Institutional research,
without the institutional price.
141 brings financial statements, filings, earnings calls, ownership and management into one research terminal, with every figure traceable to the filing that reported it.
Most terminals stop at the number. We start there.
Open any value to see how it was derived: each input, each operator and every nested sub-calculation. Filed inputs link to the exact fact in the source document, so every number in a model can be defended.
See it in the statements →Click any value
The calculation opens in place, with every input and operator.
Drill into the inputs
Sub-totals open into their own calculations, as deep as the formula goes.
Open the filing
A blue input opens the 10-Q in a side panel, right beside the table.
Land on the number
The viewer scrolls to the statement and highlights the exact figure.
Your desk, your layout.
Arrange statements, filings, ownership and charts into linked panes sized to the task. Change the ticker once and every pane updates, keeping the full picture of a company in view.
Explore the workspace →Flexible layouts
Split panes horizontally or vertically and resize each one to fit the analysis.
Linked context
Statements, filings, ownership and charts follow a single ticker across every pane.
Saved workspaces
Maintain separate layouts for credit work, earnings season and portfolio monitoring.
One template doesn’t fit every industry.
Airlines report seat-miles and unit costs; banks report capital, credit quality and charge-offs; REITs report FFO and occupancy. 141 maintains a dedicated taxonomy for each industry, mapped line by line from how its companies file.
See full coverage →The whole workflow, in one place.
Support the full research workflow, from the first look at a company through monitoring of the positions you hold.
See every feature →The whole company on one page
Price performance, a financial summary, the enterprise value bridge, valuation history, ownership, key statistics, revenue by segment and geography, recent transactions and management, in a single view.
Properties and mines
Property schedules for REITs and mine-level reserves and resources for miners, mapped with historical satellite imagery. Reserve figures link to the S-K 1300 disclosure that reported them.
Ratios that change with the company
Ratio analysis adapts to the company. For banks it extends to the Federal Reserve’s FR Y-9C: regulatory capital, risk-weighted assets, past-due loans and charge-offs by loan type.
Transcripts that link
Earnings calls synchronized to the audio, with sentiment by speaker and topic. Every participant links to an executive or sell-side analyst profile.
People and pay
Executives and directors with tenure, holdings, insider transactions and compensation from the DEF 14A, including pay versus performance.
From holder to fund
Institutional, insider and fund holdings, each tagged to its source filing: 13F, Forms 3, 4 and 5, and N-PORT. Drill from an institution to its underlying funds and full portfolio.
Chart the fundamentals
Chart price alongside fundamentals such as P/E, EV/EBITDA and FCF margin, drawn from a catalog of valuation, per-share, profitability and leverage series.
Read, mark up, share
Search filings by type, navigate long documents by outline, and keep highlights and comments with the filing. Share view-only or collaborative links.
Built for people who check the work.
Institutional-grade data and workflow, priced for the professionals who do the research themselves.
Solutions →Individual investors
Replace a patchwork of EDGAR, charting sites, screeners and spreadsheets with one terminal built around the company.
Financial analysts
Build models on inputs that trace back, line by line, to the filings that reported them.
Portfolio managers
Monitor ownership, management and new filings across every position, and know when something changes.