Most investors drown in financial noise — thousands of SEC filings, complex GAAP tags, and misleading headlines. Our automated Signal Sentinel cuts through the complexity to find the few direct truths that actually matter.
In 2000, I sold my company and handed the proceeds to a Wall Street advisor who charged 2% annually — win or lose. I didn't like that math. So I took control, built a disciplined process around following the cash, and never looked back.
12 years of fully transparent, year-by-year performance — every green year and every red year. No cherry-picking. No hypothetical backtests. Just real returns from a real brokerage account.
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Our fully automated pipeline ingests raw SEC data, applies multiple analytical lenses, and delivers only high-signal alerts — with human approval before anything reaches the community.
Each tool applies a different lens to the same data, revealing what a single perspective would miss.
Identifies "zombie companies" — firms that appear healthy on the surface but are burning cash, loaded with debt, and running out of time. The Death Clock estimates how long before the truth becomes undeniable.
Analyzes Funds From Operations (FFO), payout ratios, and debt structures for Real Estate Investment Trusts. Catches dividend cuts before they happen by tracking the metrics that actually predict sustainability.
Specialized analysis for Business Development Companies — evaluating Net Investment Income coverage, NAV trends, and portfolio quality to score dividend sustainability.
Every significant alert is independently analyzed by three AI models — OpenAI, Gemini, and Perplexity. The "Forensic Jury" approach eliminates single-model bias and surfaces consensus insights.
Applies the Rule of 40 framework — combining revenue growth and profit margin — to score financial efficiency. Companies above 40 are healthy; below signals trouble worth investigating.
Detects when reported metrics diverge from underlying XBRL data — a potential sign of aggressive accounting, restated figures, or hidden deterioration in financial health.
We track what management tries to hide — "Friday Trash Dumps," late filings, unusual amendments, and after-hours 8-K filings. The Sentiment Razor surfaces the patterns that precede bad news before it becomes headline news.
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