US stock & ETF research

Ask a question about US stocks. Get a structured answer.

Type a question like "breakout stocks" or "companies buying back shares" and receive a ranked table with charts, fundamentals, and context. Relaxfolio also groups related companies — so you can see who else is connected to the same business story, even when they sit in different industries.

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Most research tools start with a filter, not a question.

You may know what you want to investigate — a price pattern, a company, a business trend — but turning that into a useful screen takes time. Sector and industry labels help, but they do not always show which companies are actually connected.

Relaxfolio lets you ask in plain English and receive a structured result you can sort, review, and save.

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From question to research in three steps.

Ask. Type a question in plain English — a company ticker, a chart pattern, a business criterion, or a market topic.

Review the result. Receive a ranked table, heatmap, or chart with the relevant companies, plus context for each.

Go deeper. Open any company for fundamentals, news, and ownership activity. Save the screen for later.

Questions you can investigate.

Each query returns a table, chart, or heatmap you can sort, copy, and revisit.

Breakout stocks Low debt companies buying back shares Insider buying last 90 days Stocks pulling back to support in an uptrend AI theme heatmap What's driving the market this month? AAPL Macro themes

Related companies, not just industry peers.

Sector labels place each company in a broad bucket. That is useful, but it misses connections that matter for research.

When spending on AI infrastructure rises, the relevant companies are not all in one sector. Chip equipment makers, power utilities, optical networking firms, and data-centre operators may all be part of the same story — but they appear in different industry lists.

Relaxfolio maintains groupings like this — memory chips, drones, rare earths, AI data centres — and maps each stock to the groups it belongs to. A company can belong to more than one group.

vector diagram: conventional sector and industry boxes in the background, with an overlaying theme map that connects companies across those boxes through a shared economic driver or value chain.

Research workflows for different investment disciplines.

Momentum investors

Review whether a price move is isolated or shared across related companies.

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Value investors

Examine financials, business quality, and valuation alongside the companies that share the same demand driver.

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Swing traders

Review chart setups alongside related company activity and earnings timing.

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Thematic investors

Map macro, policy, and geopolitical narratives to the companies exposed across sectors.

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ETF investors

Spot sector, country, and thematic momentum; heatmap ETF leadership and compare funds before you rotate.

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New investors

Start with a company you know and learn how it connects to others in the market.

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What you get from each question.

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One research view, multiple dimensions.

Each answer can draw on company financials, price and technical structure, market conditions, ownership activity, and material news — organised around your question rather than a fixed dashboard layout.

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Common questions

How is Relaxfolio different from a traditional stock screener? ▾

Traditional screeners start with filters you configure. Relaxfolio starts with a question in plain English and builds the table, chart, or heatmap around it — including related companies that a standard industry screen would miss.

What kinds of questions can I ask? ▾

Breakout stocks, pullbacks, insider buying, company fundamentals, theme heatmaps, macro topics, and single-ticker research. Each question returns a structured result you can sort, copy, and save.

Does Relaxfolio provide investment advice? ▾

No. Relaxfolio provides research tools and informational output. All investment decisions are yours, and you should verify information independently before acting on it.

What US stocks and ETFs does Relaxfolio cover? ▾

Thousands of US-listed stocks and ETFs, focused on names with sufficient liquidity for practical research.

Can I save a screen and get updated results by email? ▾

Yes. Favourite any query and receive refreshed results by email for ongoing review.

How does Relaxfolio group related companies? ▾

Relaxfolio maintains business groupings — such as memory chips, drones, or AI infrastructure — and maps each stock to the groups it belongs to, including connections that span more than one sector or industry.

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Start with a question. Review the evidence yourself.

Ask about US stocks and ETFs in plain English. Save what matters. Make your own call.

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