Earnings Call Transcript Analyzer

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Extract insights from earnings call transcripts to save investors time. Analyzes 30-50 page transcripts to extract forward guidance, management tone, analyst concerns, and investment flags in 2-3 pages.

What You Get

Reduces 45-90 minute transcript reading to 8-10 minute analysis. Provides structured extraction of forward guidance, management confidence scoring, analyst concern themes, and bull/bear investment implications.

The Problem

Earnings call transcripts are 30-50 pages long and take 45-90 minutes to read thoroughly. Retail investors and analysts need to quickly understand what management said about the future, how confident they sounded, and what changed from prior quarters - but extracting these insights manually is time-consuming and easy to miss critical signals.

The Solution

This skill analyzes earnings call transcripts by parsing them into sections (prepared remarks vs Q&A), extracting forward guidance with confidence indicators, scoring management tone on a 1-10 scale using language pattern analysis, grouping analyst questions by theme and frequency, and flagging red/green signals for investment decisions. Output is a structured 2-3 page analysis covering guidance, tone, concerns, and implications.

How It Works

  1. 1 Parse transcript into operator intro, prepared remarks, and Q&A sections, tagging speakers by role
  2. 2 Extract forward guidance by topic (revenue, margins, products, geographic expansion) with confidence language indicators
  3. 3 Analyze Q&A themes by frequency to identify analyst concerns and management response patterns
  4. 4 Score management tone 1-10 using language pattern analysis (confident vs cautious vs defensive)
  5. 5 Flag red flags (timeline delays, hedging, credibility gaps) and green flags (specific targets, strong execution)
  6. 6 Generate bull/bear investment implications with key debate framing and watch items for next quarter

What You'll Need

  • Full earnings call transcript text (copy-pasted from Seeking Alpha, company IR, or other source)
  • Transcript must include both prepared remarks AND Q&A session
  • For prior quarter comparison, user provides that transcript as well