1. About Us

1.1 What service do we provide and for whom?

BeeBee.AI is tailored for the US stock market, catering to long-term investors who primarily focus on fundamental analysis, and who value data and information. We support over 2000 companies (including Dow Jones 30, S&P500, NASDAQ 100, ranked by trade volume and activity). Leveraging the GPT foundation and combining it with specialized NLP mini-models. We primarily offer two core services:

• (1) Comprehensive interpretation of earnings reports and conference calls. This includes AI summarization of vital management perspectives, structured information extraction, and sentiment factor distillation.
• (2) In-depth analysis of a company’s extensive digital footprint. We cleanse and analyze data from search engines, YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, and other online sources, generating various ranked lists.

1.2 Our AI Philosophy?

As Steve Jobs once said when introducing the CD to replace the 3.5-inch floppy: "Users are not the creators of content, but its consumers." Our mission is not to prompt users to ask AI, but to allow AI to present content for user consumption.

1.3 Who are we?

We are an 8-member team consisting of top-notch engineers, product managers, UE experts, and data professionals from around the globe. Our CEO has over 20 years of academic background in finance and experience in the internet sector, having founded multiple companies and served two high-profile US-listed firms. The CEO''s personal investments have also achieved an annual return rate exceeding 25% over six years. Our CTO holds a Ph.D. in computer engineering from an Ivy League institution in the US, with experience in two American startups and a top-tier IT company background, having applied quantitative analysis to investments for over six years. BeeBee.AI also maintains long-term collaborations with leading NLP academic institutions and seasoned employees from quantitative firms.

2. How to use BeeBee.AI?

2.1 Interpretation of Earnings Conference Calls

Earnings calls are public, scrutinized by experts where the management provides relatively authentic, unembellished information under regulatory frameworks. If an investor could only read one document, I''d suggest diving into the summary of earnings conference calls.

2.1.1 Automated Analysis Module

Based on every earnings conference call transcript, we produce an automated extraction across six modules, enabling investors to identify key risks to mitigate and opportunities to seize, comparing them with the original text.

• Risks & Opportunities: A compiled list of risks and opportunities
• Summary: Highlights of the entire call, both in terms of business and numbers
• Key Numbers: Structured output of pivotal facts
• Analysts'' Questions: Categorized extraction of analysts'' queries
• Sentiment: Analysis of the sentiment expressed by the management regarding the report
• Strategies: Insights into management''s strategic thinking

2.1.2 Inquiry Module

After preprocessing the entire text, suggestive questions are generated. Based on these questions and answers, further follow-up questions are proposed.

2.1.3 Mind Mapping Module

Mind maps and outline modes best represent conference-type documents. We can precisely provide original text references for each section of the outline.

2.2 Classified Reading and Inquiry of Financial Reports

Financial statements provide external stakeholders with a detailed, objective, and audited snapshot of a company''s financial health, operational state, and long-term strategy. For investors keen on gaining an in-depth understanding of a company''s health, it''s the primary and indispensable source of information.

2.3 Three Fundamental Rankings

Lists can quickly highlight standout companies and CEOs. Through comparing controversiality, influence, and competitiveness, if ten companies daily prove worth discovering and studying, it''s already plenty for most.

2.3.1 Polarizing Companies

The most crucial information in the stock market is non-consensus information. We employ AI modeling to analyze which companies are forming non-consensus from millions of pieces of information daily, outputting both quantitatively and qualitatively. It showcases the level of disagreement or controversy surrounding these companies up to the present day, enabling investors to make timely independent judgments. Updated daily.

2.3.2 Influential CEOs

In the digital age, the influence of a company''s CEO is a double-edged sword. We analyze the presence of CEOs on digital platforms (including social media and search engine results), providing an index of CEO online influence. When the indicators are refined to a daily level, every CEO has the potential to stand out, not always overshadowed by figures like Elon Musk. Updated daily.

2.3.3 Competitive CEOs

Outstanding CEOs are pivotal to great companies. Utilizing AI, we gather, clean, and reconstruct data from various angles based on quarterly financial reports and conferences, presenting dynamic competitive data through the continuous actions of CEOs and comparisons with their peers. This is not a final judgment; every CEO can have standout performances in any quarter. Updated quarterly.