Bloomberg and Eikon can cost over $20,000 a year. You don't need either one.

Institutional-grade market intelligence without the institutional price tag. Built by an ex-Reuters engineer who spent seven years on Eikon. Early access opens in a few weeks. Get in on day one.

Hi, I'm Lou Rebimbas. I spent seven years at Thomson Reuters as a Senior Software Engineer on Eikon. I understand what working analysts actually need: which features move the needle, which ones don't, and why nobody should have to pay $22,000 a year to find out.

I left to build the tool I wished existed on the other side of that invoice.

Here's the problem. If you manage money for a living, or manage your own like it's your job, the gap is obvious. The free tools are built for casual hobbyists. The institutional tools (Bloomberg, Eikon, FactSet) are built and priced for institutional trading desks. There is nothing serious in the middle.

I'm building the middle, with a practitioner's understanding of what "serious" actually requires. It's called StockStack.

Real-time quotes and fundamentals from Polygon. News with per-ticker sentiment. Portfolio tracking with live P/L. A rule-based sentiment engine that scores every holding you own against the same factors a fundamental analyst would use (P/E, revenue growth, ROE, margins, momentum) and tells you which ones are flashing Bullish, Bearish, Neutral, or Watch with a transparent score and a confidence number you can actually inspect.

No black box. No AI hand-waving. No $20,000 invoice.

We're a few weeks from opening early access. Get on the list to be first in, and if you've got two minutes after you sign up, tell me what you actually need. I'm building this for you, and I'd rather hear what matters from the people who'll use it than guess.

Lou