Bullrun: Global Stock & UCITS ETF Research

Screen the global Bullrun stock universe with the app rule engine using custom fundamental rules or named presets: profitable value, dividend income, growth and cash flow, cash generators, dividend growth. action=list_presets discloses exact thresholds, units, annual lookback and sorting without any backend request. action=run (default) executes one preset or custom rules; running uses the API's metered screening budget. Custom screens support sector/industry/country, listing controls, annual/quarterly lookback, AND/OR rule groups and money units. Presets are mechanical starting points, not recommendations or famous-investor strategies. Read-only.

Resolve a company name, native ticker, ISIN or exchange-qualified symbol to Bullrun listings before calling exact-ticker research tools. Supports exchange/MIC, country, currency and instrument-type filters. Recognized Yahoo suffixes are checked against compatible stored venues; dots in native share-class tickers are preserved. Returns explicit ambiguous candidates and never picks a listing when alternatives remain. No enrichment or market-data refresh. Read-only.

Discover stock comparison candidates for one exact Bullrun ticker using stored industry or sector classification. Discloses the chosen classification, country preference, deterministic selection order, scan cap and issuer/listing exclusions. Excludes the subject, secondary listings and identifiable duplicate issuers/share classes. Returns compact stored multiples/growth plus ready-to-use compare_stocks arguments. Classification peers are not verified competitors or a financial-similarity ranking; no generated peers or paid graph discovery. Read-only.

Read bounded stored stock OHLCV history, ascending by trade date, as daily, weekly or monthly bars, with close-based price returns/drawdown and optional deterministic SMA, EMA, Wilder RSI and MACD. Useful for price trends, volatility context and technical analysis; use get_stock_metrics for a latest company snapshot. Up to 2600 recent daily source rows; dates filter that bounded window. Provider split/dividend adjustment is unknown: returns are not verified total returns. Missing OHLCV/indicator warm-up remains null; no synthetic sessions, intraday data or live quote claims. Read-only.

Get cached company news for one exact Bullrun ticker, newest publication first, with publisher, source URL, publication date and stored-fetch freshness when recorded. Optional since cutoff and limit up to 50; only the newest 50 stored articles are searched. Useful for company headlines and article sources; use get_corporate_calendar for scheduled earnings/dividends and get_earnings_call_transcript for call text. Reading news also registers demand and requests a best-effort background cache refresh; this response does not wait for or confirm a refresh. Cached/empty/stale results do not establish that no new events exist. Does not change portfolios or place trades.

Look up ETFs by name, ticker or ISIN, with classification, listing, index, distribution-policy, AUM, expense-ratio and yield filters. Best for finding a known fund. For ranking questions ("cheapest", "largest", "best performing", "most liquid") prefer screen_etfs, which evaluates the whole universe: here minAum and minYieldTtmPct are applied only to a bounded profile-enriched candidate scan, so do not describe the result as exhaustive when candidateCapReached is true. Use get_etf_snapshot for one listing, get_etf_fund to resolve an ISIN across venues, and get_etf_holdings for constituents. Read-only.

Screen the WHOLE ETF universe by numeric rules and fund attributes in one pass — expense ratio, AUM, yield, trailing returns, volatility, liquidity, top-10 concentration, fund age and holdings count — combined with issuer, index, domicile, UCITS status, distribution policy, currency hedging and constituent look-through (holdingSearch finds funds by what they hold). Prefer this over search_etfs for any "cheapest / largest / best performing / most liquid" question: search_etfs only filters a bounded candidate scan, while this evaluates the full universe and reports evaluatedCount and matchCount. Percentages are percentage points. This full-universe screen is an expensive read, and request limits depend on your connection and plan. Build one precise screen to conserve your allowance. Read-only.

Answer "what is the cheapest way to track <index>?". Returns every fund tracking one index ordered cheapest fee first, deduplicated to one row per FUND rather than per venue listing (a five-venue UCITS fund is one choice, not five) with its listingCount and venues. Defaults to UCITS-buyable domiciles. Omit indexKey to list the available index families. Fees are percentage points and the response states how many funds publish no fee at all, so a "cheapest" claim is never made over silently omitted funds. Read-only.

Resolve one FUND rather than one listing. Given an ISIN (or any venue ticker of the fund) it returns the fund's identity, costs, index, distribution policy, wrapper type and every venue it is listed on with exchange and trading currency. Use this when the user quotes an ISIN, asks "which ticker do I buy on my exchange?", or when several tickers may be the same underlying fund. Ratios are percentage points. Read-only.

List the exact values accepted by the categorical filters on search_etfs and screen_etfs — asset classes, categories, index keys, product/wrapper types, regions, domiciles, currencies, exchanges, and (on request) issuers and focus strings. Those filters match exactly, so a guessed string returns zero rows and looks like "no such ETF exists"; call this first whenever a filter value is not already known to be valid. Read-only.

