Frequently asked questions
What ChickenStock provides, how the numbers are calculated, and what the service does not do.
What is ChickenStock?
ChickenStock is an AI financial intelligence service for Korean and U.S. equities. It organizes public filings, financial statements, valuation, earnings dates, and market flow into one page per stock. Everything is reference information, not investment advice.
Is ChickenStock free?
Yes. Stock search, filings, valuation facts, sector rankings, the daily report, and the earnings calendar are free, and most pages work without signing up. A few personal features such as saving watchlists require a quick sign-in.
Which markets are covered?
Korea (KOSPI and KOSDAQ, roughly 2,700 listings) and the United States (NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX, roughly 12,000 listings). Korean financial data comes from official regulatory filings, and U.S. financial data from SEC filings.
How is the valuation calculated?
P/E, P/B, and P/S are computed in-house from official filings on a trailing-twelve-month, consolidated, controlling-interest basis: market capitalization divided by net income, equity, or revenue. The formula is disclosed on each page, so numbers can differ from portal figures that use estimates.
What is the AI investment committee?
It is a panel of eight analytical perspectives — valuation, quantitative, financial health, credit, sentiment, smart money, macro, and tail risk — that each summarize what the data shows for a single stock. Dissenting views are shown on purpose. The committee members are not real people or institutions, and no buy or sell recommendation is made.
What are legendary investor portfolios?
Quarterly disclosed holdings of 18 global asset managers, including Berkshire Hathaway and Pershing Square, presented with position weights and quarter-over-quarter changes such as new, added, trimmed, and exited. These are quarterly snapshots, so they lag live positioning.
What is sector temperature?
It is a factual overlay of two observations per industry: recent price movement and aggregate valuation versus the market median. A sector flagged as crowded has risen sharply while trading at a high aggregate multiple; overlooked means the opposite. It is an observation, not a forecast.
In which language is the content provided?
Menus, page structure, and stock fact pages are available in English and Chinese. AI-generated report text and Korean company names are currently written in Korean; broader language coverage is in progress.
Does ChickenStock give investment advice?
No. Every metric, score, and summary is reference information derived from market data. ChickenStock does not provide investment advice, price forecasts, or buy and sell recommendations, and investment decisions rest entirely with the user.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. ChickenStock is available on the App Store and Google Play, with the same information as the web service.
All metrics, scores, and content provided by ChickenStock are reference information derived from market data. They are not investment advice or a solicitation to trade. Investment decisions and their consequences rest with the user.