Answers to common questions about Amaas, American Market Analysis as a Service, including research coverage, subscriptions, portfolio simulation, historical datasets, and how the platform supports disciplined investment research.
Amaas™ is an AI-powered investment research and quantitative equity selection platform by Fintech Trades. It helps investors evaluate publicly traded equities through a repeatable research process that combines quantitative scoring, financial metrics, market context, and AI-assisted interpretation.
No. Amaas provides research, analysis, and decision-support information only. It does not provide personalized investment advice, account-specific recommendations, or instructions to buy or sell securities.
The Free Trial provides a representative research universe of 275 analyzed equities. Investor and Professional plans provide access to analysis covering up to 4,386 publicly traded equities, depending on the current research universe.
A basic stock screener filters companies by selected fields. Amaas is designed as a research workflow. It ranks companies across multiple dimensions, supports single-stock research, includes portfolio simulation, and helps users understand why companies are ranked the way they are.
The free trial allows new users to evaluate Amaas with a limited research universe of 275 analyzed equities. It is designed to demonstrate the platform workflow before upgrading to Investor or Professional access.
The Investor plan includes access to the current Amaas research universe, Top 100 rankings, growth tracking, single-stock research workflows, and portfolio simulation tools for individual investors.
The Professional plan includes Investor capabilities plus historical research universe access, dataset version selection, advanced research workflows, and professional research features designed for RIAs, family offices, funds, and research teams.
Yes. Monthly subscriptions are designed to renew automatically and may be cancelled through PayPal or account management. Access is controlled by the active subscription status associated with the Amaas account.
Amaas evaluates companies using a combination of quantitative factors such as growth potential, expected return, valuation, financial quality, sentiment, and market context. The platform presents rankings and supporting metrics to help users perform more systematic research.
No. No model can guarantee future returns. Amaas is designed to support structured research and comparison of opportunities. Past performance and historical rankings are not guarantees of future results.
The portfolio simulator allows subscribers to build hypothetical portfolios from the research universe and evaluate performance characteristics without placing live trades. It is intended for research and planning, not automated execution.
Historical datasets are prior versions of the Amaas analyzed-equities research universe. Professional users can select historical versions to review how rankings and research outputs changed over time.