Prove your edge with receipts
Every thesis and claim scored over time — a verifiable track record for an allocator, a boss, or your followers.
The problem
"Trust me, I called it" doesn't raise capital or win followers. Without a time-stamped, scored record, your best calls are indistinguishable from luck — and your process is invisible to anyone evaluating you.
How Valuein does it
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Write claims, not vibes
save_claim records an atomic, evidence-backed statement cited to a filing; link_claim_to_thesis composes claims into a thesis with conviction and horizon.
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Let the data grade you
score_claim and score_thesis_outcome auto-grade your calls against what actually happened — your accuracy is measured, not asserted.
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Make it public on your terms
list_public_theses_by_user powers a public @handle profile with your scored track record — an SEO/AEO-indexed page that turns your research into reputation.
In practice
You ask
Log a claim: 'Gross margin re-rates above 60% within 4 quarters' tied to my long thesis, cited to the latest 10-Q.
Valuein returns
Claim saved + linked to the thesis, cited to the filing. It will auto-score as quarters print, updating your public accuracy track record.
The outcome
Your edge becomes provable — a compounding, auditable record you can take to an allocator, a boss, or an audience.
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Frequently asked
Is my research public by default?
No — theses, claims, and reports are private by default. You choose what to publish to your @handle profile and what to keep private or share by link.
How are claims scored?
Each claim is an evidence-backed, testable statement cited to a filing. As new data arrives it's auto-graded against the outcome, building a measured accuracy record over time.
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