These are how investors actually spend a week: screen, invert, watch a regime, paste a filing. Each kit lights named seats (unaffiliated simulations). Nothing here is a buy list. Trigger and filing kits are token extras on DeepSeek V4.
Filter US names the way a six-type growth seat would — story, category, PEG. Not a buy list.
Cheapness and balance-sheet first. Price is not a reason.
Stage and follow-through as a timing question. A breakout is a condition, not an order.
20- and 55-day style breakout rules as a filter. Survival first.
Where the cycle sits before any multiple debate. Phase reading only.
Einhorn, Burry, Icahn write kill-conditions after isolation.
Ask whether owner earnings survive a unit cycle. Fame is not a hurdle.
Rank cheapness × return on capital. The list is homework, not a rotation.
Price vs. liquidation value, then a catalyst. No catalyst is a finding.
Fifteen points as questions: people, product, research. Gossip is not a multiple.
Ask whether the tape is a liquidity event before a story. Phase, not a ticket.
What must change in capital allocation. A campaign is a condition set.
If the book cannot beat the index in the argument, the kit says switch — not trade.
Paste a filing. Extract facts and questions for unlocked seats. Token extra.
What would change a seat’s mind — levels and conditions. Not a buy or sell ticket. Token extra.
Names you already hold in your head. The desk does not route orders.
Settlement assets without a fake P/E. Value seats stay empty if they have no cash flow.