Artul is a subscription research service that analyzes company earnings calls to generate stock picks, built for individual investors and investment teams who want a systematic, rules-based alternative to discretionary stock selection.
Each month the service screens companies whose shares rank in the bottom third of trailing twelve-month performance, grades each earnings call transcript against roughly five hundred yes-or-no checks and thirty behavioral markers covering management candor and specificity, and selects four picks, one held for twelve months and three for six, before their buy prices are known. Results, including picks that underperform, are tracked openly against the S&P 500, and a research bank keeps the graded questions and reasoning behind each call searchable. The site reports a 2019 through 2025 backtest of the approach outperforming the S&P 500 by an average of thirty-three percent a year, and states plainly that its picks are not investment advice.
An individual subscription costs one dollar for the first seven days and ninety-nine dollars a month after that, cancellable anytime, while team and fund access starts at five hundred dollars a month and adds full ranked lists, a larger monthly question allowance, multiple seats, and priority support.
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