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Investment Thesis Documentation Builder
Document investment theses with concrete exit criteria to prevent emotional trading decisions during market volatility.
What You Get
Creates structured investment thesis documents with bull case, valuation, catalysts, risks, and measurable exit rules that serve as reference during emotional moments.
The Problem
The Solution
How It Works
- 1 Gather investment context: ticker, position size, horizon, and initial interest
- 2 Extract bull case through probing questions that push for specifics over vague statements
- 3 Assess valuation understanding and look up metrics if needed via WebSearch
- 4 Identify specific, measurable catalysts that could drive stock higher
- 5 Force honest risk assessment by asking what could go wrong
- 6 Define concrete, measurable exit criteria for sell/hold/buy more decisions
- 7 Create quarterly monitoring checklist with red flags and green flags
- 8 Format into structured thesis document with discipline reminder
What You'll Need
- Company ticker or name to document
- Initial thoughts on investment rationale
- Willingness to answer guided questions honestly
- Commitment to update thesis after quarterly earnings
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Requires Pro subscription ($9/month)
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