Perplexity Finance

Perplexity Finance is now available on the Perplexity iOS and Android apps. Just search for any stock ticker or type "Finance" in the mobile app.

Even with the best inputs, financial research must be traceable. Perplexity Computer and Deep Research are both equipped with over 40 tool calls to realtime financial data, with no license or setup required. And now, you can trace every number back to its original authoritative source, whether it was disclosed or derived. Mouse over any number to see where it came from. This works for stock prices, financial line items, earnings call excerpts, institutional holdings, insider activity, analyst price targets, and many more tools. Available now in Deep Research queries on web and mobile. Coming soon to Computer. You are going to see much more of this from Perplexity answers. Data traceability is a foundational principle of what we are building.

Perplexity Computer now runs on your portfolio. Connect your brokerage accounts securely through @Plaid, then ask Computer to make a personal terminal that's always on.

The current Middle East conflict impact on oil and the markets are rhyming again with the 1970s. Here's why Perplexity Computer says this current crisis is the closest structural replay of 1973 we've ever seen: THE TRIGGER 1973: Nixon sends $2.2B in emergency aid to Israel during the Yom Kippur War. OAPEC retaliates with an oil embargo. Prices quadruple — $2.90/bbl to $11.65. 2026: US and Israel strike Iran. Iran shuts the Strait of Hormuz with cheap drones. Insurers refuse to cover tankers. 20% of global oil supply paralyzed overnight. Oil surges from $63 to $94 in one week — a 49% spike. RBC Capital Markets: "The most significant energy crisis since the oil embargo of the 1970s." THE SETUP Both shocks hit after years of loose monetary policy. The 1970s had Vietnam War spending and two dollar devaluations. Today we're unwinding the most aggressive monetary expansion in history — zero rates through 2022, trillions in QE. When a supply shock hits an economy flooded with money, inflation doesn't tick up. It spirals. THE INFLATION MATH 1973-74: CPI went from 3.4% to 12.3% in two years. Burns, the Fed Chair, blamed everything except monetary policy. 2026: CPI was at a comfortable 2.4% in January. Then oil ripped. RBC estimates if crude sustains $100/bbl — which Qatar's energy minister says is imminent — inflation stays above 3% all year. We went from "mission accomplished" on inflation to staring down a second wave in two weeks. THE MARKET 1973-74: S&P 500 fell 48% from peak to trough over 23 months. 2026 so far: S&P hit 7,002 in January, now ~6,796. Down 3%. The question is whether this is a garden-variety correction or the opening act. WHERE IT COULD GET WORSE The 1973 embargo lasted 5 months and was a political decision that could be reversed. The Hormuz shutdown is insurance-driven — ships can't get coverage. Even if Iran stops attacking, rebuilding insurer confidence takes time. Trump is hinting the conflict could last "weeks or even months." And like the 1970s had two oil shocks (1973 and 1979), we're already dealing with elevated energy costs from Russia-Ukraine since 2022. This is the second shock in sequence. THE FED'S IMPOSSIBLE CHOICE Bernanke said it best: "Monetary policy cannot offset the recessionary and inflationary effects of increased oil prices at the same time." In the 1970s, Burns kept rates too low. Volcker had to raise them to 20% to kill the resulting inflation. Powell now faces the same dilemma — cut into a softening economy and risk reigniting inflation, or hold firm and watch the economy crack. BOTTOM LINE Middle East war → oil supply shock → inflation surge → market sell-off → Fed in a bind. This is the 1973 playbook in real time. We're early. In 1973 the S&P peaked in January and didn't bottom until December 1974. If Hormuz resolves quickly, this is a correction. Watch oil. That's the variable that decides whether this rhymes with 1973, or forgotten in a few months.

Stan Druckenmiller Argentina trade after @JMilei was a classic “invest then Investigate.” In an interview in May 2024 he said: “I dialed up @Perplexity and I said, give me the five most liquid ADRs in Argentina. … It gave me enough of a description that I follow the old Soros rule, invest and then investigate. I bought all of them. We did some work on them. I increased my positions and so far, it’s been great.” That is precisely the moment I’ve discovered @perplexity_ai and started using it as my main search/research tool over the main LLMs.

