Deep Research & Reports
Multi-source research reports with citations and structured analysis
🟢 Beginner friendly — read-only. No funds move. ⏱️ Takes 30 seconds to 5 minutes depending on mode.
For questions that need more than a quick answer, the agent runs its deep research pipeline — a 6-step process that gathers data from multiple sources, synthesizes findings, and produces a citable markdown report.
What you can do
- Cross-market research: reports covering stocks, commodities, indices, crypto, and digital assets in one pass
- Equity research: company deep-dives with valuation, earnings, and peer comparison
- Commodity & macro reports: gold vs inflation, oil supply dynamics, rate cycle impact
- Crypto project analysis: on-chain metrics, protocol revenue, holder distribution, ecosystem mapping
- Market theme reports: "BTC ETF flows this quarter", "AI sector analysis", "yen carry trade impact"
- Whitepaper analysis: upload a PDF and get a structured quality + investment review
- Trading record analysis: upload CSV/Excel of your trades for personalized insights
Example prompts
write a research report on NVDA vs AMD competitive positioning
deep research: gold as an inflation hedge in 2025
analyze the Solana DeFi ecosystem — TVL, revenue, and growth
analyze this whitepaper [upload PDF]
research report on BTC ETF inflows and their impact on spot price
compare S&P 500 sectors — which are overvalued?
analyze my trading history [upload CSV]Example output (excerpt)
Prompt: deep research: is gold a better inflation hedge than BTC in 2025?
Agent response (markdown report, ~800 words total; excerpt):
Gold vs. BTC as an Inflation Hedge — 2025
Thesis
Year-to-date, gold has been the better inflation hedge on pure correlation terms, but BTC has delivered a higher real return despite a messier signal.
Key data (2025 YTD)
Metric Gold (XAU) BTC Return YTD +18.4% +32.1% Correlation to CPI surprises +0.42 +0.11 Max drawdown -5.1% -28.3% Volatility (annualized) 12% 56% What we found
- Gold's CPI correlation is 4× higher — when headline inflation prints hot, gold reliably moves up within a week. BTC's response is noisier, often arriving days or weeks later.
- BTC's higher return is volatility, not signal. Sharpe ratio: gold 1.53, BTC 0.57.
- In drawdowns, BTC is not a hedge at all. When the Fed surprised hawkish in Q2, BTC dropped 22% while gold rose 3%.
[... sources cited inline with
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For a pure inflation hedge: gold. For asymmetric return with tolerance for drawdown: BTC. Traditional 70/30 gold/BTC allocation captures most of gold's hedging while capping BTC's tail risk.
Reports include inline source citations, a timestamp, and a unique
report:// URL you can reference in future conversations.
How it works
The research pipeline runs isolated from your chat:
bootstrap → plan → collect data (parallel) → generate report →
summarize. Output is stored as a report:// artifact you can
reference later.
Two modes: light (30-60s, 2 goals) and heavy (2-5min, 4 goals with methodology verification).
Scenarios: SCENARIO_TOKEN_ANALYSIS · SCENARIO_WHITEPAPER_ANALYSIS · SCENARIO_TRADING_RECORD_ANALYSIS · SCENARIO_STOCK_ANALYSIS