Most investors collect information. Few interrogate it. this research tool is an AI research assistant that helps you examine assumptions, compare scenarios, and form a sharper, more independent view of the market — before you decide anything.
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Lay out two or more plausible market scenarios side by side and examine the assumptions, conditions, and implications of each. this research tool helps you think through what would need to be true for each path to materialise, and what the consequences might be for your research — without steering you towards a preferred outcome.
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Every thesis has hidden premises. The Assumption Audit feature prompts you to surface and articulate the beliefs your investment idea depends on, then examines each one for logical consistency, evidential support, and sensitivity to change. It is a structured way to find the weak points in your own reasoning before they find you.
Audit Your Assumptions
Bring in the information you have gathered — from company reports, market commentary, sector data, or your own notes — and this research tool helps you structure it into a coherent analytical picture. Identify gaps, resolve contradictions, and build a research record you can return to and refine over time.
Organise Your Research
Every investment idea rests on a set of beliefs about the future. this research tool helps you make those beliefs explicit, test their internal logic, and identify where your reasoning is strong and where it is fragile — before a position moves against you.
Research accumulates in fragments: articles, reports, notes, half-formed thoughts. this research tool helps you bring those fragments together, identify what is missing, and build a structured picture you can actually reason from.
Markets do not follow a single path. this research tool helps you think through multiple plausible outcomes, understand what each would require, and weigh them against one another — without defaulting to the scenario you want to be true.
Meaningful information is often peripheral, incremental, or easy to dismiss. this research tool is designed to surface connections and patterns in the research you bring to it, drawing your attention to details that may be more significant than they first appear.
Risk is not a footnote — it is embedded in every assumption you make. this research tool helps you identify the specific risks attached to a thesis, think through their likelihood and potential impact, and decide whether you are comfortable with what you are actually taking on.
The goal is not to tell you what to think. It is to give you the analytical tools to think more clearly for yourself. this research tool supports your independence as an investor — it does not substitute for it.
Start with a market question you want to think through, a company you are researching, or a set of information you have already gathered. There is no prescribed format — this research tool meets you where your thinking currently is and helps you move it forward.
this research tool works through the logic of your research with you. It surfaces the assumptions you are making, maps the scenarios worth considering, identifies the risks embedded in your thesis, and draws your attention to signals or context that may be relevant. The process is analytical, not prescriptive.
The output is not a recommendation. It is a sharper, better-examined version of your own thinking — one you have tested against alternatives and understood in its full context. From that position, you are better placed to make your own informed decision.
You have been following a listed company for several months and believe the current share price undervalues its long-term prospects. Before forming a firm view, you bring your thesis to this research tool. It helps you map the key assumptions underpinning your argument, identify the financial and operational signals that would confirm or challenge them, and compare how the business looks under different macro conditions. You leave the session with a clearer, more stress-tested position — not a recommendation, but a sharper analytical framework you built yourself.
Most investment mistakes begin with an assumption that was never examined. this research tool helps you find it before the market does. Start building a more rigorous research process today — no trades, no advice, just clearer thinking.