Simple to read. Hard to make.
What it takes to really understand one company. Shown on Meta.
1 of 6 · Collect
1.5 millionwords about one company
It starts with reading everything.
Filings, insider trades, calls and interviews. For Meta alone, over 100 hours of reading before anything else happens.
2 of 6 · Check
1,050numbers checked against a second source
Then we double-check the numbers.
Years of statements, rebuilt by code and taken from two separate sources. At Meta, 104 of 1,050 don't match. We catch every one before it reaches you.
3 of 6 · Compare
0.7%of revenue left for owners, the lowest since 2012
Then today against everything before.
Numbers against their own history. Promises against what management said last time.
4 of 6 · Judge
3things that have to stay true
Then we say where we'd be wrong.
What has to go right, and the exact number where it stops being true. Written down in advance, and kept on record.
5 of 6 · Repeat
30changes after one quarter
A new document arrives. It all runs again.
Each run starts from what we concluded last time, so the picture builds up. Ask an ordinary chatbot, and it starts from zero.
6 of 6 · Layers
All that work. You take what you need.
A quick read on a stock you just heard about. A week on one you're about to buy. The same work underneath, as far down as you want to go.
See what it finds at the companies you follow.
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Questions about how it works
How deep does it go?
As deep as you want. Stop after the overview, or spend a week on one company. Under the nine chapters sit years of reported numbers, earnings calls in full, management in their own words, what they promised and whether they kept it, and the valuation with its scenarios.
Can't I just ask a chatbot?
A chatbot reads what it finds that day and answers once. We keep a standing record of each company, check the figures against a second source and compare today with everything before. Each new run starts from what we concluded last time.
Can I ask about something that isn't on the page?
Yes. Charlie has read the same filings and calls as the research and answers from them, with the source, so you can go further than the page does.
What happens when your view turns out wrong?
We say so. A pillar can weaken or break, and the thesis with it. You see what changed and why, and the earlier view stays on record.
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