u/rebel-capitalist

Tired of paying $30–$50/month just to see a company's ratios or balance sheet from 10 years ago, so I built StockNest. Completely free, no account required with 120+ metrics

https://stocknest.app 

Data comes straight from SEC EDGAR filings with reconciliation passes to keep the numbers accurate and consistent.

What it includes:

Compare: chart any combination of metrics across up to 5 tickers simultaneously. 120+ metrics across income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, valuations, and margins. TTM, quarterly, and annual, with YoY / QoQ growth overlays and CAGR across any selected period. 2Y / 5Y / 10Y / All-time ranges go back +25 years.

Overview: per-ticker overview with a score snapshot, weekly price chart, multiples, median metrics, historical valuation percentile rankings and percentile bands (0th–100th), and valuation range bars (P/E, P/S, P/OCF, P/FCF) with Undervalued / Fairly Valued / Overvalued verdicts. Insider trading transactions, analyst recommendations, congressional and institutional activity all in one tab.

Score: a composite across Profitability, Management, Growth, and Solvency. The badge colour is set by the lowest-scoring category, making potential risk areas immediately visible. Sentiment — analyst ratings, institutional (13F) trades and insider activity is tracked separately and excluded from the score: it's a signal, not a fundamental, and crowded stocks can underperform.

Filers: Track institutional, congressional, and insider trading for any ticker all in one place from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds

Financials: split into Charts, Statements, and Flows. Charts show at-a-glance snapshots — revenue, net income, margins, cash flow. Statements bring the balance sheet, cash flow, income statement, key metrics, and revenue segments into one tab; click any line item to chart it, overlay metrics, and toggle YoY, margins, or absolute values. Flows breaks down how revenue becomes profit and costs.

Screener : filter by 25+ valuation, profitability, return, and health metrics. Sortable results, click any ticker to jump straight into a comparison.

US-listed companies only for now.

Tired of paying $30–$50/month just to see a company's ratios or balance sheet from 10 years ago, so I built StockNest. Completely free, no account required with 120+ metrics

https://stocknest.app/

Data comes straight from SEC EDGAR filings with reconciliation passes to keep the numbers accurate and consistent.

What it includes:

Compare: chart any combination of metrics across up to 5 tickers simultaneously. 120+ metrics across income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, valuations, and margins. TTM, quarterly, and annual, with YoY / QoQ growth overlays and CAGR across any selected period. 2Y / 5Y / 10Y / All-time ranges go back +25 years.

Overview: per-ticker overview with a score snapshot, weekly price chart, multiples, median metrics, historical valuation percentile rankings and percentile bands (0th–100th), and valuation range bars (P/E, P/S, P/OCF, P/FCF) with Undervalued / Fairly Valued / Overvalued verdicts. Insider trading transactions, analyst recommendations, congressional and institutional activity all in one tab.

Score: a composite across Profitability, Management, Growth, and Solvency. The badge colour is set by the lowest-scoring category, making potential risk areas immediately visible. Sentiment — analyst ratings, institutional (13F) trades and insider activity is tracked separately and excluded from the score: it's a signal, not a fundamental, and crowded stocks can underperform.

Filers

Track institutional, congressional, and insider trading for any ticker all in one place from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds

Financials: split into Charts, Statements, and Flows. Charts show at-a-glance snapshots — revenue, net income, margins, cash flow. Statements bring the balance sheet, cash flow, income statement, key metrics, and revenue segments into one tab; click any line item to chart it, overlay metrics, and toggle YoY, margins, or absolute values. Flows breaks down how revenue becomes profit and costs.

Screener : filter by 25+ valuation, profitability, return, and health metrics. Sortable results, click any ticker to jump straight into a comparison.

US-listed companies only for now.

Track institutional, congressional, insider, and whale activity for any ticker all in one place, completely free, from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds

→ https://stocknest.app/filers/

Ownership - Pick a ticker and get the full picture: every congressional, institutional, and insider buy and sell in that stock, with pressure pillars showing exactly who's accumulating and who's dumping.

→ https://stocknest.app/stocks/MSFT/ownership

Discord for real-time notifications (FREE): https://discord.com/invite/zZBPtXshFM

The latest disclosures from Nancy Pelosi are here — and she's back in Bloom Energy (BE).

https://stocknest.app/filers/politicians/nancy-pelosi

She reported multiple BE purchases:

• July 24: $1M–$5M
• July 24: $1M–$5M
• July 28: $500K–$1M
• July 28: $500K–$1M

That's a maximum disclosed value of $12M across the four reported transactions.

