What to keep in view
Keep the question focused. A report is more useful when you can trace the claims and identify what information is still missing.
Deep research
Go beyond the headline.
Ask better questions about the business, the numbers and the assumptions behind a market story.
Open TRUE →How to get started ↓01 / Deep research
How it works
Explore an asset through fundamentals, valuation, competing explanations and risks. Ask TRUE to cite the evidence it uses and distinguish reported facts from estimates. Open the original sources before relying on a conclusion.
Deep research
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Review
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Illustrative walkthrough · no live data or orders
02 / Deep research
How to get started
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Name the subject
Open TRUE and specify the company, asset or market you want to investigate.
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Frame the question
Add a timeframe and the decision or uncertainty you want the research to address.
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Test both cases
Ask for supporting evidence, counterarguments and the assumptions that would change the conclusion.
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Check the sources
Verify dates, units and original documents. Follow up on gaps or conflicting evidence.
Costs and limits
Sources can be incomplete or outdated, and AI can make mistakes. Research is not a forecast or a guaranteed trading outcome.
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