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The house method

How we decide what to flag

One method, published in full and applied the same way for every reader. This is the editorial method behind everything the publication flags — not a setting, and not tuned to anyone.

The come-early method

The method looks for a name that is drawing early attention but hasn’t yet been crowded into — a search-interest spike, then a liquidity check, then the quality filters below. Each condition is applied in order, narrowing the whole coverage universe from the pool above it.

The numbers are live. Where a condition’s universe-wide signal isn’t in yet, its cut shows a dash rather than a made-up figure.

Universe 2,884 US names in coverage
each condition narrows from the pool above
1
Not already at The PartyTrendBaseline
2,884 left
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2
Search interest ≥ 3× its 90-day medianTrend
36 left
−2,848
3
Social score ≥ 60Trend
0 left
−36
4
Net cash, or debt-to-equity < 1Financial
0 left
—
5
FCF margin > 10%Financial
0 left
—
6
P/E ≤ 25Financial
0 left
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7
Revenue growth ≥ 15% YoYFinancial
0 left
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7 conditions in the method
0 names match right now
from 2,884 in the universe · 0% pass every published condition

What this measures — and what it doesn’t

The method is about timing: whether a name is entering the come-early window before the crowd arrives. It does not forecast a price, a return, or an outcome, and it never tells you what to buy or sell. It is the same for every reader — research and education, published in full so you can judge it for yourself. Nothing here is personalized advice.