Six-factor: Risk ≥ 60 & Valuation ≥ 70
Stocks clearing the platform's six-factor decision-overlay floors required for a Buy: Risk Profile ≥ 60/100 AND Valuation Attractiveness ≥ 70/100. Filters out names that look cheap but carry survivability risk, and names that are high-quality but priced for perfection.
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- What is the six-factor decision overlay?
- A six-dimensional rubric that scores each report on Customer Value Proposition (10% weight), Unit Economics (15%), TAM and Growth Runway (10%), Competition and Moat Durability (10%), Risk Profile (15%), and Valuation Attractiveness (40%). Each factor is scored 0-100, and the rubric is the final gate before the platform issues any Buy or Strong Buy recommendation.
- Why filter on Risk ≥ 60 AND Valuation ≥ 70?
- These are the platform's hard floors for a Buy. Without them, you can pass the rubric on a cheap stock with elevated survivability risk, or on a high-quality compounder priced for perfection — both real failure modes the floors are designed to filter out.
- How are six-factor scores stored?
- They are written into the report's nine-category scorecard rows on a 0-10 scale. This screen converts the 0-100 user-facing thresholds (60, 70) into their 0-10 equivalents (6.0, 7.0) when matching.
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