These are the latest Pelosi disclosures, and the trades are already getting attention.

The latest disclosures from Nancy Pelosi are here — and she's back in Bloom Energy (BE).

https://stocknest.app/filers/politicians/nancy-pelosi

She reported multiple BE purchases:

• July 24: $1M–$5M
• July 24: $1M–$5M
• July 28: $500K–$1M
• July 28: $500K–$1M

That's a maximum disclosed value of $12M across the four reported transactions.

These are the latest Pelosi disclosures, and the trades are already getting attention.

I got tired of hunting for this data across 10 different sites, buried behind paywalls, ads, and signup walls. It's public data. It should actually be public. So I built an all-in-one platform and opened it to everyone.

Track institutional, congressional, insider, and whale stock and options activity for any ticker all in one place, completely free, from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds

Filers - Browse every tracked fund and member of Congress. Toggle between institutional and congressional activity, see every buy and sell they've disclosed, and follow a live feed of the latest trades across all filers.

→ https://stocknest.app/filers/

Ownership - Pick a ticker and get the full picture: every congressional, institutional, and insider buy and sell in that stock, with pressure pillars showing exactly who's accumulating and who's dumping.

→ https://stocknest.app/stocks/MSFT/ownership

If you'd rather get real-time updates instead of checking the site every day, no problem — just join the Discord: https://discord.com/invite/zZBPtXshFM

No paywalls. No fees. No login. Just the data.

Tired of paying $30–$50/month just to see a company's ratios or statement from 10 years ago, so I built StockNest. Completely free, no account required with 120+ metrics

StockNest.App

Data comes straight from SEC EDGAR filings with reconciliation passes to keep the numbers accurate and consistent.

What it includes:

Compare: chart any combination of metrics across up to 5 tickers simultaneously. 120+ metrics across income statements, cash flows, valuations, and margins. TTM, quarterly, and annual, with YoY / QoQ growth overlays and CAGR across any selected period. 2Y / 5Y / 10Y / All-time ranges go back +25 years.

Overview: per-ticker overview with a score snapshot, weekly price chart, multiples, median metrics, historical valuation percentile rankings and percentile bands (0th–100th), and valuation range bars (P/E, P/S, P/OCF, P/FCF) with Undervalued / Fairly Valued / Overvalued verdicts. Insider trading transactions, analyst recommendations, congressional and institutional activity all in one tab.

Score: a composite across Profitability, Management, Growth, and Solvency. The badge colour is set by the lowest-scoring category, making potential risk areas immediately visible. Sentiment — analyst ratings, institutional (13F) trades and insider activity is tracked separately and excluded from the score: it's a signal, not a fundamental, and crowded stocks can underperform.

Filers

Track institutional, congressional, and insider trading for any ticker all in one place from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds

Financials: split into Charts, Statements, and Flows. Charts show at-a-glance snapshots — revenue, net income, margins, cash flow. Statements bring the cash flow, income statement, key metrics, and revenue segments into one tab; click any line item to chart it, overlay metrics, and toggle YoY, margins, or absolute values. Flows breaks down how revenue becomes profit and costs.

Screener : filter by 25+ valuation, profitability, return, and health metrics. Sortable results, click any ticker to jump straight into a comparison.

DCF : pre-filled from historical data. Net Income, FCF or OCF. Tune growth rate, decay, terminal multiple, and discount rate. 5Y or 10Y horizon. Non-USD companies show everything in their reporting currency so the comparison stays apples-to-apples.

US-listed companies only for now.

I got tired of hunting for this data across 10 different sites, buried behind paywalls, ads, and signup walls. It's public data. It should actually be public. So I built an all-in-one platform and opened it to everyone.

Track institutional, congressional, insider, and whale activity for any ticker all in one place, completely free, from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds in real-time as filed

Filers - Browse every tracked fund and member of Congress. Toggle between institutional and congressional activity, see every buy and sell they've disclosed, and follow a live feed of the latest trades across all filers.

→ https://stocknest.app/filers/

Ownership - Pick a ticker and get the full picture: every congressional, institutional, and insider buy and sell in that stock, with pressure pillars showing exactly who's accumulating and who's dumping.

→ https://stocknest.app/stocks/MSFT/holdings

No paywalls. No fees. No login. Just the data.

