Artificial intelligence for stock analysis, with the documents in front of it
Celsmar AI is the artificial intelligence analyst inside Celsmar. It reads the accounts each company files, its regulatory announcements and the press, checks every figure against its source before writing it and says which document it comes from. It helps you understand a company faster. It does not decide for you: it does not recommend buying or selling.
Last reviewed: 2026-11-11
What it does
- It answers questions about a company, a sector or your portfolio with official documents and the press in front of it, and cites what it uses. When it helps, it draws the chart inside the answer.
- It writes the report on a stock: four analysts (fundamentals, technicals, news, and insider and institutional activity) research in parallel, the bullish and bearish cases are argued against each other, and a manager signs the conclusion with its level of risk.
- It explains the technical read of a chart. Supports, resistances, trendlines and volume are measured by a calculation engine, not by the AI: the AI only describes what the engine measured.
- It reviews your portfolio: concentration, risk and dividends, and sends you a weekly summary of your holdings (Pro plan).
- It prepares «My day»: what has happened in your stocks since yesterday, with the document or the news item behind each point.
Why it does not make figures up
A language model writes well and calculates badly. Asked for a company's profit, it can produce a plausible number that exists nowhere. Celsmar AI is built so that this does not reach your screen.
The model does not calculate the figures: they come from Celsmar's database, which reads them from the documents the company files with the regulator, and the model receives them ready-made. Before an answer is shown, an automatic check compares every number in the text with the source data, and what does not match is removed. When a figure does not exist, the answer says «NO DATA» instead of estimating it.
Where each figure comes from is in Data sources, and the errors that had to be corrected, in Corrections.
What it does not do
- It does not say what to buy or sell. Celsmar is not an investment services firm and is not supervised by the CNMV, and the AI does not provide financial advice.
- It does not predict prices. It describes what the accounts, the documents and the chart say up to today.
- It does not execute orders or move money.
- It is not infallible. It can be wrong when interpreting, which is why it cites its sources: so that you can check.
How much you can use on each plan
| Plan | AI reports | Analyst chat | AI technical read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 2 a month | 10 messages a week | Not included |
| Pro | 50 a month | 40 messages a week | 60 a week |
| Enterprise | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
The price of each plan is on the pricing page, and the rest of Celsmar, in what is Celsmar.
Frequently asked questions
Can artificial intelligence be used to invest in the stock market?
It can be used to analyse: reading accounts, summarising an annual report, comparing companies or reviewing a portfolio in minutes. It should not be used to decide. A language model can state false figures with great confidence, so what matters is that it works on verified data and cites where each number comes from.
Does Celsmar AI tell me which stocks to buy?
No. It explains what a company's accounts, documents and chart say, with their risks, and the decision is yours. Celsmar does not provide financial advice.
Where does Celsmar's AI get its data?
From Celsmar's database: the accounts companies file with the regulator, their official announcements, market data and a press archive. It does not look up figures on the internet by itself. The detail is in Data sources.
Is Celsmar's AI free?
The Free plan includes 2 AI reports a month and 10 chat messages a week, with no card. Pro raises that to 50 reports a month and 40 messages a week, and adds the AI technical read.
What language does it answer in?
In Spanish or English, whichever you have chosen in your account.
Does it use my data to train models?
No. Celsmar does not sell data or use it to train models, and your name and email do not travel in the AI queries.
Information for informational purposes. Celsmar is not an investment services firm and is not supervised by the CNMV; it does not provide financial advice.