This is an English translation for convenience. The German version is legally binding.
This page describes how the TradeInsider score, ratings, and price targets are intended to be calculated. Note: the Intelligence feature is still in preparation — the methodology described here is a draft and not yet finalized.
The score combines five categories with the following preliminary weighting:
| Fundamental | 30 % |
| Growth | 20 % |
| Valuation | 20 % |
| Technical | 15 % |
| Insider Activity | 15 % |
Exact per-category formula: TODO — to be finalized before launch.
| 90–100 | Exceptional |
| 80–89 | Strong |
| 70–79 | Positive |
| 50–69 | Neutral |
| 30–49 | Weak |
| 0–29 | Very Weak |
The score is a summary indicator, not a probability and not a guarantee of success.
Possible definition (analysis horizon: 12 months):
| BUY | erwartetes Kurspotenzial > +15 % |
| HOLD | zwischen -10 % und +15 % |
| SELL | unter -10 % |
Price targets are intended to result from a combination of several models, including:
Three scenarios are shown: Bear Case, Base Case, Bull Case.
Each analysis states its data sources, data status, analysis date, and publication time separately (see the Transparency & Disclosure block for each analysis). Update intervals and the specific methodology version are also stated there.
Automatically calculated scores and ratings can be wrong, especially with incomplete, delayed, or inaccurate input data. They do not replace your own due diligence or individual investment advice.
See Conflicts of Interest and Risk Disclosures.
Methodology version: 0.1.0-draft (draft)