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Prove you can do the work.
Build a real DCF on a real company’s latest filing and have every cell checked — to the dollar, deterministically, no account needed. A flight simulator for analysts: pull live company data, build the model, read the filing, pitch the stock, and get graded like an analyst. The $32,000-a-year terminal’s practice cockpit — free for verified students.
No account needed to grade. Free for verified students. Educational use only; not investment advice.
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Live markets and filings
Live charts on every US stock and ETF, and every SEC filing as it lands. Open a company and its chart, statements and filings share one screen, the way a desk terminal lays them out.
Prices are delayed per exchange rules and supplied by TradingView. Filings come straight from SEC EDGAR, refreshed every minute.
Markets
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Open the terminalMarkets and filings on one deskFree account · educational use only, not investment advice
Now teaching — the live curriculum
Every lesson runs on the company's own filed figures, cited to the filing. Educational use only — not investment advice.
The lesson deck
- Apple's gross margin
- Apple's margin move: what the filing can and can't attribute
- Berkshire's five-year read: and the number that changed
- Build the set: a comp is a company, not a ticker
- Earnings per share: the yield's honest half
- Thesis structure: the shape every pitch is built on
- Catalysts: events you can calendar, not hopes
- Microsoft's operating margin
- Coca-Cola's DuPont decomposition: three ratios, one return
34 lessons across 7 units, plus practice on 35 companies. Each one is built on that company's own filed figures and cited to the filing. Every card on the deck is a door — open one and start. Educational use only — not investment advice.
By the numbers
$32,000
The professional terminals cost about $32,000 a year. For verified students, Echelon's core learning loop is free.
Based on ~$31,980/yr published professional-terminal pricing (2025).
Hundreds
of professional-terminal functions, mapped into a structured learning curriculum.
Coverage published lesson-by-lesson as it ships.
Skills you'll drill
DCF10-KCompsWACCFCFEV / EBITDANPVIRRSensitivityBetaMarginsMultiplesFilingsValuation
The loop
One loop. Repeat it until you can do the work unaided.
Not videos you watch. Real work you do — graded the way a senior analyst would.
01
Pick a company
Load real financials, filings and price history into the terminal.
02
The mentor teaches
It explains the screen, defines the terms, and asks you a question.
03
You do the work
Build the model, read the 10-K, answer, draft the pitch.
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Graded, then level up
Instant rubric feedback, XP and streaks. Then advance.
Widgets in motion
The desk, at a glance.
Real widgets from the real terminal — live filings, filed figures, the lessons that grade you. Educational use only — not investment advice.
Refreshed daily · figures as filed · checked 2026-10-02
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Why it's different
ChatGPT does it for you. Echelon makes you do it.
Generic chatbot / free terminal
- Gives you a finished answer; you learn little
- Invents numbers you can't trust
- No structure, no grading, no proof
Echelon
- Makes you build it, on real cited data
- Grades you against an analyst rubric
- Guided path to a portfolio and a verifiable work record
Plans at launch
Free to learn. Pay when you go pro.
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Educational use only — not investment advice. Figures come from public SEC filings; Echelon teaches you to analyze data, it never recommends buying or selling any security.