| Data coverage | ||
| Fundamentals & financials | Snapshot pages | |
| SEC filings & segment KPIsRevenue / operating income by segment, geography, product | XBRL segment breakdowns | Links out to EDGAR |
| Earnings transcripts | — | |
| Macro & policy calendarFRED releases, FOMC, Treasury auctions | ||
| Valuation | ||
| Built-in DCFFade-path model with a consistent terminal value | — | |
| Comparables with implied valuePeer multiples translated into implied price bands | — | |
| Platform | ||
| Price | $50/seat/mo · 14-day trial | Free with account |
Based on publicly available information as of July 2026. Products evolve — if something here is out of date, tell us at hello@neuralmarkets.ai and we will fix it.
Where Neural Markets wins
Research-grade data
XBRL segment KPIs, earnings transcripts, filing history, and a macro calendar — depth broker quote pages do not attempt.
An AI analyst on your side
Ask real questions and get cited answers computed from live data — not a licensed PDF report from a third party.
Discipline the order ticket lacks
Write the thesis, set falsifiable pillars, stamp your entry with the Call — and get told when the evidence turns, before the price does.
Learn moreWhen your broker is enough
Execution, custody, and tax documents belong at your broker, and their research tab is fine for checking a quote or a headline. If you buy index funds on a schedule and never underwrite individual names, you may not need a research terminal at all.
Frequently asked questions
- Why do I need Neural Markets if my broker has research tools?
- Broker research tabs are built to support order flow: quotes, basic screeners, price charts, and licensed reports. They have no AI analyst, no segment-level fundamentals, no valuation engine, and no concept of your thesis. Neural Markets is a dedicated research terminal that handles the thinking; your broker handles the trade.
- Does Neural Markets replace my brokerage account?
- No — Neural Markets is a research platform, not a broker. You research, value, and monitor positions in Neural Markets, and execute wherever you already trade.
- What alerts does Neural Markets have that brokers do not?
- Brokers alert on price levels. Neural Markets alerts on evidence: a margin print below your pillar floor, trimmed guidance, new risk language in a filing — the facts that change a thesis, usually before the price fully reacts.
Investment research is fragmented.
It shouldn't be.
Replace spreadsheets, scattered notes, and stale decks with a single tool.