News, compared
StockCop bundles headlines from established business and financial media into stories: who reports, how many report — and whether rather positively, neutrally or negatively. Always linked to the original.
For USA: headlines from the business press in your language, with the S&P 500 for context.
Your news agent searches every connected outlet and lists the newest and most relevant headlines for exactly the company you care about.
Every answer is made of original headlines with outlet, time and link. Nothing is rewritten, nothing is invented.
The agent sorts by recency and relevance — it doesn’t rate any stock and gives no recommendation.
A name or ticker is enough — “Siemens Energy”, “NVDA” or “$TSLA”. In English, German, Spanish or French.
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Every 15 minutes we query the news feeds of established business and financial media — in your language. We take only the headline, source and link, never the article text.
When several outlets report the same news, it becomes one story. Every headline that names a company is classified: positive, neutral or negative — describing the coverage, not the stock.
Every headline leads straight to the original. Each company has a dossier with all headlines, the community discussion (clearly labelled) and market data for context.
When several outlets report the same thing, it becomes one story — with the number of sources, the coverage split and every headline side by side.
How many established outlets report the same news.
How many of them report rather positively, neutrally or negatively on the company.
Every original headline side by side — linked to the outlet.
StockCop bundles headlines from established media about listed companies and shows alongside what is being discussed in public. We never tell you what to buy, sell or hold. We don’t manage a portfolio. We don’t touch your money. You decide at your own broker — alone. Not investment advice.
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Headlines only from established outlets, always linked to the source · community discussion clearly labelled · market data from Yahoo Finance for context only · not investment advice.