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Equity research

Coverage for the companies the sell side stopped reading.

A full initiation on your company, and a note after every filing. Published free, and every figure ties to the filing it came from.

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The gap

Below a billion dollars, the sell side stops reading.

Coverage follows trading commissions, and a company this size does not generate any.

  • 44%

    of small and mid-caps have no analyst at all.

    SEC Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation, December 2024

  • 3

    analysts on the average microcap. Twenty on an S&P 500 name.

    SEC Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation, January 2026

  • 1%

    is what a stock loses the day its last analyst drops it.

    Kelly and Ljungqvist, New York University, 2011

What a note contains

Six sections, written to one standard.

Five pages. A tear sheet, a boxed thesis, then the six.

01

The business

What it sells, to whom, and the unit economics under it.

02

The market

The addressable market, sourced and dated. The peer set, named once.

03

Financials

Five years back, three forward. As filed, not as presented.

04

Valuation

Bear, base and bull with probabilities. One twelve-month target.

05

Risks

Exactly five, ranked by expected cost.

06

Catalysts

Five to seven, dated, each with the number to watch.

The tear sheet carries float, daily volume, short interest, institutional ownership and insider holding, read from 13F, 13D and 13G filings by CUSIP rather than an aggregator. No analyst is named on a published note; the standard is the firm’s.

How it works

The model finds it. We write it. It stays free.

  1. The model reads the market

    Every US-listed company, scored on 49 factors: size and tradeability, profitability, the gap between company value and market value, and who is already watching.

  2. We choose from what it surfaces

    Initiations on companies we would want to own. Where we would not, we decline, which is why you will not find a sell rating here.

  3. We read the whole record

    Filings, transcripts, the register by CUSIP, and management on every name, every note.

  4. It publishes free

    The argument sits on the page for anyone, and the PDF goes to anyone who asks.

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Each new note with its thesis in three lines, and the price moves on every covered name since the last issue. Read past issues.

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An intake rather than a promise, and somebody reads every one. Asking does not make a company a client, and no amount of money buys a rating.