- How are stock ideas generated?
- We use a rules-based pipeline that analyzes fundamentals, news, technicals, and market context. The process and publications are identical for all readers.
- How often are signals updated?
- We publish new ideas every business day. Ideas are short-term and designed for a one-week holding period. Quotes and results on the site are updated daily, and publication alerts contain the same content for all subscribers.
- Are these investment recommendations?
- No. This is non-personalized research for general circulation. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation, or needs.
- Do you provide personalized investment advice?
- No. Content is published for general circulation and is the same for all readers. We do not consider your personal objectives, financial situation, or constraints.
- How is performance calculated?
- Performance is computed using stated, rules-based assumptions (e.g., fixed holding window, rebalancing cadence). Dividends may be included if stated. Fees, spreads, and slippage are not modeled unless explicitly specified. Full assumptions are described in Methodology.
- What's the difference between Short-term and Mid-term signals?
- They reflect different lookbacks and holding assumptions within the model. See the selection rules in Methodology.
- Can I see the full methodology?
- We disclose the general analysis approach and idea selection process. Proprietary details remain confidential. Methodology and performance calculation assumptions are documented in our Methodology section.
- What if a signal doesn't perform as expected?
- Past performance is not indicative of future results. Models have limitations; always do your own research.
- How often are trending stocks updated?
- New stock ideas are published every business day. Once an idea is posted, it remains active for seven days, and its quotes and results are updated daily while that window is open.
- Are these stock picks financial advice?
- No. This is research for general circulation and does not take your objectives, financial situation, or needs into account.
- Where can I review the full historical track record?
- Use Model Ideas History on the homepage to review past ideas and their closed results. For broader coverage across companies, the All Stock Research Ideas page lists the latest idea date and result by company. The full calculation framework is described in Methodology & Disclosures.