THREE VERDICTS ON FRAMEWORK FIT
Gemstone.
Geode.
Sediment.
Every company a strategy evaluates lands in one of three tiers — a verdict on fit to a published framework, never an action to take. The evidence behind each verdict is cited to the filing.
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FIVE LENSES · THIRTEEN STRATEGIES
Published frameworks, applied identically
Each strategy is a fixed screen plus a fixed evaluation prompt, in the tradition of published value- and growth-investing research. Every subscriber who runs a strategy gets output from the identical criteria.
Cheapness with a margin of safety
From statistical net-nets to durable-moat franchises priced below their worth.
Growth priced with discipline
Classification before comparison, PEG discipline, and the leaders proving it in the numbers.
Durable returns on capital
ROIC persistence, moat evidence, and fifteen-point qualitative depth read from the filings.
Payout streaks that can continue
Dividend growth streaks with the coverage and balance sheet to keep compounding them.
Events the filings disclose
Corporate events and insider behavior that published research treats as informative.
Strategy names describe the method. Practitioner names appear only as "in the tradition of" attribution on each strategy page. Browse all five lenses →
HOW IT WORKS
Two stages, from universe to verdict
Filter the universe
Each strategy's fixed quantitative filters run against the SEC EDGAR operating universe. Near-miss rationales are kept, so you can see why a company dropped out.
Read the filings
Survivors go to the strategy's AI evaluator, which reads targeted EDGAR sections and returns a Gemstone / Geode / Sediment verdict — every claim cited to its filing section.
Check the evidence
Every verdict opens to scored dimensions, trap signals with their sources, and what couldn't be verified — flagged as unknowns, not papered over.
ANATOMY OF A VERDICT
Every claim carries its source
A verdict is not a number — it's a structured read of the filings. Every one carries the same four parts:
Sample Company's rank is supported by recurring operating earnings and current financial filings. The 10-K filed March 3, 2026 (within the 14-month window) shows net income from continuing operations of $412.8 million for FY2025, with stable, recurring operating performance across its two reporting segments. Operating expenses grew proportionally at 4.1%, with no material one-time items identified in the provided MD&A or financial notes. The data integrity, earnings recurrence, and accounting quality scores all meet or exceed the minimum threshold of 3, with no disqualifiers triggered.
WHAT IT IS · WHAT IT ISN'T
A research instrument, nothing else
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