About the 25-Point Scorecard
Every deep report ends with a 25-point scorecard that summarises the underwriting checks the model runs against public disclosures and recent news. Each item is a binary judgement: 1 = met or 0 = not met. The total across the three categories is the final score out of 25.
Company (10 points)
Fundamentals, capital structure, management track record, and governance signals drawn from filings and long-horizon disclosures.
Product (6 points)
Product-market fit, pricing power, customer concentration, and durability of the core revenue engine.
Environment (9 points)
Industry demand, competitive intensity, regulatory posture, and macro exposures facing the business today.
How to read a score
A high score signals that most underwriting checks are currently satisfied — not that the stock is a buy. Use the scorecard alongside the scenarios, catalysts, and risks sections of the report. The justification under each item cites the specific source the model used, so you can audit any individual point.
Scores reflect the snapshot at the time the report was generated. Re-run the report to refresh them when new filings or material news land.