2026-03-30
Proxy contests are some of the most consequential votes a retail investor can cast — yet professional-grade analysis has only been available to institutional investors. Here's how Proxyanalyst uses four AI models to level the playing field.
2026-02-01
This year I've put new focus on proxy contest analytics and used GenAI tools to come up with an analysis for each proxy contest. The AI analysis requests an analysis of each proxy fight from the four major LLMs — Claude, Grok, OpenAI, and Gemini — with no analysis sharing between models. Then Claude does a consensus score and review, identifying points of alignment and disagreement.
2025-09-07
It's been observed that the Tesla 2024 proxy, which was filed on 2025-09-05, is not presently in our API provider's database. The final proxy statement can be accessed at https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1318605/000110465925087882/tm2525295d1_defa14a.htm. Given the importance of the Tesla filing we'll add the data manually to the database later today
2025-02-27
Proxy analysis involves examining the proxy statements that public companies are required to file with the SEC. These documents contain valuable information about a company's governance, executive compensation, and other important matters that shareholders vote on.
2025-02-28
Executive compensation is a complex and often controversial topic. We break down the components of executive compensation packages — base salary, bonuses, stock awards, option awards, and more — and what they mean for investors.
2025-02-27
Yahoo Finance shows total compensation based on salary, bonus and exercised options — but leaves out stock awards. Proxyanalyst shows complete compensation as reported in official SEC proxy filings.
