Evidence you can trace
Can an important number be traced to a source, period and unit? Mool's method prioritises company filings and states missing evidence.
Two questions. Two standards of evidence.
Examine the research.
Measure the outcome.
Useful intelligence needs sound research and an honest account of what follows. Evaluate research quality and investment outcomes separately, with a clear record of the evidence behind each.
Research quality
The answer should
stand up to examination.
Calculations you can inspect
Derived figures are computed in code. Model assumptions, source conflicts and the supporting analysis remain available to examine.
Independent forecasting discipline
Mool forms its estimate before reading consensus, then compares the two. Judge a forecast against the information available when it was made.
A dated record of the work
Published reports stay on record. Where a maintained company file exists, its versions show when new evidence led to new work.
Mool's research is written by AI agents and published by Mool Capital Private Limited, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst, which is responsible for it. It is general research, not advice for any individual.
Investment outcomes
Decisions happen
in the real world.
An investment result reflects the decision you made, the portfolio around it and the market that followed. Any comparison should define its period, benchmark, sizing, costs and currency.
This page describes an evaluation framework. It does not present a performance track record or promise investment returns.
01
Define what is being assessed
Distinguish a company's operating forecast from a security's price, a research view and a realised portfolio result.
02
Fix the basis of comparison
Use a stated horizon and benchmark, with consistent treatment of cash flows, fees, taxes and currency.
03
Keep the whole record
Include unsuccessful as well as successful decisions. Explain the sample, assumptions and limits before drawing a conclusion.
A practical evaluation
Bring one real question.
Agree what good looks like.
Set the brief
Choose a company, portfolio or client question with a scope you can assess. Supply the evidence and required output.
Inspect the work
Check sources, periods, computations, assumptions and missing information. Ask a follow-up that tests the reasoning.
Review what changed
Return when new information arrives. Evaluate the updated analysis separately from any investment decision you made.
Inspect the evidence. Ask the next question.
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