Before I explain what's inside, I want to address the problem.

Most Wall Street analysts don't read financial statement footnotes anymore.

They rely on data feeds from FactSet, Bloomberg, or S&P Capital IQ.

These platforms aggregate the headline numbers - revenue, GAAP earnings, cash flow - but they don't parse the footnotes or MD&A where companies bury unusual items, off-balance-sheet obligations, and accounting adjustments.

Reading a single 10-K footnote properly takes 3-4 hours of trained analyst time.

Doing that for 3,350+ companies every quarter would cost millions of dollars in labor.

So, they don't do it.

But, our Robo-Analyst does.

It has processed over 200,000 financial filings to date. It extracts the hidden items that distort GAAP Earnings to calculate Economic Earnings.

When Economic Earnings exceed GAAP Earnings, you've found a company that is more profitable than the market realizes.

That's the first filter.

The second filter is the Market-Implied Growth Appreciation Period (GAP). When the market-implied GAP is 10 years or less, the market is pricing the stock as if future growth will be minimal. If the company is actually stronger than it appears (Economic Earnings > GAAP), that mispricing creates opportunity.

When you have a combination of these two factors - you can find stocks with abnormal returns.

We've done the boring work: read the filings, extracted the footnotes, calculated the adjustments, ran the reverse DCF models.

The Alpha Stock 2.0 Bundle gives you the results.

Disclaimer: Past performance is not indicative of future results. Investing involves risk, including the potential loss of principal.