Dossiers · 225 published · 225 with a kill line · 7 archetypes · 17 themes
Thesis. Kill line. Catalyst. Per ticker.
A full research note on every stock we cover: what the model thinks and why, the case for and against, the dates that matter and the price that would prove it wrong. Written by Claude Opus from each company's filings, releases, news and analyst moves, and dated, so you always know how fresh it is.
Watch lists
Archetype mix
- Theme leader 44 · 20%
- Picks and shovels 39 · 17%
- Second-order beneficiary 26 · 12%
- Business pivot 68 · 30%
- Event-driven 24 · 11%
- Crowd-driven 2 · 1%
- Distinct case 22 · 10%
Freshness · last analysed
- ≤ 7 days 197 · 88%
- ≤ 30 days 28 · 12%
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What is a FrontierPicks dossier?
A per-ticker research note written by a frontier language model: the current thesis, the archetype the name is trading as, the next dated catalyst, and an explicit kill line — the price level or event that would prove the pick wrong. Every dossier is dated and rewritten as the facts change.
How many stocks does FrontierPicks cover?
225 US tickers have a dossier right now. All 225 published dossiers include both a dated thesis and a kill line, the price that would prove it wrong. Coverage follows the research: the stocks we hold, the themes on the move, and the largest US companies. 147 stocks are re-read every trading day: every stock in the portfolio or with an open pick, plus those in accelerating themes, reporting soon or moving sharply. The other 78 are re-read on a rolling cycle, and none is more than 6 sessions old.
Is AI-generated stock research reliable?
It should be judged the way any research is judged: on whether its calls beat the market. FrontierPicks is built to make that measurable. Every medium-or-higher conviction pick names its kill line before it opens and is graded against the S&P 500 over the same days on a public scoreboard, losers included. It is research to evaluate, not advice.
How often are the dossiers updated?
On a rolling cycle, not uniformly. 147 stocks are re-read every trading day: every stock in the portfolio or with an open pick, plus those in accelerating themes, reporting soon or moving sharply. The other 78 are re-read on a rolling cycle, and none is more than 6 sessions old. The model re-reads a covered name against fresh price, filing and news data and rewrites the dossier when the facts move; each page shows its own last-updated date rather than a sitewide timestamp, so the cadence is checkable name by name.