Description

Buffett's shareholder letters, Poor Charlie's Almanack, The Intelligent Investor—the standards of investment masters are public, but no one has ever helped you check them item by item. Enter a company (A-share/H-share/US stock), select a master's perspective: Buffett (default), Munger, Peter Lynch, Fisher, Graham. It will check online for public evidence corresponding to each standard, giving item-by-item judgments: ✅ Meets / ⚠️ Partially meets / ❌ Does not meet / ❓ Insufficient information, and generate a shareable scorecard long image (3:5 vertical, suitable for Xiaohongshu/WeChat Moments). Each delivery: ① Detailed check text: each standard with judgment, evidence, source and timestamp, plus "translation into plain English"—what this standard is really asking ② Scorecard summary (N/8 items met) + three most noteworthy points ③ A scorecard long image in classic value investing colors, ready to post Three golden rules: · Judgment must be backed by evidence; mark ❓ if not found, never fabricate data · Checklist items are faithful to the masters' published works, no fabricated "master standards" · Only present comparison results, do not represent the master's views, and do not constitute investment advice Repeat play: For the same company, check with all five masters, five perspectives cross-validate each other. Suitable for value investing learners, financial content creators, and ordinary investors who want to systematically understand a company.