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[REQUIRES GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH GROUNDING ENABLED]
Search for the most recent earnings report for [COMPANY NAME / TICKER]. Pull the actual filed numbers.
Summarise:
1. Revenue vs analyst consensus estimate — beat or miss by how much?
2. EPS vs estimate
3. Gross and operating margin vs prior quarter and prior year
4. Guidance for next quarter — above, in-line, or below consensus?
5. The one management comment the market focused on most
Cite the source of each number. If the earnings are not yet filed for the current quarter, say so clearly and give me the last filed quarter.
Note: for research purposes only, not financial advice.
[USE IN GOOGLE SHEETS WITH GEMINI ENABLED]
Build a financial model in this spreadsheet for the following scenario.
What to model: [DESCRIBE — e.g. three-year P&L, DCF valuation, unit economics]
Input assumptions I want to control: [LIST — e.g. revenue growth rate, gross margin, customer acquisition cost]
Outputs I need: [LIST — e.g. net income, free cash flow, break-even month]
Create: one input section with labelled assumptions, one output section with calculated results, and a summary row I can present. Use standard Google Sheets formulas. Label everything clearly.
Note: for modelling and research purposes only, not financial advice.
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH — run 1-3 days before earnings date]
Company: [NAME / TICKER]
Earnings date: [DATE]
Research:
1. Analyst consensus estimates for EPS and revenue
2. The key metrics the market is watching this quarter (from analyst notes or recent coverage)
3. Any recent developments since last earnings that could affect results
4. Options market implied move (if reported in financial media)
5. The bear case and the bull case in one sentence each
Search for current sources. Flag anything from more than 30 days ago as potentially stale.
Note: for research purposes only, not financial advice.
Summarise the following SEC filing for an investor who wants the key facts in under 300 words.
Filing type: [10-K / 10-Q / 8-K / S-1 / OTHER]
Company: [NAME]
What I care most about: [E.G. — revenue quality, debt covenants, risk factors, management changes]
Give me:
1. Three-sentence summary of what this filing says
2. The most important number or disclosure
3. The biggest risk factor disclosed
4. Any language that is unusual, hedged, or buried
5. Page or section reference for anything I should read in full
Filing text: [PASTE FILING OR KEY SECTIONS]
Note: for research purposes only, not financial advice.
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH]
Compare [STOCK A] and [STOCK B] on the metrics that matter for a [VALUE / GROWTH / DIVIDEND / QUALITY] investor.
Search for current data and compare:
1. Valuation (P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA — whichever is most relevant)
2. Revenue growth (last 12 months and forward estimate)
3. Margins (gross and operating)
4. Balance sheet (debt/equity or net cash position)
5. Dividend yield (if applicable)
6. Analyst consensus rating and average price target
One-sentence verdict: which is the better fit for a [VALUE / GROWTH / DIVIDEND / QUALITY] investor and why?
Note: for research purposes only, not financial advice.
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH — run same day as the move]
[ASSET / INDEX / SECTOR] moved [UP/DOWN] [AMOUNT] today. Search for what drove it.
Find:
1. The specific news or data release that triggered the move (cite the source)
2. Whether the move is sector-wide or company-specific
3. What analysts and major publications are saying about the cause
4. Whether this move reverses a trend or extends one
5. What to watch in the next 48 hours that could sustain or reverse the move
Be specific about sources and timing. If you cannot find a clear cause, say so.
Note: for research purposes only, not financial advice.