H-Factor library

H-Factor are being provided for illustrative purposes only and should not be construed as providing investment advice or as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular security. H-Factor are hypothetical in nature, do not reflect actual investments results and are not guarantees of future results. H-Factor measures the probability that, according to the h-factor algorithm, a company will deliver the growth necessary to support its stock price and are not alone a recommendation about how to invest. The h-factor is a risk that comes from humans interpreting vague or ambiguous information in a systematically incorrect way. We believe that the h-factor causes stocks to be mispriced. We measure how the h-factor affects stock prices to identify which stocks are over or under priced. We apply our methodology to over 5,300 stocks and global indexes to identify a risk that impacts stock prices and is caused by human behavior. Investments not included in space and the h-factor library system may have characteristics similar or superior to those being analyzed. The accuracy of the h-factor is materially reliant on the integrity of the information utilized in the calculations, including any assumptions and or interpretations made by the user about the data. Data discrepancies, user assumptions, and data input by user can all contribute to differing outcomes. The underlying assumptions and processes presented herein are subject to change. Furthermore, any h-factor referenced herein is a snapshot taken at a particular point in time and any analysis or information contained in such score is outdated and should not be relied upon as investment advice as such information may have materially changed since publication.