Getting Started
The Analysis page is where you research any stock. Type a company name or ticker symbol (like "AAPL" for Apple) into the search bar at the top. Once you pick a stock, the page fills up with everything TickerTrust knows about it.
Don't worry if it looks like a lot at first. You don't need to understand every section right away. Start at the top and work your way down.
The TrustScore Section
The first thing you see is the TrustScore — a big number from 0 to 100. Next to it, you'll see a word like "Strong Buy," "Hold," or "Sell." This is the quick summary.
Below the main score, you'll see the five pillars — Quality, Valuation, Growth, Momentum, and Risk. Each pillar has its own score and a colored bar. Long green bars mean strong areas. Short bars or red ones mean weaker areas. This tells you exactly where a stock shines and where it struggles.
Wall Street Analyst Ratings
Scroll down to find what professional Wall Street analysts think. You'll see a consensus (like "Buy" or "Hold") and how many analysts cover the stock. A colored bar shows the split between Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, and Sell ratings.
This is useful because professional analysts have teams of researchers. When most of them agree, it's worth paying attention — though they can be wrong too.
The "What It Means" Section
Further down, you'll find a plain-English explanation of what all the data means for this specific stock. It highlights the biggest strengths, the main risks, and what to watch for next.
This section is great for beginners because it translates the numbers into simple language you can actually act on.
Quick Actions in the Sidebar
On the right side of the page (or below on mobile), you'll see the Insights panel. It has one-click buttons like "Why this score?", "What should I do?", and "What are the risks?" These call TrustAI to give you an instant answer about the stock you're viewing.
You can also see the tip of the day and a mini version of the pillar breakdown in this sidebar. It's a good habit to check the Quick Actions for every stock you research.