Claremont Street · Institutional-Grade Equity Research

[ 02 ]Product demo

See exactly what you get. Every verdict, with its evidence attached.

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NVIDIA Corp

Verdict · Strong

167 / 167 checks run

Scorecard · 7 pillars

167 checks · 0 unresolved

PillarGradeScore/100

Business qualityStrong88

Moat & positionWide91

Financial strengthStrong84

Mgmt & capitalAligned79

ValuationFull58

Growth runwayLong86

Risks & flagsWatch64

Verdict and scores are research output, not a recommendation. You decide.

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[ 03 ]The framework

Every stock runs through the same institutional checklist. 167 points. No shortcuts.

7 pillars · 167 individual checks · graded the same on every company

Every check cited to its source

01Business quality

28

02Moat & competitive position

24

03Financial strength

31

04Management & capital allocation

22

05Valuation & margin of safety

26

06Growth & reinvestment runway

20

07Risks & red flags

16

We surface the evidence and a single, auditable verdict. You decide what to do with it.

167checks

A research tool. We never place trades or manage money. Nothing here is investment advice.

[ 04 ]Common questions

The questions we keep getting asked.

You enter any ticker. We run it through a 167-point institutional research framework and return the evidence, a 7-pillar scorecard, and a clear verdict, with every claim cited back to its source. You get in minutes what used to take hours. Then you make the call.

No. We surface the evidence and a structured verdict so you can reach your own conclusion. We never tell you what to buy or sell, and we never place trades. The decision is always yours.

No. Claremont Street is a research tool, not a financial advisor. Nothing on this site or in a memo is investment advice or a recommendation, and we are not a registered investment advisor. Always do your own diligence before you invest.

Public filings (10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks), company fundamentals going back decades, earnings-call transcripts, and live market and macro data. Every claim in a memo links back to the source so you can verify it yourself.

It's the checklist a disciplined analyst would run, encoded. Seven pillars (business quality, moat, financial strength, management and capital allocation, valuation, growth runway, and risks) broken into 167 individual checks. Every stock is graded the same way, every time, so the analysis is consistent and auditable.

Co-founder Jack (Taehwan) Kim, after time at a Korean hedge fund, encoded the checklist he ran on his own book into the 167-point framework. The discipline behind it — evidence first, same checks on every name — is the product. His personal track record is his own; it is not advice and not a guarantee of any result.

Do-it-yourself investors who want institutional-depth research without spending hours per name. If you want the analysis so you can decide for yourself, this is built for you. If you want someone to manage your money, we are not that product.

We're live. Create a free account and run your first stock through the framework — no card required. You can also download a sample report first to see exactly what you'll get.

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[ 05 ]From the journal

Notes on patient investing, written as we build.

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See exactly what you get. Every verdict, with its evidence attached.

Every stock runs through the same institutional checklist. 167 points. No shortcuts.

The questions we keep getting asked.

Notes on patient investing, written as we build.

Owner Earnings vs. Reported Earnings: What We Use

5 Red Flags That Auto-Fail a Company in Our Framework

Comfort Systems USA (FIX): The AI Bottleneck Is Shifting to Skilled Labor

Run your first stock through the framework.