This category collects reusable calculation specifications, entry and option methods, and data/version evaluation processes. General means a method can support research across stocks; it does not mean it has been calibrated or shown predictive advantages for every stock.
v0.1 design specification · uncalibrated
Study demand, delivery, product cycles, margins and growth persistence.
A shared calculation specification for NVDA and AVGO; each company keeps separate earnings paths, accounting bridges and multiples.
v0.1 design specification · uncalibrated
Study revenue, operating profit, capital intensity and cash conversion in advertising, subscriptions, cloud and retail.
A segment-to-group earnings bridge for GOOGL, MSFT and AMZN; shared methods do not imply shared parameters.
Research and execution design · cross-stock validation incomplete
Study how valuation distance, quality, trends and execution confirmation form testable entry rules.
Uses equity valuation and risk information to define entry conditions; it does not calculate company fair value.
Experiment archive · full PMCC validation incomplete
Study premiums, assignment risk, volatility and position structure for covered and diagonal calls.
Uses valuation and the holding thesis as context, then examines option income and risk; option premiums are not equity valuation.
Method map · dated historical record
Organize the relationship between data, operating earnings, multiples, horizons, entry and income management.
Explains the role and boundaries of each module; preserves the stock examples and version states of that dated record.
Validation and version governance · includes stock examples
Record data provenance, mature samples, adoption gates, errors, failed candidates and stopping rules.
Helps evaluate stock models; retrospective reconstruction, analyst comparison and independent prospective validation remain distinct.