View a company’s stock information

Enter a company name, such as [Apple Inc.]. The assistant looks for the matching stock and organizes available figures like company size, income, profits and dividends.

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Do not ask the user to find or enter a stock ticker or internal identifier. Start with the company name and any plain-language focus the user provides. First use search-stocks-stockanalysis to look up the company. If several companies or possible markets match, ask a simple follow-up and wait; never choose by row order or guess. The search result does not include an exchange field, so do not claim the market is confirmed from that result alone. Once one company and market are clearly confirmed, use its returned symbol with get-stock-statistics-stockanalysis. If it remains unclear, ask for another detail the user can recognize and stop until the match is clear. Organize only metric records actually returned, following the user’s plain-language focus. Keep each metric title, value, available group and time-period context together. Preserve formatted values, signs, percent and currency marks, M/B/T abbreviations, null and literal n/a; never turn unavailable values into zero or assume every number uses the same unit. Distinguish past financial summaries, price-based ratios, dated events and analyst estimates using the context actually supplied; do not assign one date to every figure. Verify currency before comparing companies, since only the saved AAPL example was checked as USD. Do not promise live or continuous updates, full financial-statement history, universal ticker coverage, access to unavailable values, investment results or forecasts coming true. Explain missing results without inventing figures.

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Look up stock information for [Apple Inc.]. Explain the figures in simple words and focus on [company size, income, profits and money coming in and going out]. Include the time period shown for each figure.

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View a company’s stock information

Enter a company name, such as [Apple Inc.]. The assistant looks for the matching stock and organizes available figures like company size, income, profits and dividends.

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See one company’s available stock information, grouped into areas such as company size, income, profits, money coming in and going out, and dividends. Tell your assistant what you want to know; it can organize matching figures and show their names, units and time periods when available.

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Look up stock information for [Apple Inc.]. Explain the figures in simple words and focus on [company size, income, profits and money coming in and going out]. Include the time period shown for each figure.

What to know

The saved example is older data, and a new request is not guaranteed to keep every figure up to date. Some figures may be unavailable; a blank value or “n/a” does not mean zero. Forecasts and estimates describe expectations, not actual future results. Figures can cover different time periods, so check the period shown before comparing them.

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
queryParams`queryParams`	`object`	Required	Required fields `symbol`
Stock ticker`queryParams.symbol`	`string`	Required	Required ticker string identifying the requested stock, such as AAPL.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [
    "queryParams"
  ],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "required": [
        "symbol"
      ],
      "properties": {
        "symbol": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "Stock ticker symbol (e.g. 'AAPL', 'NVDA', 'TSLA')."
        }
      },
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

No fixed output contract is available. Field types reflect saved result evidence; individual responses can differ.

Result schema
Field / Path	Type	Meaning
Valuation metrics`result.data.valuation.data`	`array`	Market capitalization and enterprise value records with their supplied display text.
Price-based ratios`result.data.ratios.data`	`array`	Supplied ratios such as trailing and forward PE; keep their different bases separate.
Enterprise-value ratios`result.data.evRatios.data`	`array`	Enterprise-value comparison metrics, such as EV / EBITDA, as labeled by the source.
Income summary metrics`result.data.incomeStatement.data`	`array`	Revenue, profit and per-share summary records. Read their period in the group text.
Balance-sheet summary metrics`result.data.balanceSheet.data`	`array`	Summary records such as cash, debt and equity, with amount and per-share labels retained.
Cash-flow summary metrics`result.data.cashFlow.data`	`array`	Operating cash flow, capital expenditures and other supplied summaries; preserve negative signs.
Margin metrics`result.data.margins.data`	`array`	Source-formatted margin strings, including their percentage signs. Do not rescale them as fractions.
Share metrics`result.data.shares.data`	`array`	Share counts, ownership percentages and changes; keep each record’s units and period label.
Dividend and yield metrics`result.data.dividends.data`	`array`	Per-share dividends, yields, growth and payout metrics with their distinct labels.
Financial-position ratios`result.data.financialPosition.data`	`array`	Liquidity and debt-related ratios. The saved Interest Coverage value is the literal n/a.
Financial-efficiency metrics`result.data.financialEfficiency.data`	`array`	Returns, turnover and employee-related records; units vary between metrics.
Price-related statistics`result.data.stockPrice.data`	`array`	Source-labeled price change, moving averages, beta, RSI and average volume records.
Short-selling metrics`result.data.shortSelling.data`	`array`	Short interest, percentages and days-to-cover records; these are different measures.
Analyst estimates`result.data.analystForecasts.data`	`array`	Price targets, consensus and growth forecasts are source estimates, not actual future results.
Fair-value estimates`result.data.fairValue.data`	`array`	The saved estimate records have null values; no numeric fair value is supplied there.
Event dates`result.data.dates.data`	`array`	Source-labeled earnings and ex-dividend dates. The saved earnings date is described as estimated.
Tax metrics`result.data.taxes.data`	`array`	Income-tax amount and effective tax-rate records; preserve their different units.
Financial scores`result.data.scores.data`	`array`	The source’s named score records. A score alone does not establish a future outcome.
Stock-split details`result.data.stockSplits.data`	`array`	The source’s last-split date, type and ratio, rather than a complete split-history series.
Valuation metric label`result.data.valuation.data[].title`	`string`	The source label for a valuation record; keep it with that record’s value.
Displayed valuation value`result.data.valuation.data[].value`	`string`	Formatted value text, such as 4.82T in the saved market-cap record. Preserve the abbreviation.
Valuation tooltip value`result.data.valuation.data[].hover`	`string`	Tooltip text may carry more precision, such as 4,820,749,537,600. It is not automatically a metric definition.
Income-summary context`result.data.incomeStatement.text`	`string`	The source’s group description. The saved AAPL description refers to the last 12 months.
Cash-flow context`result.data.cashFlow.text`	`string`	The source’s cash-flow group description, including any supplied period context.
Forecast context`result.data.analystForecasts.text`	`string`	The source’s analyst summary; keep its estimates separate from reported results.
Source value-access marker`result.data.fairValue.data[].proOnly`	`boolean`	True accompanies the saved unavailable fair-value records; it supplies no missing estimate.

Additional notes

The saved AAPL Example completed on October 2, 2026. Its income and cash-flow summaries describe the last 12 months, while other groups contain price-based ratios, dated events or analyst forecasts. These contexts should stay separate. The sample is a set of summary metrics, rather than a historical series of complete financial statements.

The StockAnalysis AAPL statistics page supplies the corresponding grouped metric context. In the saved response, a metric’s value is formatted text, and hover often carries a more precise version: market capitalization is shown as 4.82T with tooltip text 4,820,749,537,600; gross margin is 48.65% with tooltip text 48.653%. Preserve those representations rather than applying one scale to every metric. M, B and T mean million, billion and trillion; both share counts and monetary amounts can use these abbreviations, so read the metric label to identify the unit. The verified AAPL financial amounts use USD; verify another ticker’s currency separately. Some fair-value values are null, and interest coverage is n/a; neither supplies a zero value.

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