Last updated: October 7, 2026
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WT Terminal is a financial publication. It applies a desk of ten analysts to a publicly traded security — five that compute their readings directly from filed statements and market prices, and five AI models that reason over those figures — and publishes what each one concludes, along with the figures each relied on.
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The readings come from a desk of ten analysts applying publicly documented methods of investment analysis to financial data from public filings (SEC EDGAR) and third-party market-data sources. Five are computed — momentum, valuation models, credit ratios, accounting-quality tests and chart indicators are arithmetic, with no language model involved. Five are large language models reasoning over figures the computed side supplies; every figure they cite is checked against that data, and one of them — the short seller — argues the case against and does not vote. All of it is software output.
Notes may be rewritten into plain English by a language model. This changes the wording, while the original analysis, figures and votes stay intact. When a checked plain-English copy is available, Full reading shows the original. If rewriting fails its preservation checks, the original is shown.
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