The active score
The Suggested Investment Score is built from four components with fixed weights: Risk Intelligence 30%, Long-Term Potential 30%, Fundamental Momentum 20% and Ownership Intelligence 20%.
Those weights are the single source of truth for the score and the daily ranking.
Two supporting lenses
Valuation Intelligence and Capital Returns Intelligence are research lenses shown on company profiles. Each contributes 0% to the Suggested Investment Score and 0% to the daily ranking. They add context; they are never silently averaged into the score.
What the score is not
It is not a recommendation, a prediction, a price target or a promise. It is a structured summary of measured evidence at a point in time, and it can be wrong.
Evidence first
Where evidence is missing, the platform says so rather than filling the gap. Missing data never becomes an assumed value, and no company is ranked on evidence it does not have.
Why the weights are fixed rather than adjustable
A fixed weighting scheme means the score means the same thing for every company on every day, which is what makes comparisons across the ranking meaningful. If weights shifted case by case, the ranking would stop being a consistent measurement and would instead reflect whatever weighting happened to be chosen for a particular company.
Why this matters
You cannot use a score responsibly until you know exactly what it does and does not contain.
How this connects to Intelligent Accumulation
The score is the 'buy intelligently' input in the four-habit framework: it is one structured way of comparing where a new contribution might be directed, never an instruction to act.
Read the full approachTerms used in this lesson
- Suggested Investment Score
- Our composite research score: Risk 30%, Long-Term Potential 30%, Fundamental Momentum 20%, Ownership Intelligence 20%.
- Risk Intelligence
- One of our four scored components: measured evidence about a company's risk characteristics.
- Fundamental Momentum
- One of our four scored components: whether measured business fundamentals are improving or deteriorating.
- Ownership Intelligence
- One of our four scored components: measured evidence about who owns a company, from public disclosures.
Check your understanding
No score is recorded. This is only here to test whether the lesson landed.
Key takeaways
- Four components — Risk, Long-Term Potential, Fundamental Momentum, Ownership — make up 100% of the score
- Valuation Intelligence and Capital Returns Intelligence add context at 0% weight
- The score is a structured summary of evidence, not a prediction or recommendation
- Missing evidence is disclosed, never assumed
Related concepts
- Written by
- Suggested Investments Research Team
- Content type
- Educational article
- Published
- 2026-09-13
- Last reviewed
- 2026-09-13
Sources and methodology
- Intelligent Accumulation methodology — Suggested InvestmentsPrimary source
Educational content only. This lesson is not investment, tax or legal advice and does not recommend buying or selling any specific investment. All investing involves the risk of loss.