A research tool is not an adviser – and does not pretend to be one
Investment advice is a regulated financial service: a licensed firm assesses whether a product suits your circumstances and is answerable for that assessment. hentschel.ai does none of that. It gives you the research depth to understand your own decisions – and to ask sharper questions of anyone who advises you.
What advice does that a tool cannot
A suitability assessment: a licensed adviser is required to check whether a product fits your circumstances, and is answerable for that check. hentschel.ai makes no such assessment and owes you no such duty.
Liability and recourse: advice follows a documented process, and there is a path to redress if it was given improperly. A research tool carries neither.
The whole picture: tax position, insurance, pensions, debt and family circumstances belong in a financial plan. hentschel.ai sees securities, not your life.
A person who is accountable: in a falling market, a named adviser you can call is worth something that no piece of software replaces.
What hentschel.ai actually gives you
Research depth you operate yourself – not a recommendation, and not a substitute for regulated advice.
Technical & fundamental analysis
The technical picture and the fundamentals of every holding, explained in language you can repeat back to anyone.
Multi-factor analysis
Momentum, value, quality, growth and analyst consensus as one transparent score you can interrogate rather than accept.
Universe screening
Search the whole universe yourself, instead of the selection one institution happens to carry.
Market intelligence
Theme lifecycle, market regime and catalyst chains behind the positions you already hold.
Risk & profile check
Flags concentration risk and checks whether your positions still match the profile you set for yourself.
Backtesting
Test an allocation change on real price history before you take it into a conversation with anyone.
News & sentiment
Market news aggregated and scored per security – in the long stretches between review meetings.
Every figure sourced
Every metric names its data source, so you can verify it instead of taking it on trust.
Research tool vs. regulated investment advice
The two together
The most useful way to use both is in sequence. Before a review meeting you can see what your portfolio actually looks like – concentration, overlap, which positions have drifted away from the reason you bought them – and walk in with specific questions instead of a vague unease. Afterwards you can check a proposal against real price history and against the rest of what you hold. Neither replaces the other: one is a regulated service with duties attached, the other is the research that lets you make use of it.
hentschel.ai is not a regulated financial service. It provides no investment advice, no asset management and no suitability assessment, and nothing it produces is a recommendation to buy or sell. At hentschel.ai too, third-party market data, the metrics and scores we compute, and AI-generated text can all be wrong. For regulated advice, speak to a licensed adviser.
Walk in with the questions, not the unease
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