An experiment in what an agentic-AI research framework can do — published in full so you can check its work, not a tip service to follow. Generic research and education, not advice, not a personal recommendation, not FCA-authorised. Hypothetical book, not real money. Capital at risk.
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Research Lab

This is an experiment into what an agentic-AI framework can do — whether disciplined AI agents, held to one rule (a claim only counts if there's evidence it actually predicts returns), can research investment ideas with discipline and evidence. We publish everything in full so you can check the system's work — that openness is the proof, and the whole point. It is deliberately detailed, but it is not a tip service and following it is not the idea: the experiment is the framework and how it performs, not any single stock.

You'll find our analysis of investment signals (which work, which don't, and why) and the concepts behind them — the evidence engine for how the framework thinks. It's a process under construction, published as it develops. Generic research and education only: no advice, no recommendations, no real money.

Please read. This is research and education about a process — not financial advice, not a personal recommendation, and not a tip service. Portfolio Lab is not authorised or regulated by the FCA. Nothing here is tailored to you or suggests that you should buy or sell anything. The book is hypothetical; capital is at risk and past or hypothetical performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Always do your own research. Read our full disclosures & risk notice →

Signal Research work in progress

The evidence engine behind how we pick — which signals actually predict returns, tested on our own data. Keep-decisions and reject-decisions both matter. See all signal studies →

Concepts

The ideas our framework rests on — how we think, in plain English. See all concepts →