Ratings that show their working.
Sentinel rates any listed company and shows every factor behind the score: what moved it, how much it weighs, and what it could not see.
- revisions40+0.368
- surprise22+0.163
- catalyst11+0.090
- dilution8+0.024
- insider5no data
- shorts5−0.005
- quality4+0.022
- momentum3+0.008
- valuation2−0.008
Strong Buy only when coverage, confidence and score size all agree.
revisions 40, surprise 22, catalyst 11, dilution 8, insider 5, shorts 5, quality 4, momentum 3, valuation 2
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Nine factors, each with a fixed weight. Every bar is sized by that weight; the filled part is what the factor earned. Add the column and you have the score.
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- 01revisionsw40+0.368
- 02surprisew22+0.163
- 03catalystw11+0.090
- 04dilutionw8+0.024
- 05insiderw50 · none
- 06shortsw5−0.005
- 07qualityw4+0.022
- 08momentumw3+0.008
- 09valuationw2−0.008
Missing data counts as nothing
A factor with no data adds zero. It is never guessed, averaged in, or re-weighted onto the others. Drag coverage down and watch the score thin out.
5% of the weight has no data and contributes 0. Nothing is guessed.
It grades its own calls
Every call is held against SPY. Nothing is marked right or wrong until six trading days have passed, and the record decides how strong a rating is allowed to be.
trading days
withheld · 6 trading days to go
Screened to the ratios, not the label
Three AAOIFI ratios, each with a hard limit, measured on three-year average market value and interest income from SEC filings. Checked against the S&P 500 Shariah index, it agrees on 89% of the S&P 500. Where the filings are silent, it says so instead of guessing.
All three ratios sit inside their limits.
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