StockFrame: stock research in Telegram

Before buying a stock you want to check the financials, size up valuation ratios, read fresh news and see what insiders are doing. That is usually five tabs and an hour. StockFrame packs it into one chat with a bot. 📈

The bot calls itself an equity research co-pilot: it gathers data and helps you make sense of it, while the decision stays with you.

Five angles on one ticker

According to the bot's description, each stock comes with these blocks.

• Fundamentals: company metrics and valuation.
• Technicals: price action and indicators.
• Analyst targets: the price levels professional estimates point to.
• News: recent events around the company.
• Insider trades: what executives and large holders buy and sell.

Coverage is stated as US companies in the S&P 1500. Stocks from other markets are not what you should look for here. 🇺🇸

A watchlist that messages you

Add stocks to your watchlist and the bot sends alerts straight to Telegram. The /mywatchlist and /watchlists commands open your lists, and /notifications sets what you want to hear about.

This makes it easy to follow a dozen companies without opening a terminal every day. The bot comes to you when there is a reason. 🔔

AI analysis and curated picks

The /analysis command runs an AI-driven review on the latest financial data. It is a quick way to get a structured overview of a company: strengths, weak spots and what to look at next.

The /strategies command shows curated ideas and strategies, and /search finds a ticker. Stocks you looked at recently are kept under /myrecent.

Your first session

1. Start the bot and open /howitworks to see how the sections fit.
2. Find a stock with /search and flip through the data blocks.
3. Add it to a watchlist and turn on alerts.
4. Run /analysis and compare the output with your own conclusions.

The /premium command suggests that some features sit in an upgraded plan. Check terms and prices inside the bot.

A sensible order of work: start with fundamentals to learn what the company does and how it earns, then valuation, and only then the chart. That way you will not buy a stock just because its line looks pretty.

Look closely at insider trades too. Executives buying with their own money is an interesting signal, but selling is not always alarming: people sell shares for tax and personal reasons.

Keep the risks in view

Any bot with AI analysis is a thinking aid, not an investment recommendation. A neural network can misread data, and past performance does not guarantee future results.

Stock prices swing, and you can lose the money you put in. Do not invest funds you cannot afford to lose, and do not rely on a single source for a decision.

Verify important numbers at the primary source: the company's filings and your broker. The bot speeds up the search, but checking is on you. 🔍

Who gets the most from it

It suits a private investor studying the US market who wants a watchlist without another app. A beginner will like the structure: it shows what to look at before buying anything.

Experienced users can use it as a quick reference and an alert source. For a deep valuation model you will still need spreadsheets and reports.