Readers mirror 44 legendary investors (Buffett, Burry, Ackman, Klarman…) by exporting a copy sheet, target weights plus a dollar split, and placing the trades at their own broker. We never execute and never hold money: a publisher, not an adviser.
Millions of retail investors already copy famous portfolios, from 13F snapshots that are up to 45 days stale. Copy-trading apps polish that stale mirror. Nobody publishes the next filing.
One model per investor, trained on their filing history plus ~250 public signals (insider buys, congressional trades, activist stakes, options flow, news tone), predicts their next new position, published as a probability with an as-of date, rolled into one 0–100 PriorScore across 1,200+ US stocks.
Top-15 basket vs S&P 500, 35 backtested quarters, net of costs: +2.2 pts/q, beat the index 23/35, t ≈ 1.31. The CI includes zero and we publish that sentence everywhere it appears.
Retail copy-investing is mainstream (Autopilot-class apps prove demand); disclosure data and alt-signals are cheap and machine-readable; and post-hype, an anti-hype research brand is the open position in the market.
Free general-circulation research (publisher under Lowe v. SEC, no adviser registration), monetized by a paid weekly digest and partner licensing of scores to brokers and research platforms. We never touch customer funds.
Per-investor models compound with every filing season (data moat), and a published, graded calibration record compounds with every quarter (honesty moat). Both are slow to build and hard to fake, which is the point.