Building with Perplexity Computer is addictive 🔥 ✅ Highlight potential pullback trades ✅ RS Line new high and new high before price ✅ ATR-based stop & profit zones ✅ Links for data & annotated charts Would you find reports like this helpful? @perplexity_ai @PPLXfinance

Yesterday night, I used Perplexity Computer to one-shot a "fund in a box" platform. Here's the core idea, a platform that: - Continuously ingests and normalizes multi-source market + alternative data. - Spins up specialized agents (macro, factor, microstructure, alt data) that maintain live theses on names and themes. - Produces auditable, backtestable, position-sized trade plans. - Integrates with brokers (e.g., Robinhood, IBKR) to execute under explicit guardrails. - Logs everything in an IC/memo + compliance trail automatically. In one sentence: a system that could credibly run a small fund’s core workflow with 1–2 humans supervising, not 10 analysts on terminals. So...my post ended up going viral, but a lot of people just saw a screenshot of the frontend and thought - oh well that's nothing special, just some Javascript code with dummy data. But Perplexity Computer wrote over 2,500 lines of Python code, an entire backend. So tonight, I'm working with Perplexity Computer to build a deep dive into the architecture. Which still, probably won't be good enough for me either, because I want to dive into the code myself and read through it, analyze it with GPT-5.3-Codex and Opus 4.6, and really see how well it did. Saying you one-shotted something sounds cool, but how good is it really? This weekend, I'll be doing a deeper dive to figure out how solid this backend is. I've also had a number of small funds reach out to me, they want to Thesium 👀 So more to come, but I thought I'd share four highlights from the architecture site I'm putting together with Perplexity Computer on the backend. This should be interesting, let's put Perplexity Computer to the test.

🚨 I SPENT $200 ON PERPLEXITY COMPUTER SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO. I gave it a simple prompt: "Build an in depth peer to peer valuation for $AVGO and a cost/supplier analysis" The results were unbelievable.👇 The finance world is not 'about to change.' It already has.

Perplexity just became the the first Al company to truly go head-to-head with the Bloomberg Terminal... Using Perplexity Computer (with no local setup or single LLM limitation), it was able to build me a terminal with real-time data to analyze $NVDA using Perplexity Finance:

Just started using Perplexity Finance again and honestly impressed with how good it has gotten Some favorite features > first of the AI platform to include ER analyst ratings and price targets in easy to view format > prediction markets tab that show what people are taking bets on, including KPIs and mention markets for earnings call > easy to download three statement financials and convert into CSV or excel > great chart tools and easy to compare charts correlations and beta across stocks > watchlist and news flow on stocks is top notch > and by far, my favorite was the screening tool where you can ask AI to find specific stocks within certain market cap range or revenue size. honestly fantastic for basic idea generation

Perplexity Finance equity pages now include analyst ratings: consensus view, 52W price targets, and synthesis that factors in the latest news.

New feature on Perplexity Finance: S&P 500 heatmap. Mouse over any cell to see a live-updating explanation of why the stock or sector is up/down.

We have finished the rollout of price history timelines on Perplexity Finance pages, providing live-updating explanation throughout the day of why an asset's price is moving. Now available on equity, crypto, ETF, index, and commodity pages.

We're partnering with BlueMatrix to bring equity research to Perplexity Enterprise. Buy-side professionals will be able to access entitled research alongside Perplexity's trusted real-time financial data and research tools. Learn more: pplx.ai/bluematrix

BREAKING: Baidu just announced a spin-off of its AI chip unit Kunlunxin for a separate Hong Kong listing $BIDU ripping +9% pre-market

BREAKING: UK's FTSE 100 index has surpassed 10,000 points for the first time in its history A historic moment and a brilliant start to 2026 for the UK stock market!

🚨 Citi is extremely bullish on memory chips amid AI-fueled demand and ongoing supply shortages into 2026+ They raised Samsung Electronics' target to 200,000 KRW, expecting massive DRAM price growth and 2026 operating profit up 35% For Micron $MU, Citi's latest target is $330, with HBM sold out for 2026 and strong upward revisions to earnings forecasts For SK Hynix, Citi raised its target to 830,000 KRW, highlighting HBM leadership with capacity fully booked into 2027 and a 12% upward revision to 2026 operating profit

3 largest private companies worth combined over $1.5 TRILLION preparing to IPO in 2026 - SpaceX: $800B valuation, told investors they’re going public within 12 months - OpenAI: Currently $500B, in talks for $750B+ raise, then IPO - Anthropic: Expecting $300B+ valuation

BREAKING: U.S. government approves annual licenses for Samsung + SK Hynix to ship chipmaking equipment to China in 2026 $MU +1% pre-market

$INTC stock is up 82%+ this year! The U.S. government owns 10% of Intel Nvidia owns 4% SoftBank owns 2% Intel is a national security asset now. 2026 foundry deals are incoming.