For investors and analysts
Go beyond the ticker. Understand the business.
Research on listed companies from their own filings, a brief each weekday on what you hold, and the playbooks an analyst reaches for after results or before an IPO.
10 days of Pro, or of Firm on a work email address to start. No card needed.
- Active investors who read filings and want the working shown
- Independent analysts building their own coverage
- Anyone learning the method, with every figure traced to its source
- ReportMool published a new report
- NewMool started covering
- Movemoved at the last close
- Resultsresults due on
Each line opens the report behind it.
The work
Every playbookWhat you hand over, and what comes back.
After results
The quarter against last year, last quarter, guidance and consensus where it exists, with what management said on the call.
Before an IPO
The offer’s terms, the business, the financials, valuation against listed peers and the risks in the offer document.
Before a first position
Earnings quality and governance red flags from the annual reports: cash conversion, related parties, auditor remarks, pledges.
When a stock moves
What just happened, who is affected, the quantified impact and what to do about it.
Also for this desk
A piece of work, from start to follow-up
See the work.
Inspect what comes back.
Investors and investment teams
Understand what drives the business. Test what comes next.
Go from a stack of filings to a company view you can interrogate: the economics, financial history, assumptions and scenarios behind it.
An example brief
Research this company from its filings. Explain the segment economics, build driver-based forecasts, compare the closest peers and show what changes when the assumptions move.
What Mool works from
- Company and question
- A listed name, the market and the decision you are researching.
- Your material
- Annual reports, earnings transcripts, presentations or an existing model.
- External evidence
- Filings, web research and market data for listed companies worldwide.
The work behind the answer
- 01Read the source material in full
- 02Compute financials and peer comparisons
- 03Build scenarios and document assumptions
Example report outline
Company research
- 01
The business behind the numbers
Segment economics, competitive position, growth drivers and the financial foundation.
- 02
The model behind the view
Historical financials, driver-based forecasts and base, upside and downside scenarios.
- 03
The questions that matter
Assumptions, evidence gaps, risks and what would change the analysis.
Go from the report to the supporting analysis. Charts and sensitivity panels are available where the work calls for them.
Company research: Report view selected.
Public Markets playbooks and editable Office files are available on Pro. Examples describe possible work; the brief and available evidence determine the actual output.
What you get
Research with roots, for your desk.
01Deep
Every figure in Mool’s research comes from the company’s own filings, computed in code, with its source beside it.
02Wide
The companies Mool covers, researched and kept on the record, and Equity Research on any other listed company you name.
03Alive
Follow a company or bring in your holdings, and a brief each weekday says what changed on them.
04Yours
Your holdings from your broker or your CAS, and every playbook run on your own question.
Mool’s research
485 companies researched, and any other on request.
A company’s business model and financials are free to read where Mool has published them; the full report and Mool’s call open with Individual or above.
Mool's research is written by AI agents and published by Mool Capital Private Limited, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst, which is responsible for it. It is general research, not advice for any individual.
Browse the researchKnow what changed on what you own.
10 days of Pro, or of Firm on a work email address to start. No card needed.