MarketIntelligenceScanner
A research pipeline covering fifty-four listed companies across enterprise software, semiconductors and infrastructure. It runs before the market opens, scores every name against the same rubric, and delivers a ranked brief — so the first thing I read each morning is a conclusion, not a spreadsheet.
iThe problem
Watching a large universe by hand does not scale, and doing it inconsistently is worse than not doing it — you end up comparing numbers produced by different standards.
Sentiment-driven decisions feel informed while being almost entirely narrative.
Existing tools either cost a subscription or hide their methodology, so the number arrives without any way to interrogate it.
iiThe approach
One transparent scoring rubric: a neutral baseline, adjusted by momentum, valuation, sentiment, news flow and risk. Every adjustment is visible and tunable, so a score can always be explained.
Concurrent data collection, because the bottleneck was network latency rather than computation.
Fundamentals pulled from primary sources — SEC filings parsed directly — rather than trusting a third-party summary of a summary.
Output is a ranked brief with the reasoning attached, delivered before the open rather than on request.
iiiWhat it produces
Fifty-four companies assessed on identical footing in a single pass, with the rationale for each ranking retained.
A ranking can be traced back to the specific inputs that produced it, which makes disagreement productive instead of circular.
Runs unattended on a weekday schedule through the same pipeline described in Market Intelligence Automation.
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