AlfaFinances is a free portfolio tracker, insider SEC trade search, and AI investing assistant, built for retail investors who want institutional-quality data, without the institutional price tag.
I started AlfaFinances with a simple belief: the data that moves markets shouldn't be locked behind $30,000-a-year terminals. SEC insider filings, forex trends, earnings histories, this information is public. I just make it readable, actionable and free.
That turned into a real platform: track your actual portfolio and watchlist, search insider SEC filings, get price alerts, and ask Ask Alfa a question about your holdings or any ticker. And every morning before the market opens, if you want it, a concise free brief covering notable insider trades, currency moves worth watching, and earnings surprises that could shift sentiment. No noise. No filler. Just what matters.
I'm a solo, independent builder, not a bank, not a hedge fund, not a broker. I have no vested interest in what you buy or sell. My only measure of success is whether you find this genuinely useful.
I'm building a suite of free tools that give retail investors access to the same data professionals use every day.
Get your daily market brief from AlfaFinances, before the market opens, every trading day.
New to investing? Start here →Free guides, a hands-on demo account, and Ask Alfa on hand for any question along the way.
I started building AlfaFinances with a simple vision: bring the tools and information serious investors rely on into one place, without the cost or complexity that usually comes with them.
I'm continuing to build and expand the platform, from the daily market briefing and live dashboards to insider trade tracking and AI-powered analysis, with a clear focus on making it genuinely useful for experienced investors and complete beginners alike.
My goal is to make quality market research accessible to everyone, regardless of experience level, which is why AlfaFinances will always have a free version.