About QTick

The product

Every covered company gets one dossier. The dossier asks the same questions in the same order — can it survive, is the reporting honest, what is the worst case, is it a good business, is the price sane, what is the setup, who else is positioned — because the questions that protect capital come before the ones that excite it. The full research order and the method behind every metric are public at How we score.

Around the dossiers sit the screeners, sector boards, risk leaderboards, an earnings calendar and a watchlist. All of it reads from the same computed tables the dossiers do.

The rules the numbers follow

Code computes every figure from public data on a fixed schedule. No number on the site is typed in by hand, estimated by a model, or adjusted for effect. When QTick does not have a value, the cell says so — a missing figure renders as not on file rather than a plausible stand-in.

The signal’s own record is graded in public at Track record, misses shown alongside hits. Where a metric’s data pipeline is under review, its method is described but its current value is withheld rather than shown as reliable.

What QTick is not

QTick is not a broker and not a registered investment adviser. It takes no payment from any company it covers, coverage cannot be bought, and nothing on the site is a recommendation or a solicitation. The conflicts policy and data provenance are on the Disclosures page; the boundaries of what the research can and cannot tell you are on the Disclaimer page.

Who builds it

QTick is independently built and operated, and is not affiliated with any broker, exchange or issuer. The product is in open beta and free — every dossier, screener and leaderboard is readable without an account (Pricing).