read-through: one side has reported this cycle, the other reports within 3 daysreports that day
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subClassOf declared property (domain → range) observed in the data, not declared member of core classes: gold and centralthe pill is the count in this run; the arc how populated, against the largest classsmall dashed ring: no instances
Company screen
Read-only, for research. The screen reads the graph and the price index; it sends nothing to the trading engine. Click a heading to sort, a row to open the company in the graph.
Investment judge
Owner only. Research and paper trading only.
The judge weighs the lab's evidence (price trends at each scale, read without later bars; estimate revisions, guidance, surprises, ratings, valuation) and cites it. Every verdict is kept for scoring. It is not financial advice, and it sends nothing to the trading engine. The same judge answers in the private chat.
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Ontology
Properties
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Data quality
Click a company to open it and see how its facts entered the graph
The graph opens on an overview: each sector is a hub, with its companies around it. Clicking a company opens it: its entities and facts appear around it, then the filings and passages they came from, and at the edge the ontology's own concepts, which facts point at. Clicking a sector lists its companies.
Links are coloured by what they mean, and the legend below shows or hides each kind. Amber lines join a supplier and a customer it names in its 10-K. Zoomed out, they are drawn once between each pair of sectors, wider for more links, with a ring on a sector's hub for the links within it; select a sector to keep its own while you zoom, or zoom in, or select a company, to see each company's. Click any link to read what it stands for. Grey dots outside the ring are listed companies the run does not hold, beyond their sector as estimated from their SIC code.
Pick a reporting season at the foot of the graph to replay it a day at a time. Each linked company lights up on the day its earnings release reaches the market, and the bar counts the read-throughs due that day: links where one side has reported in the last 45 days (the window that puts two releases in one season) and the other reports within 3 days. Click the count to list them, then the others still open, soonest release first; on the graph the due ones are the bright lines, and the companies about to report are ringed. A link shows only on days a 10-K named the customer.
A fact's panel shows its class as the ontology defines it, its values, its links, and the passage text it was extracted from.
Click a class in the legend to hide or show it. Scroll to zoom, drag the background to pan, click the background to clear.
Ask the Q&A agent about the companies in the graph. It resolves your wording to the ontology and answers from the live graph in Neptune, governed metrics from XBRL and the release passages, as the signed-in user. Nodes it cites light up in the graph. ?
Private mode, for tokens with private access. The chat answers from releases and their earnings call transcripts (licensed for private research only) ?, writing SPARQL against the ontology. Each answer shows the queries it ran, so a question that fails shows whether the ontology had no term for it, the facts were not extracted, or the query missed them.
Plan
This token can browse the private graph but not ask about it: asking needs private ask access. Switch to Public to use the public chat.
Answers are generated by AI from company filings, can be wrong, and are not investment advice. Disclaimer
SPARQL
What extraction repaired, dropped or lost in each run of the private dataset, and why. Nothing is hidden: a dropped item is shown as the model gave it, with the errors that dropped it, and a failed document with what the model returned.