A month ago I shared a page that puts insider transactions, congressional trades, whale positions and institutional activity in one place — free, no signup, no paywall, no email. It got a much better response than I expected, and the most common piece of feedback was the same: people didn't want to remember to check it every day.

So I built a push layer on top of it. New disclosures go out the moment they land, with filer, ticker, direction, size and disclosure date in each alert — enough to act on or dismiss without opening the site.

The congressional feed has been the most useful of the three. Those filings drop at unpredictable times and are trivial to miss if you're only checking once a day.

I'm now working on a fourth feed for corporate insider activity. The problem there is volume — thousands of companies filing — so I'm starting with the highest-volume names rather than trying to push everything. Open to opinions on whether that's the right cut, or whether people would rather filter by their own watchlist.

StockNest.App

A month ago I shared a page that puts insider transactions, congressional trades, whale positions and institutional activity in one place — free, no signup, no paywall, no email. It got a much better response than I expected, and the most common piece of feedback was the same: people didn't want to remember to check it every day.

So I built a push layer on top of it. New disclosures go out the moment they land, with filer, ticker, direction, size and disclosure date in each alert — enough to act on or dismiss without opening the site.

The congressional feed has been the most useful of the three. Those filings drop at unpredictable times and are trivial to miss if you're only checking once a day.

I'm now working on a fourth feed for corporate insider activity. The problem there is volume — thousands of companies filing — so I'm starting with the highest-volume names rather than trying to push everything. Open to opinions on whether that's the right cut, or whether people would rather filter by their own watchlist.

Tool: https://stocknest.app/filers/politicians
Discord example: https://discord.com/invite/zZBPtXshFM

A month ago I shared a page that puts insider transactions, congressional trades, whale positions and institutional activity in one place — free, no signup, no paywall, no email. It got a much better response than I expected, and the most common piece of feedback was the same: people didn't want to remember to check it every day.

So I built a push layer on top of it. New disclosures go out the moment they land, with filer, ticker, direction, size and disclosure date in each alert — enough to act on or dismiss without opening the site.

The congressional feed has been the most useful of the three. Those filings drop at unpredictable times and are trivial to miss if you're only checking once a day.

I'm now working on a fourth feed for corporate insider activity. The problem there is volume — thousands of companies filing — so I'm starting with the highest-volume names rather than trying to push everything. Open to opinions on whether that's the right cut, or whether people would rather filter by their own watchlist.

Tool: https://stocknest.app/filers/politicians

A month ago I posted this tool: https://stocknest.app/filers/politicians — insider transactions, congressional trades, whale positions and institutional activity on one page. All free, no signup, no paywall, no email, and people LOVED IT

The only delay was that you had to visit the page every day. So I built a Discord integration that pushes every new disclosure to a channel the moment it lands — real-time congressional, institutional and whale activity. Each alert has the filer, ticker, direction, size and the disclosure date, so you can act on it (or ignore it) without opening the site at all.

I've been rolling it out over the last few weeks and it's turned out more useful than I expected — the politician feed in particular, since those filings drop at unpredictable times and are easy to miss. I'm now building a 4th Discord integration just for insider activity, but because there are thousands of companies, I'm promoting the ones with the highest volume in Discord.

Discord: https://discord.com/invite/zZBPtXshFM

A month ago I shared a page that puts insider transactions, congressional trades, whale positions and institutional activity in one place — free, no signup, no paywall, no email. It got a much better response than I expected, and the most common piece of feedback was the same: people didn't want to remember to check it every day.

So I built a push layer on top of it. New disclosures go out the moment they land, with filer, ticker, direction, size and disclosure date in each alert — enough to act on or dismiss without opening the site.

The congressional feed has been the most useful of the three. Those filings drop at unpredictable times and are trivial to miss if you're only checking once a day.

I'm now working on a fourth feed for corporate insider activity. The problem there is volume — thousands of companies filing — so I'm starting with the highest-volume names rather than trying to push everything. Open to opinions on whether that's the right cut, or whether people would rather filter by their own watchlist.

Tool: https://stocknest.app/filers/politicians
Discord example: https://discord.com/invite/zZBPtXshFM

I got tired of paying $30–$50/month just to see a company's ratios or balance sheet from 10 years ago, so I built StockNest myself. It's free, no account needed, 120+ metrics. Not monetising it — link in the comments.

