Disclosures

Opinions, not personalized advice.

The compliance posture of this site, in plain language. Opinionated, but disciplined — and always in writing.

Opinions, not personalized advice

This site expresses opinions about publicly traded securities. The opinions are anchored to a transparent scorecard methodology and, where shown, to technical-setup scores computed from public market data. They are not personalized investment advice for any individual's situation, tax position, time horizon, or risk tolerance. They are not, and should not be construed as, individualized recommendations.

What you will see: editorial framing such as “buy on a pullback,” “tracking for entry,” “trim on strength,” “pass at this price.” Each is anchored to a specific scorecard or technical setup published on this site.

What you will not see: imperative trade commands (“BUY NOW,” “SELL”), specific price-with-deadline targets (“$X by Y date”), probabilistic certainty (“guaranteed,” “will,” “must”), or advice tailored to any individual's circumstances. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Publisher posture

This site operates under the Investment Advisers Act publisher exemption (15 U.S.C. § 80b-2(a)(11)(D)). Specifically:

For investment advice tailored to an individual situation, consult a registered investment advisor.

Sources of data

Inputs come from primary sources: SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, DEF 14A, Form 4), earnings call transcripts (audio transcribed and scraped from issuer IR pages), end-of-day market data (Polygon), and macroeconomic series (FRED, NYU Damodaran). Every numeric input on every scorecard has a source_url and a confidence flag.

See /methodology for the formula chain and /about for the editorial posture.

Computed, not narrated

All scoring math is regular TypeScript code. No score on this site is generated by an LLM. The LLM is used only to identify and extract inputs from filings and transcripts; code computes the score from those inputs and from the formulas published on /methodology.

Conflicts of interest

The author may hold positions in some of the companies covered on this site. Coverage is determined by the Infrastructure of Tomorrow investing thesis (data centers, AI compute silicon, robotics, power infrastructure, critical materials, quantum computing) and by what is investable on US exchanges — not by the author's personal book.

No company, fund, or other party pays for coverage or for placement. There is no affiliate revenue, no sponsored placement, and no paid tier as of v1.

Track record honesty

Monthly snapshots of every ranking are immutable and publicly accessible at /track-record. Methodology changes affect future snapshots only; historical snapshots are never recomputed. The “We Got It Wrong” log is published.

Found a wrong number?

Every numeric claim on this site is traceable. If a number doesn't match the cited source — or a citation has rotted — email research@financial-hub.example with the page URL and the specific number. Corrections are logged and visible in the change log.

Jurisdiction and audience

This site covers US-listed equities. International coverage is deferred to v1.5. The site is published from the United States and is intended for general informational use; readers in jurisdictions with stricter financial-content rules should treat it as such.

Trademarks and quotations

Company names, ticker symbols, and product names are property of their respective owners. Quotations from earnings calls and filings are used under fair-use principles for commentary, criticism, and reporting; primary-source URLs are always cited.