Every output shows its sources
Each readout points to the filing, announcement or price series behind it. A number we cannot trace does not go on the page.
AI-assisted market analysis · U.S.-listed common stocks
Read the filing before the market does.
Meriax reads public filings, announcements and price history, then shows you what changed and why it might matter. It shows its sources. It does not tell you what to buy.
01 / What it reads
A change you can trace.
The product works from public documents and historical data. Every readout is built around an event you can check, not a conclusion you have to trust.
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Change detection
New filings, amended statements and material announcements, flagged when they land against the previous readout — with the date and the source kept.
FILING 02
Filing digests
A 10-K, 10-Q or 8-K reduced to the passages that moved, with the accession, section and page references still attached.
DOCUMENT 03
Price & volume context
Historical price and volume set beside the disclosure. Context for the change, not a call on where it goes next.
MARKET DATA 04
Peer comparison
The same metrics across an issuer’s stated peer set, each figure tied to the document or series it came from.
COMPARATIVE 05
Watchlist flags
Your own list, marked when a tracked filing or data point changes. It flags the event, not a direction.
MONITORING 06
Dated archive
Every readout keeps its date, source trail and version, so anyone can check the chain later and see what changed.
ARCHIVE02 / How we work
Three rules the product does not bend.
They are not branding lines. They decide what appears on a page and what stays off it.
We don’t tell you what to buy
The tool shows what changed and why it might matter. What to buy, how much and when is your decision, made with your own adviser if you have one.
We publish what the model gets wrong
The failure modes live on the Methodology page instead of being hidden. We do not publish performance figures we cannot prove.
03 / Sample output
See exactly what a readout looks like.
This is a formatting example, not live data and not a current view. Nothing here is a recommendation.
AAPL AAPL · sample issuer readout · 2026-06-05
Sample output — illustrative- Revenue
- $94.9B
- Gross margin
- 46.2%
- Operating cash flow
- $28.2B
- Diluted EPS
- $1.53
- Volume vs 20-day avg
- 1.4×
The sample filing expands the revenue-recognition discussion for the services segment. The wording change is the event being flagged; the numbers above are formatting examples, not reported results.
A price-and-volume panel sits beside the document excerpt so the reader can see the context of the disclosure without reading a direction into it. The source trail and the readout date stay attached.
Source trail
Form 10-Q — sample excerpt, illustrative
Historic price & volume series — illustrative
Sector classification — public taxonomy
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What the model reads, what it does, what it refuses to do, how output is checked and the limitations we already know about.
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