I'm curious about how people are currently using GPT for analyzing stocks. Specifically, I've been thinking about uploading PDF files of 10-K reports to learn more about different stock performances. I'm also considering uploading the entire publicly traded history of one stock to see if it's a worthwhile investment. Has anyone tried this, and what have your experiences been like?
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I've definitely delved into 10-K reports before. They can be super helpful for learning, but keeping track of all the changes over the years can feel like a lot of work. I've been using a tool that allows me to ask questions more naturally, which really helps me identify key shifts in the filings without sifting through everything manually. I haven't yet uploaded a complete stock history, but it's something I'm considering!
For what it's worth, I pulled the annual report for one stock going back to 2010. I'm using GPT to see what the expected return would be if I invest $10k in May 2025 compared to the S&P 500 based on these reports. I'm also using the Deep Research function, so I hope it gives me some valuable insights. Just a heads up, I know there can be errors with GPT, but I'm treating it as a check for my investment decisions.