Finvalia is an AI-powered financial news analytics platform designed to help swing traders and investors make informed trading decisions. The platform analyzes financial news articles using artificial intelligence to provide sentiment predictions, identify trading opportunities, and track historical returns. Think of it as your smart assistant that reads through financial news and highlights the most relevant information for your trading strategy.

No, you can explore many of Finvalia's features without creating an account! You can browse the Newsfeed, view the Overview page, see Trade Opportunities, and check Publisher Accuracy data as a guest user. However, creating a free account gives you access to more features, including more articles in the newsfeed, access to the Watchlist feature (create custom alerts), ability to download data (with paid tiers), and more comprehensive historical data access. Creating an account is free and takes just a few seconds! Click here to start!

Finvalia offers several key features to help you analyze financial news. All features include advanced filtering and search capabilities to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

The Newsfeed is your main hub for browsing financial news articles. Articles are displayed in chronological order (newest first). Each article shows the stock symbol, publisher, topic, and publication date. AI analyzes each article and predicts sentiment (Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral). You can filter articles by stock symbol, publisher, topic, or sentiment. You can search for specific keywords in article titles. Click on any article to view the full content on the original publisher's website. The newsfeed updates regularly with the latest financial news, and you can browse through historical articles based on your subscription tier.

Trade Opportunities are articles that have been identified as having high potential for trading based on two key factors: Actionability (articles with "Medium", "High", or "Very High" actionability scores, which indicate stronger potential for profitable trades) and Sentiment (articles with non-neutral sentiment - either Bullish or Bearish - showing clear directional signals). This feature helps you quickly find the most relevant articles for making trading decisions, rather than browsing through hundreds of news articles. Think of it as a curated list of the best trading signals from the newsfeed.

The Article Returns table shows you historical data about how news articles correlated with actual stock price movements. For each article, you can see the article's publication date and details (title, publisher, topic, symbol), hypothetical entry and exit prices based on the article's sentiment, the potential return percentage if you had traded based on that article, whether the trade would have been a win or loss, and detailed trade breakdowns showing entry/exit dates and prices. This feature helps you understand which types of news articles have historically led to profitable trades, helping you refine your trading strategy over time. Note: These are hypothetical returns based on historical data, not guarantees of future performance.

Publisher Accuracy is a leaderboard that shows you which news publishers and topic combinations have the best track record for predicting stock movements. The table displays publisher names and topic categories, win rates (percentage of profitable trades), mean returns (average return percentage), and number of articles analyzed. This helps you identify which news sources and topics are most reliable for your trading decisions. You can click on any publisher/topic combination to see detailed breakdowns of the articles that contributed to those statistics.

The counter is a daily limit. It increases by one for each request to certain data endpoints. Each load or refresh of those pages counts as one request. The limit resets every day. If you hit your plan's limit, you'll see "Daily query limit exceeded" until the next reset. The same logic runs for all of these in the backend: one call to the total-usage check per request. Other actions (e.g. Watchlist rules list, notifications list, CSV/JSON downloads) do not increment this counter; downloads use a separate daily download limit.

The Overview page provides a quick snapshot of the most important market insights at a glance. It displays three key tables: Trust Scoreboard (shows the top publishers ranked by win rate, helping you identify the most reliable news sources), Actionable Right Now (highlights the most actionable trading opportunities currently available, showing articles with high actionability scores), and Top Impressive Returns (shows the best-performing articles from the past two weeks, helping you understand what types of news have been most profitable). The Overview page is updated multiple times per day, so you can quickly check the current state of the market without diving into individual features.

Sentiment analysis is an AI technology that reads news articles and determines whether the article's tone and content are positive (Bullish), negative (Bearish), or neutral regarding a stock's future price movement. The AI reads the entire article text, analyzes the language, context, and key indicators, and predicts whether the article suggests the stock price will go up (Bullish/Bull), down (Bearish/Bear), or stay neutral. This helps you quickly understand the market's view on a stock without reading every article yourself. Sentiment is displayed as colored tags on each article in the newsfeed and trade opportunities.

Actionability is a score that measures how useful an article is for making trading decisions. Articles are rated as Very High (strong trading signal with high potential for profitable trades), High (good trading signal with solid potential), Medium (moderate trading signal worth considering), or Low (weak trading signal, less useful for trading decisions). The actionability score is calculated based on factors like the article's sentiment strength, the publisher's historical accuracy, the recency of the article, and the topic's track record. Articles with higher actionability scores appear in the Trade Opportunities section, helping you focus on the most promising trading signals.

The Watchlist feature lets you create custom rules to get notified about articles that match your specific trading interests. Go to the Watchlist page (you'll need to be signed in), click "Add New Rule" or use a suggested rule, and set your criteria (stock symbols, topics, publishers, sentiment preferences, actionability threshold). Choose notification settings: select how often you want to receive email notifications (Immediate, Every 1 hour, Every 4 hours, Daily Morning, or Daily Evening), choose whether to receive in-app notifications, and set a maximum number of emails per day (default is 50). Monitor your Watchlist by viewing all matched articles in the "Articles" tab, seeing your trading opportunities in the "Trade Opportunities" tab, and managing or deleting rules as needed. You'll automatically receive notifications when new articles match your rules, so you never miss important news about the stocks you're tracking.

To view the differences in tiers, check the documentation page.

Since this website is still in prototype stage, there are a limited number of stocks covered. In future versions, more stocks will be covered. To view the current available stocks, go here.

Yes! Data download capabilities are available with Starter and Pro subscriptions. Downloads are useful for offline analysis, creating your own spreadsheets, or integrating data into your trading tools. The Trade Opportunity, Article Returns, and Publisher Accuracy Pages have download buttons attached.

Finvalia's AI analysis provides predictions and insights based on historical data patterns and natural language processing. The AI analyzes sentiment and actionability based on patterns learned from historical data. Historical returns shown in Article Returns are calculated based on past price movements, not future predictions. Publisher Accuracy statistics reflect past performance, which doesn't guarantee future results. The platform is a tool to help inform your decisions, not a guarantee of trading outcomes. Important Disclaimer: Finvalia is designed to assist with research and analysis, but all trading decisions should be made based on your own research, risk tolerance, and financial situation. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own due diligence and consider consulting with a financial advisor before making investment decisions. The platform aims to provide helpful insights and identify patterns, but market conditions can change, and no analysis tool can predict the future with 100% accuracy.

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