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Editorial rulesIn the app: /app/analysen

Standalone equity analyses, grounded in your data.

Chart and fundamental analyses in your own formats — across a list of names in one run, on the same price, chart and fundamental data the articles use.

What you can do with it

  • Pick an analysis format — from those marked standalone in editorial rules.
  • Select names by hand or through case lists: paste tickers, ISINs or WKNs and see how many entries resolve.
  • Start a run across many names and follow running / done / failed.
  • Review finished analyses: category, AI author, tone, instrument, structured blocks.
  • Treat analyses like any other draft — they land in the same workbench and take the same approval route.

The thinking behind it

An analysis is not a different product, it is a different article format. Which is why its definition sits with the editorial rules and its result in the workbench — and not in a silo of its own.

“Grounded” is meant literally here: the analysis works on the price, chart and fundamental data arriving through your own endpoints. No model should invent figures that are sitting in the database next to it.

Improvements

  1. Classed as a feed into the workbench

    Analyses create drafts in the same collection as the news stream. That only became visible once the workbench showed content type and could filter by it.

  2. Case lists

    Saved lists of names from tickers, ISINs or WKNs — showing how many entries resolve before the run starts.

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