Data comes straight from SEC EDGAR filings with reconciliation passes to keep the numbers accurate and consistent.

https://stocknest.app/stocks/MSFT

What it includes:

Compare: chart any combination of metrics across up to 5 tickers simultaneously. 120+ metrics across income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, valuations, and margins. TTM, quarterly, and annual, with YoY / QoQ growth overlays and CAGR across any selected period. 2Y / 5Y / 10Y / All-time ranges go back 25+ years.

Overview: per-ticker overview with a score snapshot, weekly price chart, multiples, median metrics, historical valuation percentile rankings and percentile bands (0th–100th), and valuation range bars (P/E, P/S, P/OCF, P/FCF) with Undervalued / Fairly Valued / Overvalued verdicts. Insider trading transactions, analyst recommendations, congressional and institutional activity all in one tab.

Score: a composite across Profitability, Management, Growth, and Solvency. The badge colour is set by the lowest-scoring category, making potential risk areas immediately visible. Sentiment — analyst ratings, institutional (13F) trades and insider activity — is tracked separately and excluded from the score: it's a signal, not a fundamental, and crowded stocks can underperform.

Filers: track institutional, congressional, and insider trading for any ticker in one place, from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds.

Financials: split into Charts, Statements, and Flows. Charts show at-a-glance snapshots — revenue, net income, margins, cash flow. Statements bring the balance sheet, cash flow, income statement, key metrics, and revenue segments into one tab; click any line item to chart it, overlay metrics, and toggle YoY, margins, or absolute values. Flows breaks down how revenue becomes profit and costs.

Screener: filter by 25+ valuation, profitability, return, and health metrics. Sortable results, click any ticker to jump straight into a comparison.

DCF: pre-filled from historical data. Net Income, FCF or OCF. Tune growth rate, decay, terminal multiple, and discount rate. 5Y or 10Y horizon. Non-USD companies show everything in their reporting currency so the comparison stays apples-to-apples.

US-listed companies only for now.

I built this, it's mine, and I'm not selling anything.

https://stocknest.app/filers/congress

The frustration was simple. Congressional disclosures, 13Fs, and Form 4s are all public filings, but actually using them means bouncing between a half-dozen sites, most of which want an email before they'll show you a single row. So I pulled them together.

You can look up a ticker and see congressional, institutional, and insider activity side by side, or start from the filer end and browse what a specific fund or member of Congress has disclosed from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest Hedge fund. There's also a rough composite score per ticker that weighs the three streams together.

Everything is as timely as the filings themselves, so 13Fs are up to 45 days stale and congressional disclosures can lag 30–45 days. It's a record of what was disclosed.

I got tired of paying $30–$50/month just to see a company's ratios or balance sheet from 10 years ago, so I built StockNest myself. It's free, no account needed, 120+ metrics. Not monetising it — link in the comments.

Data comes straight from SEC EDGAR filings with reconciliation passes to keep the numbers accurate and consistent.

What it includes:

Compare: chart any combination of metrics across up to 5 tickers simultaneously. 120+ metrics across income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, valuations, and margins. TTM, quarterly, and annual, with YoY / QoQ growth overlays and CAGR across any selected period. 2Y / 5Y / 10Y / All-time ranges go back 25+ years.

Overview: per-ticker overview with a score snapshot, weekly price chart, multiples, median metrics, historical valuation percentile rankings and percentile bands (0th–100th), and valuation range bars (P/E, P/S, P/OCF, P/FCF) with Undervalued / Fairly Valued / Overvalued verdicts. Insider trading transactions, analyst recommendations, congressional and institutional activity all in one tab.

Score: a composite across Profitability, Management, Growth, and Solvency. The badge colour is set by the lowest-scoring category, making potential risk areas immediately visible. Sentiment — analyst ratings, institutional (13F) trades and insider activity — is tracked separately and excluded from the score: it's a signal, not a fundamental, and crowded stocks can underperform.

Filers: track institutional, congressional, and insider trading for any ticker in one place, from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds.

Financials: split into Charts, Statements, and Flows. Charts show at-a-glance snapshots — revenue, net income, margins, cash flow. Statements bring the balance sheet, cash flow, income statement, key metrics, and revenue segments into one tab; click any line item to chart it, overlay metrics, and toggle YoY, margins, or absolute values. Flows breaks down how revenue becomes profit and costs.

Screener: filter by 25+ valuation, profitability, return, and health metrics. Sortable results, click any ticker to jump straight into a comparison.

DCF: pre-filled from historical data. Net Income, FCF or OCF. Tune growth rate, decay, terminal multiple, and discount rate. 5Y or 10Y horizon. Non-USD companies show everything in their reporting currency so the comparison stays apples-to-apples.

