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How it fits together
HexPoint connects what the market is doing to the companies you follow and the portfolio you own.
How it fits together
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01 · The market
A daily briefing lands before the open, beside indices, rates, commodities, and currencies, with the top stories underneath.
Market Open·9:43 AM ET
Futures edge higher as Treasury yields ease ahead of Friday’s jobs report
Assessment: Easing yields give growth stocks room to extend this week’s gains, but Friday’s payrolls report could quickly reset rate expectations.
Sources: Newswire: Stock futures rise as bond yields ease before jobs data; Newswire: Job openings fall more than expected
Fact: The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.08% after job openings came in below economists' forecasts.
Fact: Semiconductor shares rose before the open after a major equipment supplier raised its full-year outlook.
Sources: Newswire: Chip equipment maker raises full-year outlook
Fact: Weekly jobless claims at 8:30 a.m. ET, followed by ISM services data at 10:00 a.m. ET.
Sources: Earnings and events calendar
Assessment: Easing yields give growth stocks room to extend this week’s gains, but Friday’s payrolls report could quickly reset rate expectations. [1][2]
The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.08% after job openings came in below economists' forecasts. [2]
Semiconductor shares rose before the open after a major equipment supplier raised its full-year outlook. [3]
Weekly jobless claims at 8:30 a.m. ET, followed by ISM services data at 10:00 a.m. ET. [4]
AI-generated. Not investment advice.
02 · The companies
Every S&P 500 company has a bull and bear case and Earnings explained, alongside its financials, dividends, and peers.
Membership loyalty meets a demanding valuation
Membership fees give Costco a steady, high-margin profit stream that lets it price goods at markups competitors struggle to match. That value keeps members renewing and visiting more often, while new warehouses and a growing online business extend a model that has held up across economic cycles.
Investors already pay a steep premium for that consistency, leaving little room for a slowdown in sales or membership growth. Thin merchandise margins leave profits exposed to wage and freight costs, and growth increasingly depends on warehouses in markets where the model is less proven.
AI-generated. Not investment advice.
03 · Your portfolio
Sync a brokerage account or import a CSV, and see your return against the S&P 500, with a briefing on what moved it.
Briefed before the open.
Before it’s published
Costco’s earnings explained, and what each claim rests on.
Assessment: Shares rose 2.3% after hours as membership fee income and comparable sales both came in ahead of expectations. [1]
Fact: Revenue rose 8.1% to $86.2 billion, and earnings per share of $5.87 topped the $5.80 consensus estimate. [2]
Fact: Gross margin over the past four quarters widened to 12.9%, from 12.6% a year earlier. [3]
Fact: Costco’s last quarterly report put most of the growth in membership fees down to last year’s fee increase. [4]
Assessment: Management said digital sales grew 18%, a sign the online business is adding to warehouse traffic rather than replacing it. [5][2]
The toolkit
Filter by valuation, profitability, growth, dividends, and balance-sheet strength, then save the screens worth coming back to.
Connect a brokerage account or import your transaction history, then track value, return, and allocation. Splits, ticker changes, and currencies are handled for you.
Ask about a company, a market, or an investing concept. Answers use current quotes, news, and financials, and can account for what you hold.
Income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, earnings history, dividends, and peer comparisons, charted over time.
Rates, inflation, jobs, growth, and credit in one place, alongside commodities and currencies.
Indices, movers, top stories, and a heatmap of the S&P 500 on one dashboard, plus a calendar of upcoming earnings.
Pricing
Invited members get the Essential plan free for as long as the beta runs. Here’s what each plan includes.
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The core toolkit, with a monthly allowance of briefings and bull & bear cases.
$10/month
Unlimited summaries, HexPoint Research, a weekly portfolio briefing, and broker sync.
$39/month
A daily portfolio briefing, saved screen alerts, and up to 10 synced accounts.
Prices in US dollars.
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FAQ
Self-directed investors who do their own research and want it to take less time: a daily market briefing, two-sided research on the stocks they follow, and a clear view of what’s moving their portfolio.
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Summaries are drafted with AI from market data, company filings, earnings materials, and news reporting, then checked claim by claim against that evidence before they’re published. Under each briefing, earnings explanation, and bull and bear case, you can open the list of what every claim was checked against.
Bull & bear cases and Earnings explained cover every company in the S&P 500. Quotes, charts, and financials reach well beyond the index, including ETFs.
Yes. On Essential and Pro, connect a brokerage account and HexPoint keeps the portfolio in sync, history included. On any plan, you can upload a transaction CSV from your broker or add transactions by hand. Holdings in other currencies are converted to the one you choose.
Your portfolio is private to your account. Portfolio briefings are written for your holdings alone and never published, though the HexPoint team may review them to check their quality. If you share a monthly report card, it shows percentages only, never amounts or the portfolio’s name.
No. HexPoint provides research tools and market information, not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. You are responsible for your own investment decisions.