Issues rarely begin where they are reported, the real story starts several steps upstream, this is where we live
Most reporting services tell you what a company is doing. We know that the real story starts several steps before that: a drought that affects data centre cooling, a data centre capacity issue that slows a factory, a factory with low productivity that prevents a company from developing their product. It's the upstream steps that have the biggest effects.
What a subscription carries
Every finding, the route behind it and the record
Findings arrive daily, weekly or monthly. Each names the report it started from, the route traced through the supply chain and the operational change expected at the company that route reaches, with the date it settles. The track record is published by supply-chain depth and updated as findings resolve.
Without an account the track record and a dated public preview are still open to read.
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The findings feed and the company list are in the menu above.
What is published
Findings, dated and falsifiable
Each finding names a company, states what is expected to happen operationally, gives the date on which it resolves and fixes in advance the kind of document that settles it. Every subscriber sees the same findings.
How confidence is shown
A word first
Limited, Emerging, Encouraging or Strong. The number behind the word and the reasons for it are one click away. A finding with Limited confidence is published all the same; publication does not imply significance.
How the record is kept
Settled against primary documents
When a finding reaches its date it is settled against a filing, a set of accounts or a results statement and the quoted passage is kept. Outcomes are counted by supply-chain depth. No single overall figure is published.
What is not here
No market data of any kind
No prices, no charts, nothing drawn from a market. Companies are listed by the date of their last change or alphabetically. Nothing is ordered by preference.