So, Now What?

Every text can be an investment idea. Ever finished an article and thought, a little impatiently, "So, now what?" Most readers do. News, posts and reports are long; the part you need is short. So, Now What? takes you from the text to the goal line in one click: which stock it is about, whether the tone is positive or negative, and an outlook with every input shown. The next step is still yours — you just get there faster. Highlight a news headline, a post or a report, then right-click → "So, Now What? — analyze this text" (or press the shortcut). The side panel shows: • which listed company the text is about (40 large US and 40 large Korean stocks), • whether its tone is positive, neutral or negative, • the market mood from recent market news, • a positive, neutral or negative outlook for the stock, built from fundamentals, technicals and news, with every input shown, • how this outlook did for the stock in the past — clearly labelled as hindsight — and a live record kept since October 2026. A small card next to your text gives the short version. Free to try: the first analyses on the server are free, then a few more each month. Continued server use will need a paid plan where it is available; nothing is charged yet. Nothing to install besides the extension. Texts are analyzed on our server, and only after you agree to a short notice; they are not stored or logged. You can withdraw your agreement in settings at any time. Not financial advice. So, Now What? never tells you to trade. Past results — especially of a rule chosen with those days in view — do not predict future returns.