Round I — The research
A company steps onto the floor. It gets the same checklist as every stock before it — earnings quality, debt, management, valuation, momentum. No favourites, no shortcuts, no exceptions for stocks we happen to like.
ASX equity research for wholesale investors
We research ASX stocks.We score every pick.We show our record.
Every pick carries a Gladiator Score — our conviction rating, 0–100 — with the case for and against published beside it. Every outcome goes on the record. Wins and losses.
General advice only · wholesale clients under s708 / s761G
ASX 2008,200+0.60%S&P 5006,100−0.30%Nasdaq21,900+0.80%CBA50.00+1.80%NAB61.00−0.60%Westpac72.00+0.90%ANZ83.00−1.40%Macquarie94.00+2.30%BHP105.00+0.40%Rio Tinto116.00−0.20%Fortescue127.00+1.10%Newmont138.00−2.10%Northern Star50.00+0.70%CSL61.00+1.50%ResMed72.00−0.90%Cochlear83.00+1.80%Wesfarmers94.00−0.60%
How a pick earns its place
Three rounds
Every stock we cover fights the same three rounds, in the same order, in front of you.
Round II — The score
The research becomes one number: the Gladiator Score, 0 to 100. It is published before the outcome is known, and never edited after. If an analyst overrules the model, the override note is published too — signed, dated, and just as permanent.
Round III — The record
Every outcome is bolted to the wall — the wins and the ones that went against us. Nothing is quietly taken down, reworded, or averaged away. The wall is the product.
Wall shown is illustrative — the real one lives on the track-record page.
One number, honestly earned
The Gladiator Score
Fundamentals, valuation, momentum quality and balance-sheet risk — measured the same way for every stock and rolled into a single number out of 100. The score is published before the outcome is known and never edited afterwards. When an analyst overrules the model, the override note is published right beside it, so you can see exactly where human judgement stepped in — and, later, whether it should have.
- Fundamentals
- Valuation
- Momentum quality
- Balance-sheet risk
The score won’t tell you what to do with your money. It tells you how convinced we are — and it dares us to be wrong in public.
Gladiator Score
our conviction rating, 0–100
Illustrative example — 74/100. Not a current rating.
Both sides, always
Bull vs Bear
Illustrative example — not a current recommendation.
Before you ever see a pick, TAURUS and URSA have already fought over it. The bull case and the bear case are written by the same team, at the same time, and published together — so the argument you’re not being shown doesn’t exist. If one side can’t put up a fight, that tells you something too. Grab the rope and drag it yourself — the arena takes sides with you.
Bull 64Bear 36
◂ drag the rope — pull the argument your way ▸
Illustrative example — not a current recommendation.
The case for.
Earnings quality improving for a third consecutive half; sector tailwind priced at a discount to peers.
The case against.
Input-cost inflation not fully hedged; a soft consumer print would compress the multiple.
Sample cases for illustration. Members see the full argued cases on every live pick.
A taste of the member terminal
The market, on the board
19 up0 flat13 down
32 tracked names · delayed session
Cell size is index-weight class; colour is the session move. Quotes are delayed at least 20 minutes and labelled that way — around here, saying exactly what the data is happens to be the whole product. Open the full markets view →
ASX 200 · sample series122.1+0.9 (+0.70%)
Daily · delayed · not a trading feedFrom the news desk
The wire, minus the noise
The latest from our public news desk. The wire items are real headlines from the national outlets, pulled straight from the source, attributed, and linked back out — we summarise, we don’t rewrite. The desk notes are our own: evergreen analysis and plain-English explainers that don’t pretend to be breaking news, because they aren’t.
Desk Notes
Why we publish our losses
A hit rate you cannot audit is marketing. The record only means something with the losers left in — so ours stay, permanently.
Desk note · 2 min readWireGina Rinehart says ABC Ombudsman finding 'fails all Australian women'
ABC News · external →WireTrump announces $560m critical minerals investment in tiny NSW town
ABC News · external →Three steps, no mystery
How it works
01
We research
A disciplined checklist over the ASX — the same questions for every stock, documented in plain English. If a step can't be explained to a smart friend at a barbecue, it doesn't go in the methodology.
02
We score
Every pick gets a Gladiator Score and both sides of the argument, published together, before the outcome is known. Overrides are signed and published too.
03
You decide
Members read the research, see the conviction, and make their own calls. We never touch your money and we never place trades — we hold the research corner; the decisions stay yours.
Pick your seat
Three ways into the arena
One arena, three seats — from a free spectator pass to the full legion. The research tiers are available to wholesale investors only, and every price below is indicative until launch. No countdown timers, no “only 3 spots left” — that isn’t how we operate.
Spectator
A$0
Watch how we work before you commit anything.
- Weekly briefing
- Delayed markets view
- News desk
- Glossary and lesson tracks
Gladiator
A$149/mo · A$1,490/yr
Everything we publish, as we publish it.
- Every pick with its Gladiator Score
- Bull and bear cases on every pick
- The full track record
- Alerts
Legion
A$499/mo · A$4,990/yr
The desk, on call — and on API.
- Everything in Gladiator
- Direct analyst access
- Portfolio-level reviews
- API + MCP agent access
Indicative pricing — final prices are published before anyone is billed
Research, scored in plain sight.
Every pick we’ve made stays on the record — including the ones that went against us. If you qualify as a wholesale investor, the research is waiting. If you don’t, the spectator seat is free, and the record is public either way.
General information only — not personal financial advice. Research access is offered to wholesale clients under s708 / s761G of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).