Analyst Coverage · Built for Public Company CEOs

You’re undervalued, and barely covered. We close the gap. And reach the investors who can buy you.

AI-written, analyst-reviewed research on your company — put in front of money managers overseeing $1 trillion+ and 1 million retail investors.

§ 02 · Why Multiples Lag

When the market misreads your story, your multiple pays for it.

The perception
gap, and
why it’s costing
you multiple

Institutions don’t value your company on fundamentals alone. They value it on the story they’ve put together about your company. Often from old coverage, sector shorthand, or the last earnings call.

That story is usually incomplete. Sometimes it’s wrong. Either way, it’s the one they’re allocating from.

Truth  01

Your story is being told without you.

Every institutional analyst sees your company through their own lens. If you haven’t shaped that lens, someone else has. Usually with partial information.

Truth  02

Your multiple is shaped by perception.

Two companies with identical numbers can trade at very different multiples, because the market believes a different story about each. That gap is not set in stone. It can be closed.

Truth  03

Most IR work is inward-facing.

Press releases, earnings calls, investor decks. All produced by your team, for your use. None of it tells you how the buyside is actually positioning your company.

You can keep guessing. Or you can give them coverage worth reading.

§ 03 · What The Engine Does

Four things. That’s the whole platform.

01

It reads everything.

Every 10-K, 10-Q, earnings transcript, and 13F, for you and your whole peer group. The model reads the full public record the way a covering analyst would, at machine scale.

02

It maps the flow.

13F filings parsed into a live picture of your ownership: who’s buying, who’s selling, and who owns your peers but not you.

03

It writes the coverage.

A full initiation report covering thesis, model, catalysts, risks, and peer comp. Drafted in the format buyside analysts expect, then reviewed by senior analysts.

04

It stays current.

Every new filing, every quarter, refreshed automatically. Your coverage moves with the company. It never goes stale on the desk.

§ 04 · What You Get

One report the buyside actually reads.

An institutional initiation report on your company — written by AI in the exact format analysts use, reviewed by senior analysts, then kept current every quarter.

Cornerstone Deliverable

Institutional Initiation Report

The foundation document. Generated in the structure institutional analysts expect. Investment thesis, summary financial model, catalyst roadmap, risks, and a peer comp framework, then reviewed by senior analysts. This is the piece of paper built to make your company legible to the buyside.

15 to 25 pages AI-drafted, analyst-reviewed Peer-benchmarked
  • Thesis & narrative architecture
  • Financial model summary
  • 12 to 24 month catalyst map
  • Peer comp & positioning
  • Risk framework
Plus · Every Quarter

Ongoing coverage that stays current

The report doesn’t go stale. Each quarter we refresh it with where the ownership flow is moving, how you stack up against your peers, what to fix first, and which investors to target — plus event-driven briefings for earnings, M&A, or investor days whenever you need them.

Quarterly refreshPeer-benchmarkedOn-demand briefings
§ 05 · What We Work Toward

A higher multiple. Better shareholders. A clearer story.

Every engagement works toward three things. Results vary by company, sector, and market conditions. We don’t guarantee outcomes, but these are the levers we pull.

01 /
Close the gap between how the market sees you and what’s true.
Perception · Gap
02 /
Attract long-term holders instead of short-term flow.
Ownership · Quality
03 /
Make your story and the market’s story the same story.
Narrative · Control
§ 06 · Where Your Coverage Lands

Research is only half of it. Distribution is the rest.

Coverage that no one reads moves nothing. Every report we produce is built to reach the people who allocate capital. Through an owned network of investor platforms and media that already command the attention of money managers, advisors, and serious retail investors.

01 / Podcast & Media
Smart Money Circle
The Trillion Dollar Show

A longrunning investor show hosted by Adam Sarhan — former Forbes contributor, current ZeroHedge contributor, and a paid fintech influencer for Dow Jones / The Wall Street Journal — putting CEOs and money managers in front of an audience actively hunting for new ideas, including independent managers who can actually buy your stock.

AUM Interviewed$1T+
YouTube Subscribers80K+
Avg. Views / Episode40K
Seasons30+
smartmoneycircle.com
02 / Issuer Channel
CEO Terminal
Built For Public Company CEOs

A dedicated channel where issuer coverage and the company story reach investors in real time, surfacing your narrative to an audience already watching the market for leaders breaking out and setting up.

FocusIssuer Coverage
AudienceInvestors & CEOs
CadenceReal Time
FormatStory Driven
ceoterminal.com
§ 07 · Why Us

We’re not IR. We’re not sellside. We’re on your side.

