The questionsa screen cannot answer.
Each use case starts from a question investors ask every week and shows how Clargus answers it from a knowledge graph of the market, with the evidence for every step.
Use cases
Find the hidden exposure across your holdings
Hidden portfolio exposure is risk that two or more holdings share through a connection no position report shows: a common supplier, customer, lender, input or region. You find it by tracing each holding through its business relationships and looking for the places where the paths meet.
Read the use caseKnow when your thesis breaks
Investment thesis monitoring is the practice of writing down the assumptions behind a position and checking each one as new filings, events and prices arrive. A thesis is holding while its assumptions hold, weakened when one is under pressure, and broken when a core one fails.
Read the use caseMap the supply chain behind every holding
Supply chain analysis for investors maps who a company buys from and sells to, and how much each relationship matters. It turns news at one company into a read-through for the others on the same chain: suppliers, customers and competitors.
Read the use caseWhich stocks are affected by this event?
Event impact analysis traces how a decision, a release or a shock reaches companies, from the names in the headline to the suppliers, customers, lenders and competitors connected to them. The useful answer is a short list of specific companies, each with the path and the evidence that links it to the event.
Read the use caseHand off the research, keep the judgment
AI can automate most steps of investment research: pulling filings and news, connecting a change to the companies it reaches, re-checking ideas against new evidence and writing up the result with sources. The judgment stays with the investor: which questions matter, which evidence to trust and what to do about it.
Read the use caseSee the news that reaches your portfolio
Portfolio news monitoring filters the market’s news down to the items that reach your holdings, directly or through a supplier, customer, lender or rule, and says why each one matters. The useful result is short: a few items, each with the link to your position and the source behind it.
Read the use caseProve your research with a record
A verified investment track record is a record of research calls that were timestamped when they were made and measured against the market afterwards, so they cannot be edited later. It lets a researcher show what they got right, and lets a buyer choose research by proof instead of by followers.
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See what matters.When it matters.
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