Search for a company by name

Enter a company name you know, such as [Microsoft]. The assistant finds matching results and explains the difference between company shares and related funds.

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Use the familiar company name the user gives as queryParams.query; do not ask them to find or enter a stock ticker. If they provide a company-page link instead of a name, read the company name from it only when you can confirm the name, then search by that name; if you cannot tell, ask a plain-language follow-up. Inspect the final run and the exact returned matches. Use each returned type label to explain company shares versus funds; do not infer type from the name or code. If several company-share results could match, explain the options using familiar names and ask which one the user means before selecting one. Never choose by row order, merge rows because names match, or make the user decode supplier symbols. If the returned information cannot identify the company or market clearly, say so and do not guess. Preserve the actual result count as a count for this search only. Keep every name, type and full source symbol attached to its row; preserve symbols exactly when an internal follow-on task requires them, but do not ask the user to supply them. Preserve number signs, precision, zero, null and unknown values. The saved -3 market-cap figures have unknown meaning and must not be described as negative company value. Do not invent an exchange, date, currency, filter, ranking, page or exhaustive coverage. Explain unavailable results honestly.

Task:
Find [Microsoft] and explain the results in simple words. Separate the company itself from funds that mention it. If more than one company could match, ask me which one I mean before continuing.

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Search for a company by name

Enter a company name you know, such as [Microsoft]. The assistant finds matching results and explains the difference between company shares and related funds.

You receive

Search matches may include the company itself, funds that mention it, or the same company listed in different places. The assistant can organize the results using the names and types StockAnalysis provides.

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Find [Microsoft] and explain the results in simple words. Separate the company itself from funds that mention it. If more than one company could match, ask me which one I mean before continuing.

What to know

Names may repeat. The results may not say which market a price comes from or give its currency and date, so check those details before comparing numbers. The saved example count is from one earlier search and does not mean every current match was found.

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
queryParams`queryParams`	`object`	Required	Required fields `query`
Company name or ticker query`queryParams.query`	`string`	Required	Required search string containing a company name or ticker, such as Microsoft or AAPL.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [
    "queryParams"
  ],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "required": [
        "query"
      ],
      "properties": {
        "query": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "Search keyword — a company name or ticker symbol (e.g. 'AAPL', 'Microsoft', 'Tesla')."
        }
      },
      "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
Returned query`result.data.query`	`string`	The query recorded in the response; check it against your requested search.
Reported match count`result.data.count`	`number`	The response’s reported count. The saved value of 48 matches the 48 returned rows, without proving a fixed limit or exhaustive coverage.
Search matches`result.data.results`	`array`	The actual returned records. The saved list includes Stock, ETF and Fund type labels.
Listing or instrument name`result.data.results[].name`	`string`	The source name for this record. Repeated names and fund names do not establish a unique issuer match.
Full source symbol`result.data.results[].symbol`	`string`	Keep the complete identifier, including source notation such as !MSFX or @lon/MSFT. Do not shorten it to merge listings.
Source type label`result.data.results[].type`	`string`	The record’s type text; observed labels are Stock, ETF and Fund. Use the supplied label rather than guessing from its name.
Supplied price value`result.data.results[].price`	`number`	Preserve the numeric value and precision. Currency and observation time are not supplied in the saved response.
Supplied market-cap field`result.data.results[].market_cap`	`number`	Preserve the source value. The saved -3 values have unknown meaning and must not be used as verified negative valuations.

Additional notes

Enter a company name, such as [Microsoft], to search for company-share and related-fund matches. The saved Microsoft search returned 48 rows, including Stock, ETF and Fund type labels; those 48 rows are a dated example, not a fixed result size or promise of current, complete coverage.

Names can repeat across listings, so review the name and source type together. The saved response has price and market-cap values without a currency or observation-time field. Two Fund rows contain a market-cap value of -3, whose meaning is unknown; retain that original value without treating it as a confirmed company valuation.

Search for a company by name

Search for a company by name

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Input schema

Result schema

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