Parse is an AI-assisted stock screener for investors who know roughly what they want to find but do not want to translate every idea into a grid of financial fields. Describe the screen in everyday language, inspect how Parse interpreted it, change the filters, and run the screen yourself.
Ask for something like ‘technology companies with positive revenue growth more than 15% below their highs.’ Parse maps the request to concrete fields and thresholds. You can see that interpretation before treating the output as useful research.
Parse does not generate a mysterious list of stocks and ask you to trust it. The model’s job is narrower: translate your wording into a screening definition. The matching companies come from those visible rules.
A useful screen is rarely perfect on the first attempt. Change a threshold, remove a condition, or rephrase the request. Parse is designed to make that iteration faster without taking control away from you.
An AI stock screener uses an AI model to help interpret or construct stock-screening criteria. In Parse, AI translates natural language into explicit filters rather than directly recommending stocks.
No. Parse is a research and screening tool. It shows matches produced by visible criteria and does not provide investment advice.
Yes. The filters are meant to be inspected and edited so the final screen reflects your intent.