Help me in Finding a Better Way to Organize Investment Research Notes

I am an investor who makes investment decisions based on my own research. I read annual reports, investor presentations, and conference call transcripts. During my initial research, I note down important points and expectations in a notebook.

The challenge comes when I need to review the company after the next quarterly results. While reading the latest conference call, I want to compare:

  • What management said in the previous conference call

  • What they actually delivered

  • What I had expected (for example, margins, growth, or capex)

  • How the actual results compare with those expectations

Doing this manually from my notes becomes very difficult and time-consuming.

Is anyone else facing the same issue? If yes, how do you manage and track management commentary, your expectations, and actual performance over time? I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or tools that can help.

Hi @Sipun_Mohanty you can give Google Notebooklm a try, the application it pretty good at tracking various notes and pdfs over time