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Earnings-season research desk for finance newsletters
Financial filings turned into sharp, publish-ready research briefs.
Zelvra turns earnings releases, 10-Ks, and call transcripts into fact-checked briefs — every number tagged to the filing line it came from, delivered before your morning send.
Earnings-night delivery. Every figure tied to the filing line it came from. First brief free.
The problem
The signal is buried in long filings and noisy calls.
Financial filings are dense, earnings calls move quickly, and the useful story is rarely sitting in one paragraph. Creators and operators need the key numbers, narrative shifts, and risks fast enough to turn them into clean output.
Zelvra is built around the practical middle ground: source-backed research that is concise enough to use and careful enough to trust.
What Zelvra delivers
Briefs that turn source material into usable finance content.
Filing summaries
Condensed reads of 10-Ks, 10-Qs, investor decks, and annual reports with the numbers that shape the story.
Call takeaways
Management commentary, guidance language, segment updates, and repeated themes separated from the noise.
Content angles
Hooks, narrative framing, source notes, and risk flags that can become a newsletter, post, memo, or script.
Process
A simple path from source material to usable brief.
Send the company/report
Share a ticker, filing, earnings report, transcript, deck, or source link you want turned into a brief.
Zelvra extracts the numbers and narrative
The brief pulls out source-backed figures, management language, business drivers, and the main tension.
Receive a concise brief ready to turn into content
Use the output as a starting point for newsletters, posts, scripts, memos, or internal research notes.
Real sample briefs
Five verified briefs from 2026 earnings reports. Check every number yourself.
All five briefs are built from the companies' own filings — every figure carries a tag to the press-release or SEC-exhibit section it came from. Research content only, not investment advice.
- ASML, Q3 2026 — latest brief: record quarter, and supply that won't meet 2027-28 demand →
- Netflix (NFLX), Q2 2026 — built overnight after the July 16 print →
- Micron (MU), fiscal Q3 2026 — the biggest quarter in memory history is almost pure price →
- Nike (NKE), fiscal Q4 2026 — the $0.72 EPS asterisk: a five-fold jump that is mostly a court ruling →
- NVIDIA (NVDA), fiscal Q1 2027 — full-format brief: X thread, newsletter section, and YouTube talking points →
Who does the work
One analyst. Every number checked by hand.
Zelvra is run by Tanush, the analyst behind BaseRateResearch on X. Every brief is built by hand from primary SEC filings and checked line by line before delivery — no farmed-out summaries, no unverified numbers.
You always know exactly who did the work, and every figure you receive carries a tag to the filing line it came from. If a number can't be verified against the source, it doesn't ship.
Pricing
Simple pricing. First brief free so you can judge the quality.
$99
Get the pass
Earnings Week Pass — one earnings season
Every mega-cap brief in a season (seven prints), each delivered the morning after the print, source-tagged.
Single brief
Any US-listed company, delivered within 24 hours of the earnings release or filing. Verification table included.
Starter pack
4 briefs a month on your tickers, delivered before your morning send. Priority during earnings-season crunch weeks.
Desk
8 briefs a month on your tickers, your formats and voice, same-night turnaround. For daily newsletters that live on earnings coverage.
Payment by invoice (PayPal). Research content only — facts and framing, never buy/sell/hold calls or price targets.
Free sample
Request one sample brief from a filing, report, or transcript.
Send a ticker and tell Zelvra how you plan to use the output. Your first brief is free — it will show the structure, tone, and level of source-backed detail before you pay for anything.
- A concise brief built from the filing, report, transcript, or deck you send.
- A hook, key numbers, narrative takeaways, risk flags, and content angles.
- Source-aware language you can adapt into a post, newsletter, memo, or script.
- A clear label that the output is research content, not financial advice.
What to include in your email
- Company / ticker The public company or symbol you want covered.
- Source link The filing, earnings report, or transcript (URL or attachment).
- Desired output Newsletter section, X thread, or full research brief.
- Deadline When you need the brief back.
- Your channel The publication, newsletter, or handle it is for.
Open your email app, or copy the address directly.