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Research notes on quality, valuation, growth, timing, and conviction — for information and education only.
For information and education only — not investment advice or a recommendation. Do your own research. Capital at risk.
PRISM Score is a longer-lived research-priority model score. PRISM Setup is the current technical state on the timeframes PRISM currently generates. Learn how they differ, when they pull apart, and how to use each without treating either as a tip.
A practical comparison of stock screeners and research platforms: what each tool is built for, where screening ends, where research begins, and how to choose the right workflow for your process.
Learn what price extension means, how moving averages and RSI add context, how to tell a breakout from a chase, and how patient timing labels support better research discipline.
A clear guide to P/E, forward P/E, PEG, EV/EBITDA and free-cash-flow yield: what each measures, when each fails, and how to compare companies without treating one ratio as a verdict.
A practical, repeatable process for researching a growth stock: from business quality and cash flow to valuation, timing, risks, and a thesis you can review later.
A clear guide to reading superinvestor and 13F holdings as research context: what filings contain, what they omit, why delays matter, and how to combine conviction with quality and valuation without copy-trading.
A practical research sequence for combining business fundamentals, valuation context, and technical timing, without mechanically averaging signals or treating any lens as a buy recommendation.
A strong business can still be a poor entry. Learn how to separate company quality, valuation context, and technical timing, and why chasing extended quality names is a common research mistake.
A practical, repeatable framework for researching quality-growth stocks: revenue and earnings durability, profitability, cash flow, balance-sheet resilience, and valuation sanity, without treating any screen as a buy signal.