Equity Research
Ask for a ticker and Thesis pulls real fundamentals, computes the ratios analysts actually use, and writes a thesis grounded in those numbers.
Every claim traced to its source
Every sentence in a report that makes a factual claim links back to the calculation or data point behind it. When a client asks where a figure came from, you have an answer instead of a guess — the ratio, the filing, the date it was pulled.
A calculation engine that never invents a number
Ratios, a discounted cash flow valuation, and an attention score that flags what actually moved and why are all computed by code that runs the same way every time. The model's job is explaining what the calculations already found, in plain English, with a citation for every claim it makes — never producing the number itself.
Reports flag their own gaps
If a metric is missing or a data source is stale, the report says so instead of quietly working around it. Every report also carries a confidence signal and full version history — regenerate a single section (fundamentals, risk, or the plain-English summary) without touching the rest, and the prior version is preserved, never silently overwritten.