IDEA FOR RESEARCHERS

Ask earnings calls and investor talks anything

Earnings calls and investor days run long, and the answer you need is often buried in the Q&A.

This workflow lets you ask the recording directly, such as what was said about guidance, margins, or a competitor, with every answer linked to the moment so you can hear the tone for yourself.

Uses the free YouTube to AI Chat skill · No coding needed

What you'll end up with

  • Direct answers about guidance, risks, and strategy, as stated on the call
  • Timestamps for each point, to replay the exact moment
  • A comparison across calls (on request)
  • A shareable chat page for your team

How to do it

  1. 1

    Find the recording

    Many companies post earnings calls and investor days on YouTube.

  2. 2

    Ask focused questions

    "What did they say about guidance?" or "How did they answer the question on margins?"

  3. 3

    Replay the key moments

    Click the timestamps to hear the exact wording and tone.

  4. 4

    Share with your team

    Build a chat page so colleagues can ask their own questions.

Copy-paste prompts

What did the CEO say about guidance in this earnings call? [link]
List every risk they mentioned, with timestamps.
How did they answer analysts' questions about competition?

Replace [link] with your YouTube URL.

Tips

  • This is research help, not investment advice. Verify figures in official filings.
  • Ask what was not said: "Did they mention X?"
  • Compare two quarters by asking the same questions of both calls.

Time and cost

Minutes per question.

Get the YouTube to AI Chat skill

Chat with any YouTube video. Every answer links to the exact second. Type this into Claude Code:

/plugin install youtube-to-ai-chat --marketplace tstfully/youtube-to-ai-chat

FAQ

Is this financial advice?+

No. It helps you find what was said on a public recording. Always verify numbers in official filings.

How accurate are the numbers?+

They come from captions, which can mishear numbers. Click the timestamp to confirm before relying on any figure.

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