Fetch a modular snapshot for one exact ETF listing. The include array controls which of identity, classification, market, fund_data (NAV/AUM), costs, income, and benchmark are fetched and returned. Unrequested modules are omitted; requested-but-unavailable modules are named explicitly. Ratios use percentage points. Read-only.

Return the latest stored ETF holdings snapshot with opaque cursor pagination. The response reports the provider's stated holdings count, stored row count, covered weight, and whether the stored rows appear complete. Treat isComplete=false or null as partial look-through data. Historical as-of selection will be added when the upstream API exposes it. Read-only.

Fetch ETF price or price-return history at daily, weekly, or monthly intervals. NAV, true total-return, benchmark, and premium/discount series are returned only when their required source data or an explicit benchmark ticker exists; unavailable requested series are named explicitly and never approximated with price returns. Read-only.

Calculate sector, country, currency, and broad asset exposure from the latest stored ETF holdings. Sector and country come from the fund provider's own holdings file where it states them (normalized to Bullrun's sector and country names), otherwise from the Bullrun instrument the holding resolves to by ISIN or by symbol with a matching company name. Currency uses the reported holding currency, else an explicitly disclosed estimate from the company's home-market listing or usual country currency. This is a holding quote/listing-currency proxy, not revenue FX exposure, economic currency risk or hedge-adjusted fund exposure. Positions without a classification or currency basis are Unclassified / Not reported. Sector and currency cover all stored rows; country covers securities and excludes cash and derivatives. Coverage states complete bucket weights and any buckets omitted by limitPerType. Broad asset class comes from the normalized fund profile. Factor and thematic look-through are unavailable until dedicated source data exists. Coverage states how much fund weight was classified and how, so partial top-holdings data is never presented as full exposure. Read-only.

Calculate drawdown, annualized volatility, downside volatility, historical VaR, Sharpe, Sortino and Calmar ratios from stored daily close prices. With benchmarkTicker, also calculates beta, correlation, tracking error, active return and information ratio on aligned dates. Results are price-return risk, not distribution-adjusted total-return risk. Read-only.

Return a normalized side-by-side comparison of two to ten ETFs across selected classification, market, fund-data, cost, income, benchmark, price-performance, price-risk, holdings, and optional overlap modules. Include overlap to measure pairwise shared securities and weighted overlap from latest stored holdings, matched by security identity rather than ticker alone; cash, currency and derivatives are excluded. Missing holdings make overlap unavailable, while partial holdings make it a lower bound. Only requested modules run; overlap alone fetches no price history. Leaders are mechanical extrema, not recommendations. Currency, holdings dates and coverage caveats are explicit. Read-only.

Simulate expense-ratio, assumed bid/ask spread, commissions, and recurring contributions over a holding period. Compares the same gross-return path with and without costs and reports direct charges plus ending-value drag. Taxes, FX, market impact and brokerage-specific fees are excluded unless represented by the inputs. Read-only.

Fetch a consolidated metrics snapshot for a single stock by ticker: identity (company, exchange, currency, sector, industry, country, ISIN), latest daily price (OHLCV), latest valuation (market cap, P/E, dividend yield, annual dividend per share), the most recent reported financials (revenue, gross/operating income, EBITDA, net income, diluted EPS, free & operating cash flow, total debt, cash, total assets, equity) and a short company description. Prices are in the listing's trading currency; financials in their own sourceCurrency. Use the listing ticker returned by search_stocks. US/European examples: AAPL, BMW, NESN. Most Asian listings keep their exchange suffix (6324.T, 0700.HK); some use bare codes (005930). Native or suffixed forms resolve only when one listing matches; search by company name or ISIN if unsure. Read-only.

Compare two to five stock tickers in one compact structured response: annual fundamentals and growth, quality ratios, stored valuation and Bullrun model context, and measured risk dials. Reports each fiscal year, source date, native quote/reporting currency and missing coverage. No currency conversion, quarterly-to-annual substitution, buy/sell ranking or generated research. Read-only.

Read historical financial statements for one exact Bullrun ticker, with growth/CAGR consistency checks first, then income, balance sheet, cash flow, per-share metrics, margins and source currency. Defaults to a five-fiscal-year window of annual rows; request years=1-15 and periodType=quarterly or both for more detail. Use for growth consistency, margins, leverage and cash-flow quality; read the period/currency coverage before comparing.

Compute annual quality, moat, earnings-quality, and capital-allocation metrics for one exact Bullrun ticker from existing financial statements: ROIC, ROE/ROA, ROIC-vs-supplied-WACC, accruals, cash conversion, capex intensity, dividend payout/growth, diluted share-count changes, and a buyback proxy. Read-only.

