Artificial intelligence (AI) agent startup Liner said on the 30th it launched Liner Finance, an investment-market research AI agent that analyzes corporations and market context.
Liner Finance collects and structures corporate filings, the latest news, and market data, and provides them in report form.
Liner Finance operates based on actual corporate filings and sector-specific key indicators, with major information refreshed roughly every 20 minutes. Liner said it designed the service this way to support investment decisions based on analysis rather than second-by-second price chasing.
A key feature is visualizing complex investment information by category. It visualizes corporate overview, finances, results, dividends, and news/filings in separate, dedicated sections. Users can see at a glance trends in profitability and financial soundness, quarterly performance flows, dividend history and policy, and news and filings that affected share prices. AI also selects and presents macro and micro indicators closely linked to corporations.
It also offers a "guru mode" trained on the philosophies and indicators of investment masters. Using a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)-based simulation trained on the philosophies and indicators of Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch, the AI infers how a master with specific investment principles would interpret the corporation.
Liner Finance supports both web and mobile apps.
Kim Jin-woo, CEO of Liner, said, "Liner Finance structures scattered information into a format even beginners can understand, helping users read and judge the market on their own," adding, "Instead of relying on sensational recommendations, users can analyze Liner Finance's multi-angle data along with sources."