Description

Warren Buffett's shareholder letters, *Poor Charlie's Almanack*, and *The Intelligent Investor*—the standards of investment masters are all publicly available, but no one ever helps you check them against one by one. Enter a company (A-shares/Hong Kong stocks/US stocks), and choose a master's perspective: Buffett (default)/Munger/Peter Lynch/Fisher/Graham. It will connect online to verify the publicly available evidence corresponding to each standard, providing a ✅compliant/⚠️partially compliant/❌non-compliant/❓insufficient information assessment for each item, and generate a shareable scorecard long image (3:5 vertical, suitable for Xiaohongshu/WeChat Moments). Each delivery includes: ① A thorough check of the main text: Each standard includes the judgment, evidence, source, and time point, along with a "translation into plain language"—what exactly is this standard asking? ② A summary of the scorecards (N/8 criteria met) + the three most noteworthy points. ③ A long scorecard chart with classic value investing color scheme, allowing you to directly publish three ironclad rules: · Judgments must be accompanied by evidence; if evidence is missing, mark it with a "❓"; never fabricate data. · The list items are faithful to the publicly available works of masters; do not fabricate "master standards." · Only presents the comparison results; does not represent the masters' views and does not constitute investment advice. Repeat purchase strategy: For the same company, five masters each examine it, with five perspectives corroborating each other. Suitable for value investing learners, financial content creators, and ordinary investors who want to systematically understand a company.