Methodology

Phase 1 articles start from primary filings and public data — red herrings and prospectuses, exchange notices, and company financial statements. Every number in an article is expected to trace to a cited source with an access date.

Results reviews (/research/results/) are produced by the AlphaResearch Results Model from each company's NSE results filing and XBRL, its earnings-call transcript, investor presentation and press release. The model scores four things: Results Quality (the quarter's numbers against the company's own trajectory), Management Accountability (a promise ledger of what management said and what it later delivered, with whether misses were owned), Outlook Trust (how well past guidance calibrated) and a Valuation Gap (the growth the current price implies against the growth delivered — expressed as growth rates, never as a rupee value). The composite is a letter grade, A+ to D, on fixed bands, with a trend arrow against the previous quarter. The grade is a model output and an independent opinion; it is not personalised advice and carries no target price or fair value. The full formulas, weights and thresholds are published in the model reference in the repository and the model version is printed on every review.

A screener and the per-symbol data view are the next phase. Until then, treat every other article as a standalone independent opinion on one company or offer, not a quantitative rating.