- What is PickSkill?
- PickSkill is an AI equity-research analyst. You ask a question in plain English — about a stock, a filing, a valuation, or your portfolio — and it researches live market data, runs the analysis, and can turn the result into a PowerPoint deck, Word report, or Excel model you can download and edit. It covers US, Hong Kong, and China A-share markets.
- Can PickSkill generate PowerPoint, Word, and Excel files?
- Yes. PickSkill generates native .pptx decks, .docx reports, and .xlsx models — not screenshots or PDFs. Ask for "a 12-slide investor deck on NVDA" or "a 5-year DCF in Excel" and it builds the file from live filings and market data, sourced and editable. Files are delivered as a download link in chat and open in PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Keynote, Google Workspace, or LibreOffice.
- What markets and data does PickSkill use?
- PickSkill pulls live prices, fundamentals, and SEC filings (plus HKEx and Cninfo disclosures for Hong Kong and A-shares), then computes technical indicators on the latest close. Every number traces to a source at query time, so the analysis reflects current data rather than a model's training cutoff.
- How is PickSkill different from using ChatGPT for stock research?
- A general chatbot answers from training data and often invents financial figures. PickSkill grounds every answer in live data — it pulls the actual 10-K, computes the DCF, runs the indicators, and cites its sources. It also remembers your thesis and watchlist across sessions, and produces real Office files instead of plain text.
- What technical indicators and portfolio tools does it include?
- All plans include eight technical dimensions — MACD, moving averages (20/60/200), RSI, KDJ, Bollinger Bands, ADX, volume, and a capital-flow proxy — plus divergence and support/resistance scans, each with a 5-day signal trail. You can track multiple portfolios and export the dashboard to a deck, report, or workbook.
- Is PickSkill free, and is it investment advice?
- There is a free plan with 30 conversations a month, no card required; paid plans start at $15/month. PickSkill is a research tool, not a licensed advisor — its output is for information and education only and is not investment advice. Always do your own due diligence.