Category
Posture & Limits
Verdict
Traditional IR firmsIncumbent
Work for you. Optimize inbound communication, earnings cadence, investor meetings. Rarely produce market facing intelligence. Your narrative stays inhouse.
→ Inward-facing
Sellside researchIncumbent
Coverage often follows banking relationships. Tied to the issuers who pay, so coverage typically ends when the deal does. Limited focus on companies outside an active mandate.
→ Tied to mandates
Generic consultantsIncumbent
No live institutional data. No buyside lens. Strategy in a vacuum, presented on slides, with no feedback loop to the market that would validate any of it.
→ Disconnected
AI Analyst CoverageOur approach
AI native. Built on institutional research architecture, fed by live filings and 13F data, reviewed by senior analysts. Continuous, market facing coverage at a fraction of the time and cost. Built to move institutional allocation toward your company, not to market it.
→ Market facing
§ 08 · The Foundation

Institutional frameworks, encoded. Live filing data, 13F flows, and buyside research structure, built into an engine that produces coverage holding weight the moment it lands on an analyst’s desk.

Core Frameworks 01

Built on institutional sellside research architecture.

Thesis construction, model summaries, catalyst mapping, comp frameworks. The structural DNA buyside analysts expect when they open a research file. Your story, generated in a format the market already trusts.

Ownership Data02
$0T+
Institutional ownership analyzed through our 13F data layer.
Filings03
0K+
SEC filings ingested, parsed, and modeled.
Refresh04
24/7
Coverage re-run on every new filing. Always current.
Human Review05

AI-drafted. Analyst-reviewed. Not marketers, not generalists.

AI gives the work its scale and speed; senior analysts give it judgment. Every report is checked for accuracy and signed off before it ships. Written to a standard that respects how institutional readers actually consume research: density over decoration, specificity over claims, and zero tolerance for the language that makes serious readers close the tab.

Compliance06

Public data only. No MNPI. Ever.

Every report is produced exclusively from public filings and public market data. We never request, receive, or handle material non-public information. All distributed research carries the appropriate sponsored-research disclosures.

§ 09 · How It Works

Four steps. Weeks, not quarters.

Step 01
I

Discovery & Perception Audit

Private session with leadership. Holder base analysis. Perception diagnostic. Baseline established.

Weeks 1 to 2
Step 02
II

Intelligence Synthesis

The engine analyzes peers, 13F flows, transcripts, and sentiment, surfacing the narrative gaps and the institutions to target.

Weeks 3 to 5
Step 03
III

Strategic Report Production

Coverage drafted by the engine, reviewed by senior analysts, and finalized for distribution.

Weeks 5 to 8
Step 04
IV

Executive Briefing & Advisory

Private session with leadership. Deliverables walked through. Ongoing quarterly cadence established.

Week 8 onward
§ 10 · Frequent Questions

In case you’re wondering.

Q.01Is this just AI writing a report?+
No. The engine drafts from the full public record. Every filing, transcript, and 13F, in the institutional format the buyside expects. But nothing ships unreviewed. Senior analysts check every report for accuracy and judgment before it leaves. The AI gives the work its scale and speed; people are accountable for what’s in it.
Q.02Isn’t this what my IR firm does?+
IR firms optimize your outbound communication: press, calls, and decks. Necessary work, produced by your team for your audiences. Our coverage sits on the other side of the desk. Research written the way institutional analysts write it, built from the data they consume, addressed to the problem they are solving. Different function. Different audience. Complementary, not overlapping.
Q.03Who’s this for?+
Primarily CEOs, CFOs, and heads of investor relations or strategy. It is also commonly shared at the board level, particularly in any discussion involving valuation, capital allocation, strategic review, or defensive positioning. The engagement is deliberately executive-facing.
Q.04What size companies fit?+
Small and midcap public companies that are undercovered or poorly understood by institutional analysts are the clearest fit. Largecap engagements are considered case by case, typically when there is a specific perception gap, a rerating opportunity, or a strategic event that warrants market facing work.
Q.05Is this confidential?+
Every engagement operates under a formal NDA. All research is produced from public filings and public market data; we do not ingest, request, or handle MNPI. Any external distribution of research includes the appropriate disclosures regarding the engagement relationship, per standard research convention.
Q.06How much of my time?+
Minimal, and the AI is the reason. The engine does the analysis and the drafting. You give us one or two short discovery sessions up front and one briefing per deliverable. After that, a quarterly check-in, unless you request an event-driven briefing. You stay in the seat.
§ 10 · The Teardown

A senior analyst read on how the market is mispricing you.

Book a private session and we’ll walk you through your company the way the buyside sees it. Where the narrative is working against you, which institutions are looking past you, and what a real initiation report on your ticker would actually say. A Wall Street second opinion on your own company. No pitch.

  • Your mispricing, named. The specific gap between how the market reads you and what your filings actually show, and where it’s costing you most.
  • The holders you don’t have yet. Institutions that own your closest peers but not you, and the story standing between you and their book.
  • A working preview of your coverage. A sample of your own initiation report, in the exact format the buyside reads, built before you’ve paid a dollar.
By request. Built from public data. 30 minutes. Senior-analyst review is the bottleneck, so we take a limited number of teardowns each quarter. Yours is yours to keep, whether or not we work together.

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