Koyfin Reviews

Finapolis is built for investors who research US stocks themselves and for boutique firms that keep their research in-house. Instead of a separate screener, spreadsheet model, options calculator and portfolio tracker, it puts each step in one application. Find candidates: screen US stocks and ETFs on sector, proprietary grades and 26 fundamental metrics, or look for collar setups with the options screener. Value a company: study financial statements, 23 fundamental ratios and peers, then set your own assumptions in a DCF model with scenarios and a sensitivity grid. Read the research: equity research reports on public companies come in summary, overview, company, industry and sources sections, and list the filings and earnings-call transcripts used. Plan options trades: browse option chains, combine legs into strategies, check Black-Scholes values and the Greeks, and backtest an options overlay. Watch the portfolio: sync brokerage accounts to follow performance against a benchmark along with Sharpe, Sortino, drawdown and beta, test rebalancing scenarios, and scan for tax-loss harvesting candidates with wash-sale tracking. Napoli, the AI assistant inside Finapolis, can run a screen, pull up an analysis or check a portfolio when you ask in plain language. Finapolis does not place trades and does not provide investment advice. Pricing starts at $79 per month, billed annually, and the 14-day free trial needs no credit card.