IC one-pagers
What we know. What we don’t. What would change the view. The format that gets buy-in.
Cover every name like it’s your only one. Knowledge does the cross-referencing you never have time for — it reads every transcript, filing, and financial together, and hands back the connections, contradictions, and evidence that move your thesis.
Research prompts
The tedious, hours-long cross-referencing that stands between you and a view — cleared before you’ve finished your coffee.
The primer
Market structure, value chain, unit economics, company positioning.
The week, changed
A new name lands on your list. By the afternoon, you understand how the industry makes money, who’s taking share, what management has promised, and where the risks are buried.
Trend shifts surface across calls, filings, financials, and news while the signal is still scattered across source documents — not after it becomes consensus.
Guidance is tracked against the results that follow, turning optimism, sandbagging, and repeat misses into a record you can underwrite — not a hunch.
Parallel research agents give every company the same source-deep attention, so your coverage scales without lowering the standard of the work.
Conviction you can defend in the IC meeting — without living in the filings yourself.
A new name lands on your list. By the afternoon you have the primer: how the industry makes money, who’s taking share, what management has been promising, where the bodies are buried in the filings. The eyewear primer took one prompt. Yours takes one prompt too.
Cover more names, go deeper on each, and hand up work that already has the receipts attached.
The same primary research you’d do by hand, dispatched across specialized agents and reconciled into a single view — with a clear rule for whom to believe when sources disagree.
Summarize a single call, or extract themes across many quarters.
10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, and exhibits — reported numbers, accounting definitions, risk factors, MD&A, and segment disclosures.
Normalized metrics and full statements — margins, growth, valuation, income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow.
Daily, weekly, or compact price summaries to contextualize what the numbers did.
Latest coverage and IR materials — a fallback for exact KPI gaps, never a primary source.
The filed record outranks the press release, which outranks what was said on the call. The web never gets the last word.
The deliverables your junior analyst would spend a day building — structured, thorough, and ready to review.
What we know. What we don’t. What would change the view. The format that gets buy-in.
Any claim graded Supported, Unverified, or Speculative — each verdict tied to a primary source.
Multi-company comparison on margins, growth, and reinvestment — with the evidence behind each line.
Management’s guidance track record, sandbagging patterns, and forecast reliability across quarters.
Guidance vs. actuals across quarters, margin bridges, and segment mix shifts. Ready to paste into your model.
A thesis with evidence chains from transcripts, filings, and financials. Both sides, with receipts.
We don’t find the trade. We replace the two hours of data gathering so you can start your analysis.
You bring the judgment. We bring the content.
Five sources, cross-referenced. Connections surfaced, contradictions flagged. Start free and run your first deep dive today.
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