What gets scored
The Suggested Investment Score combines Risk Intelligence (30%), Long-Term Potential (30%), Fundamental Momentum (20%) and Ownership Intelligence (20%). Those weights are fixed and are the source of truth for the daily ranking.
What does not get scored
Valuation Intelligence and Capital Returns Intelligence are research lenses displayed on company profiles at 0% weight in the score and the ranking. They are research models, not validated return predictors.
Controls we hold ourselves to
These are the rules that make the output usable.
- Point-in-time evidence only, with recorded availability dates
- Immutable, versioned snapshots so history cannot be quietly rewritten
- Explicit coverage and freshness labels on every company
- Missing evidence shown as missing, never assumed
- No price targets, no forecasts, no recommendations, no automated trading
What a high rank means
It means the measured evidence available today, under a fixed methodology, compares favourably with other covered companies. It is not a prediction and not advice, and it can be wrong.
Why this matters
Understanding the boundaries of a research system is what makes it safe to use.
Terms used in this lesson
- Suggested Investment Score
- Our composite research score: Risk 30%, Long-Term Potential 30%, Fundamental Momentum 20%, Ownership Intelligence 20%.
- Point-in-time
- Using only the information that was genuinely available on a given historical date.
- Coverage
- How much reliable evidence exists for a company. Low coverage means less can be assessed.
- 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.