AI-run value analysis · every Friday
Every Friday: every value pick along with a few ‘traps’ and overhyped names delivered straight to your inbox before the open.
Built by a guy with a physics & mathematics background, who spent time at a major investment bank — I trained the AI to do the heavy lifting, so you (and I) can relax and get the intel. This is exactly how I pick my trades now, and it’s been incredibly successful.
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…and 9 more, value picks first — every Friday.
One email, Friday morning: as many value picks as the market offers, plus the ‘cheap for a reason’ traps and the overhyped names to avoid — rigor without the homework.
The AI runs all ~5,000 U.S. public companies through a disciplined value screen every week — profitability, balance-sheet strength, and valuation — no cherry-picking, no blind spots.
The AI pulls the real 10-Ks and latest quarterly reports — primary-source homework, not recycled headlines or hot takes.
Every name is a value pick (a great business trading cheap), cheap for a reason (statistically cheap but flawed), or too expensive — value picks first.
A new issue every Friday morning — the week's value picks (plus the traps and overhyped names to steer around), grounded in the filings. Cancel anytime; your first issue arrives this Friday.
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Yes — the heavy lifting is. An AI screens the entire market on classic value fundamentals and reads the actual filings each week; I direct and review it. You get institutional-grade rigor without the 60-hour week.
A physics & math major who spent time at a major investment bank and loves the market — and got tired of doing the analytical grind by hand, so I automated it.
One Friday-morning email: as many value picks as the screen and the filings can justify — genuinely strong businesses trading cheap — then the 'cheap for a reason' traps to avoid and a couple of the most overhyped names, each grounded in the filings.
No. Edge Thirteen is a general-circulation educational publication — impersonal analysis of publicly traded companies, not individualized investment advice. Investing carries risk of loss.