Read cached Yahoo analyst consensus revenue/EPS estimates and available EPS revision percentages for one exact Bullrun ticker. A free background refresh checks supported symbols on demand, storing at most one snapshot per day; the first read may be empty. Fiscal periods and source currency are preserved. The configured feed does not provide EBITDA estimates, management guidance or revenue revisions. Forward P/E/PEG context uses the latest annual consensus snapshot only when quote and EPS currency units match. Does not change portfolios or user data.

Read curated, source-linked operating KPI observations for one exact Bullrun ticker. Coverage is sparse and no automatic KPI feed is configured: do not assume ARR, retention, customer counts or payments metrics are available. Check get_company_data_coverage first. Returns stored fiscal periods, units and source links; company-economics observations are a separate dataset. Read-only.

Fetch segment, geography, product, customer, or other revenue breakdown rows for one exact Bullrun ticker. Use this to separate cyclical businesses from recurring segments or inspect geographic exposure instead of relying on blended revenue. Read-only.

Read cached earnings-call paragraphs for one exact Bullrun ticker, optionally filtered by fiscal period or search text. A best-effort free background import collects at most the two latest retained calls from DefeatBeta for supported US listings, with a 24-hour stored-data cooldown; the first read may be empty. Coverage and source publication lag vary. Speaker names and paragraph order are retained; roles and prepared/Q&A section labels may be unavailable. Does not change portfolios or user data.

Read the signed-in user's saved Research Shortlist of stock and ETF listing tickers, with dated stored prices. Requires OAuth read:shortlist. Use after the user asks for their saved research queue. Read-only; does not evaluate a screen, schedule monitoring or send notifications.

Takes no parameters.

Add 1-20 exact Bullrun stock or ETF listing tickers to the signed-in user's Research Shortlist when the user asks to save them. Requires OAuth write:shortlist; reconnect if this scope was not granted. Resolve ambiguous names with search_stocks/search_etfs first. Existing entries are retained; repeated saves are idempotent. Each ticker is saved independently and failures are reported alongside successful saves, so retry only failed tickers. Does not create a portfolio, schedule monitoring or send notifications.

Use when the user refers to THEIR portfolio(s) or holdings — e.g. "my portfolios", "what portfolios do I have", "how are my investments doing", "show my holdings", "my account". Lists the signed-in Bullrun user's virtual portfolios with computed summaries: name, base currency, total value (USD), day change, cost basis and total return, plus position counts. Start here when a portfolio question doesn't name a specific portfolio, then pass a portfolioId to get_portfolio_context or get_portfolio_analytics. Requires connecting this server to a Bullrun account (OAuth, read:portfolios scope) — it returns that user's own data only. privacyMode defaults to "full" (includes absolute $ amounts); pass "weights_only" to hide absolute money and return only relative figures (returns %, counts). Read-only.

Use when the user asks to look at, review, or analyze THEIR portfolio / holdings / positions — e.g. "analyze my portfolio", "how is my portfolio doing", "what's in my portfolio", "review my holdings", "how am I invested", "what should I improve". Fetches a deep snapshot of ONE of the signed-in user's portfolios: the summary (value, day change, total return), every holding (with position weight %, sector and return) and Bullrun's computed insights (benchmark comparison, concentration, diversification, dividend income). Pass a portfolioId from list_portfolios (call that first if the user hasn't named a portfolio). The response ALWAYS returns the complete holdings list with each position flagged matched/unmatched, plus a `coverage` summary: holdings that Bullrun can't link to its universe (ETFs, funds, untracked tickers) carry no weight, sector, insight or ML score, so weights/insights/ML below describe ONLY the matched subset. Read the coverage banner (the first text block) and never present matched-only figures as the whole portfolio. For risk/diversification math, correlations, factor exposure, or whether to add a specific stock, use get_portfolio_analytics instead. Requires OAuth (read:portfolios) and returns the caller's own data only. privacyMode defaults to "full" (absolute $ included); "weights_only" returns only relative figures. Read-only.

Analyze the signed-in user's portfolio risk, diversification, concentration or a candidate stock/ETF. Returns correlation/covariance, risk contributions, country/sector/currency exposures, proxy factors and stress scenarios. Use portfolioId from list_portfolios; use get_portfolio_context instead for holdings/value and matched/unmatched coverage. Set candidateTicker for correlation and pro-forma volatility; add includeLookThrough=true for direct/ETF underlying overlap in lookThroughFit with separate coverage/warnings. Look-through uses priced positions, independently of the risk-history subset; partial ETF snapshots give a lower bound. Risk math excludes holdings without sufficient price history and renormalizes over those analyzed: report the leading coverage banner and never imply whole-portfolio coverage when holdings were excluded. Requires OAuth read:portfolios and reads only the caller's data. privacyMode=weights_only hides absolute USD amounts; full is the default.

