R01 · Reader
Every report, read the day it lands.
Agents read research as it is published and pull out the claims that could move prices, each one linked back to the page it came from.
- Claims, not summaries
- Every claim traceable to its source
Agent-powered investment research
Your research desk, run by AI agents.
Four AI agents read every report the day it lands, check its claims against market history, and tell you what it means for your portfolio. You make the call.
SourcesResearchSmall caps into the easing cyclelive
S&P 5007,804.30+0.21%
Russell 20002,826.40+0.62%
Nasdaq Composite27,562.50+0.17%
Dow Jones51,318.60+0.12%
US 10Y yield5.330−0.41%
Dollar index (DXY)102.24−0.18%
VIX15.40−2.05%
S&P 5007,804.30+0.21%5m1H1D
Positions1 rebalance proposed
Small caps8.0%
Large caps45.0%
Bonds35.0%
Cash12.0%
Simulated prices, for illustration only. Not market data.
Four agents, one desk
R
ReaderReads every report and pulls out the claims
H
HistorianChecks each claim against market history
A
AnalystWorks out what it means for your portfolio
S
StrategistRecommends what to change, and why
There is more research than anyone can read. What matters is which of it has held up before, and what it means for the positions you hold today.
How the desk works
Meet the agents.
H02 · Historian
Has this been right before?
Each claim is checked against market history: when the same thing was said in the past, what happened next, and under which conditions it failed.
- Past occurrences found automatically
- Failures explained, not averaged away
A03 · Analyst
One report, three questions.
What does it mean for the market, for single stocks, and for the way your portfolio is allocated today? The agents answer all three, separately.
- Broad market, single names, your allocation
- Read against the positions you actually hold
S04 · Strategist
A suggestion, with the evidence attached.
Agents propose portfolio changes inside your trading terminal and show the reasoning behind each one. Your team decides what to trade.
- Every suggestion cites its reports and backtests
- Nothing is traded without your approval
What you get back
A brief you can argue with.
Source report
Small caps into the easing cycle
Claims found
Rate cuts will favour small caps over the next two quarters tested
Refinancing pressure has peaked tested
Valuations are near a ten-year low against large caps tested
Analysis of claim 1
- History
- Held in most earlier easing cycles. Failed when earnings were contracting at the same time.
- Market
- Modest support for the broad index; most of the effect is rotation inside it.
- Stocks
- Strongest for domestic, rate-sensitive names with floating-rate debt.
- Portfolio
- Your small-cap weight sits below benchmark, so the view matters more than usual.
- Suggestion
- Consider raising small-cap exposure in steps. Revisit if earnings revisions turn negative.
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