Gorilla Terminal

Gorilla Terminal frames itself as a way to research investments at 'the speed of your thoughts'. Instead of hopping between filings, chart tools and macro databases, you get a terminal-style workspace where a ticker search returns charts, financial statements, SEC filings, insider transactions and Twitter sentiment in one place. The company behind the site is GL Technologies.

AI is used most visibly on earnings calls. The platform processes calls with sentiment analysis and breaks out the questions asked, revenue growth statements and margin commentary, so you can see how management actually sounds rather than only what the headline numbers say. Around that core sit macro panels covering CPI, unemployment, retail sales and consumer sentiment, plus sector overviews and supply chain monitoring for context.

For portfolio work, Gorilla Terminal leans on quantitative methods — Value at Risk, regression analysis, risk/return optimisation — to help you understand where a position could lose money. The overall pitch is research and analytics rather than brokerage: you analyse here and execute elsewhere. Access requires an account, and the site markets a paid, self-serve model.