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Write a diligence brief
A sourced read on a company: how it makes money, and what could break.
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What would make this a mistake.
Your prompt
Write a diligence brief on [the company]. Why I am asking: [your why you are asking] Start with how they make money, precisely. Everything else follows from it, and it is the thing most write-ups gloss because it takes reading a filing rather than an About page. Lead the analysis with what would make this a mistake. A brief that lists strengths first is read as a recommendation, and the reader stops before the risks. Cite every factual claim with a source and a date. Anything you could not verify goes in a separate section marked as unverified, rather than being softened into the main text with a "reportedly". Distinguish what is known from what is inferred, in the sentence, not in a caveat at the end.
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Why this works
Most write-ups gloss how the company actually makes money, because that takes reading a filing rather than an About page. This starts there, leads with what would make it a mistake, and puts anything unverified in its own section rather than softening it with "reportedly".