What AIR does
US-listed companies worth roughly $500 million to $15 billion, reviewed at the end of each month. Every day, AIR reads their public record: SEC filings, regulatory decisions, quarterly reports. It measures what each company has actually done, measures how much the market is paying attention, and highlights where the distance between the two is widest — the Discovery Gap. AIR reads new filings and refreshes every score each trading day; the company universe is reviewed at the end of each month. Alerts tell you when a company you follow moves.
Five perspectives, one score
The AIR Score™ (0–100) looks at a company from five independent angles: business quality, valuation, documented progress, market behaviour, and risk. Each perspective is shown in plain words on every company page, together with the evidence behind it. We publish our reasoning, not our formula.
Honest by design
Every company carries a confidence rating. When a piece of the picture is missing, the page says “not enough data yet” — a gap is never filled with a guess.
What AIR is not
- AIR does not issue price targets or personalized advice.
- AIR does not predict returns or promise that attention will follow progress.
- AIR is not a portfolio tracker, a brokerage, or a trading tool.
AIR provides research and information. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal. Decisions are yours.