Investing tools
Kereon is an investment research platform for individual investors: one terminal in the browser where the market, company research, insider and fund filings, your own portfolio and strategy tests all know about each other. Each page below shows the real terminal on a simulated market.
Kereon's pages
- Daily market briefing for investors: A daily briefing for investors: what the market did, how it moved your portfolio and watchlists, the news that matters to you, and what's coming.
- Stock market heatmap, breadth and sectors: The stock market on one screen: a heatmap of every large company, breadth and internals, sector leadership, volatility, movers and market news.
- Economic, earnings and dividend calendar: Economic releases, earnings dates, central bank decisions, dividends, IPOs and market holidays in one calendar, narrowed to what you hold or watch.
- Custom investing dashboard: Build your own investing dashboard: charts, quotes, company research, news and your positions as panels on one grid, linked to one ticker.
- Stock research and company analysis: Research one company in full: financial statements, valuation and a discounted cash flow, options, expectations, catalysts, news and ownership.
- Stock screener and company rankings: Screen stocks on valuation, growth, quality, technicals and ownership, rank candidates, and compare two companies side by side.
- Insider trading and 13F holdings tracker: Track insider buying and selling from Form 4 filings and institutional and hedge fund holdings from 13F filings, each read out as it arrives.
- Stock charts, comparison and option chain: Stock charts with indicators and drawing tools, up to ten instruments compared on one axis, correlation, the yield curve and the option chain.
- Portfolio analytics and risk analysis: Track your holdings lot by lot and measure them honestly: performance against an index, risk and concentration, allocation, income and tax lots.
- Stock alerts and daily email updates: Set stock alerts on prices, fundamentals, filings and your own positions, and get a daily email update at the time you choose.
- Backtest a stock trading strategy: Write a buy and sell rule, backtest it over years of daily prices, and compare it with simply holding the same stocks. Hypothetical, not advice.
Calculators
- A DCF calculator with every assumption in view: Value a company by discounted cash flow, with every assumption visible and yours to change, beside its multiples and their history.
Questions
What is Kereon?
Kereon is a research and market terminal for individual investors. It reads the market, researches listed companies down to their filings, follows insider and institutional disclosures, measures your own portfolio and tests trading rules against price history, all in one place in the browser.
Is Kereon a broker or an investment adviser?
No. Kereon is a research service. It is not a broker, an investment adviser or a commodity trading advisor, it recommends no security and it places no orders. What it shows is information, not investment advice.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan runs the terminal on 15-minute delayed prices, with ads, for as long as you want it. Pro and Exclusive add real-time prices and the deeper views; the Pricing page lists what each plan opens.
Where does Kereon's data come from?
Filings and disclosures come from public records: SEC EDGAR for company filings, insider Form 4s and 13F holdings, and the U.S. Treasury and the Bureau of Labor Statistics for economic releases. Prices and estimates come from third-party market data and may be delayed.
Can I try Kereon before signing up?
Yes. Every page of the terminal has a demo you can open without an account. The demo is Kereon itself running on a simulated market: every company in it is fictional and every figure is generated.
Does Kereon work on a phone?
Kereon runs in any modern browser. It is built for a desktop or laptop screen, where a terminal has room; the public pages, sign-in and settings work on a phone.
Every metric, ratio and indicator in Kereon is defined in the investing glossary.