US-listed companies only for now.

I built this, it's mine, and I'm not selling anything.

https://stocknest.app/filers/congress

The frustration was simple. Congressional disclosures, 13Fs, and Form 4s are all public filings, but actually using them means bouncing between a half-dozen sites, most of which want an email before they'll show you a single row. So I pulled them together.

You can look up a ticker and see congressional, institutional, and insider activity side by side, or start from the filer end and browse what a specific fund or member of Congress has disclosed. There's also a rough composite score per ticker that weighs the three streams together — that part is more experiment than gospel, and I'd genuinely like to hear whether it's useful or noise.

Known limits: everything is as timely as the filings themselves, so 13Fs are up to 45 days stale and congressional disclosures can lag 30–45 days. It's a record of what was disclosed, not a real-time signal.

Link's in the comments since I don't want this to read as spam. Happy to answer questions about data sources or where it's still rough.

Valuation (vs 5Y history)

• P/E of 20.4×, about 22% below its 5Y median of 26.1× and sitting near the low end of its 5 year range (22nd percentile).

• P/OCF of 10.6×, about 27% below its 5Y median of 14.6× and sitting near the low end of its 5 year range (21st percentile).

• EV/EBITDA of 12.6×, about 25% below its 5Y median of 16.7× and sitting near the low end of its 5 year range (22nd percentile).

Growth

• Revenue is up 27.7% over the past year, compounding at a strong double digit pace.

• Net income is down 4.8% over the past year, holding up as comparisons ease and set up a recovery.

• OCF is up 27.4% over the past year, compounding at a strong double digit pace.

→ https://stocknest.app/compare/META?metrics=revenue,netIncome,ocf&period=10&growth=yoy

Profitability

• Gross Margin of 81.7%, best in class economics.

• Net Margin of 29.8%, elite bottom line profitability.

• OCF Margin of 57.1%, exceptional cash conversion from the top line.

• ROIC of 17.2%, efficient capital allocation.

Financial health

• Current Ratio of 2.2×, comfortable short term liquidity.

• Assets to Liabilities of 2.4×, assets comfortably cover its liabilities.

• Debt to Equity of 0.3×, very little debt against equity.

Overview Snapshot: https://stocknest.app/stocks/META

Peer comparison

The cheapest of the group on P/OCF versus its own history, more so than any of its peers are against theirs. Clear value here.

→ https://stocknest.app/compare/GOOGL-vs-AMZN-vs-MSFT-vs-META?metrics=pocf&period=2

DCF

I ran a deliberately conservative DCF, using just 15% OCF growth, well under its own historical OCF CAGR of about 7%, and a conservative terminal P/OCF of 15× against a 5 year median of 14.6×. Even then META still screens undervalued by 40%+. The numbers speak for themselves.

→ https://stocknest.app/dcf/META?dcf_metric=ocf&dcf_growth=15.00&dcf_terminal=15.0

Insiders, institutions and analysts

Analysts are mostly on side, with 63 of 71 rating it a buy. Insiders have been sellers over the past six months, though at 0% buys it reads as routine profit taking rather than a red flag. Institutional flow is balanced, 52% of 13F value over the last two reported quarters on the buy side. Congress has been buying it too, 91% of disclosed trade value in the past six months on the buy side.

→ https://stocknest.app/stocks/META/ownership

I got tired of hunting for this data across 10 different sites, buried behind paywalls, ads, and signup walls. It's public data. It should actually be public. So I built an all-in-one platform and opened it to everyone.

Track institutional, congressional, insider, and whale stock and options activity for any ticker all in one place, completely free, from Nancy Pelosi to the biggest hedge funds

Filers - Browse every tracked fund and member of Congress. Toggle between institutional and congressional activity, see every buy and sell they've disclosed, and follow a live feed of the latest trades across all filers.

→ https://stocknest.app/filers/

Ownership - Pick a ticker and get the full picture: every congressional, institutional, and insider buy and sell in that stock, with pressure pillars showing exactly who's accumulating and who's dumping.

→ https://stocknest.app/stocks/MSFT/ownership

Stock overview: A compact widget delivering the latest ad-hoc snapshot of who's buying and selling across insider trading, congressional activity, and fund movements combined into into a single market signal score

→ https://stocknest.app/stocks/MSFT

No paywalls. No fees. No login. Just the data.