Use when the user wants you to BUILD or PROPOSE a brand-new portfolio for them — e.g. "build me a portfolio", "put together a dividend portfolio", "draft a portfolio of AI stocks", "create a new portfolio for $10k". Generates a REVIEWABLE paper-portfolio draft for the signed-in Bullrun user from a natural-language brief (e.g. "a diversified European dividend portfolio"). Requires OAuth with the write:drafts scope. Available to signed-in free accounts; daily usage limits and portfolio capacity still apply. This is DRAFT-ONLY and never changes any live position: the draft is saved to the user's account and appears in the Bullrun Portfolio tab under "Pending AI drafts", where the user reviews it and explicitly accepts it to create a new portfolio (or discards it). To suggest additions to an EXISTING portfolio instead, use create_position_draft. Tickers are chosen only from Bullrun's priced stock/ETF universe; pass instrumentUniverse for stocks only, ETFs only, or a mix. If the brief is vague, first ask ONE quick round of up to three multiple-choice questions (investing style, region focus, and size), each with a default the user can accept with "just pick for me", then build; skip any dimension the user already specified and do not interrogate across multiple turns.

Use when the user asks what to BUY or ADD to an EXISTING portfolio — e.g. "what should I buy next", "suggest a stock or ETF for my portfolio", "what should I add", "recommend a position", "any ideas to round out my holdings". Generates REVIEWABLE suggested additions for one existing Bullrun portfolio. Requires OAuth with the write:drafts scope. Available to signed-in free accounts; daily usage limits and portfolio capacity still apply. This is DRAFT-ONLY: the suggested position(s) are saved to the user's account and appear in the Bullrun Portfolio tab under Pending AI drafts, where the user reviews and accepts them into the target portfolio or discards them. It never changes live holdings by itself. To draft a whole new portfolio from scratch use create_portfolio_draft; to test whether a specific named ticker fits, use get_portfolio_analytics with candidateTicker. Pass instrumentUniverse for stocks only, ETFs only, or a mix. If it is unclear, first confirm which portfolio (use list_portfolios when the user has more than one) and how many ideas (a single best idea or a few) in ONE quick step; otherwise just build.

Use when YOU (or the user) have ALREADY decided the exact holdings and want them saved as-is — e.g. after researching and settling on a specific basket with target weights. Persists a REVIEWABLE paper-portfolio draft built from the tickers you supply, sized by weight (percent) or by explicit USD amount. Unlike create_portfolio_draft this does NOT use the LLM and NEVER re-selects tickers: your basket lands exactly as given. Like the other draft tools it is available to signed-in free accounts within daily usage limits and portfolio capacity, and needs OAuth with the write:drafts scope. DRAFT-ONLY: the draft is saved to the user's Bullrun account and appears in the Portfolio tab under "Pending AI drafts", where the user reviews it and explicitly accepts it (creating a NEW portfolio) or discards it — it never changes any live position. Tickers must exist in Bullrun's priced stock/ETF universe; any that cannot be priced are returned in `unresolved` and skipped (use search_etfs / get_etf_snapshot / screen_stocks / get_stock_metrics to confirm exact tickers first). For a vague brief where the model should pick, use create_portfolio_draft instead.

Discover what the connected Bullrun account can do BEFORE attempting an action, so you can plan instead of learning by hitting a 403. Reports whether you are authenticated and as WHICH identity (email + userId), the account's Pro/trial status and why (subscription / trial / admin), the granted OAuth scopes, portfolio usage vs the free/max limits, and a per-tool entitlement map: create_portfolio_from_positions, create_portfolio_draft and create_position_draft (all available to signed-in free accounts, subject to usage limits), and whether another portfolio can be created now. Call this first when a draft/write tool might be gated, or to confirm which account a request will act on. Read-only.

Takes no parameters.

Bullrun's company risk read for one stock: a 0-100 composite risk score and six mechanism dials (market expectation, operating pressure, cash conversion, leverage & coverage, competitive position, concentration) with band (Contained/Normal/Elevated/Stretched/Acute), direction vs the prior reading, the driving input and a plain-English explanation; plus filing-derived risk factors (severity, mechanism, source filing), identified supplier concentration (share of cost base covered, HHI, sole-source count, top supplier share) and recent material events. Use for "how risky is X", "what are the main risks for X", "is X's supply chain concentrated", or before adding a stock to a portfolio. Pair with get_company_relationships for the named competitors/suppliers/customers behind the concentration dial. Bands describe measured strain, never a buy/sell view. Read-only.

Bullrun's company relationship graph for one stock: named competitors, suppliers, customers and partners, each with its Bullrun ticker when the counterparty is listed, verification status (VERIFIED against a primary filing/source vs search-SUGGESTED), confidence, sole-source flag, quantified dependence where disclosed (e.g. "Cirrus Logic gets 91% of revenue from Apple") and the evidence behind it. Use for supply-chain and second-order risk questions ("who supplies X", "who depends on X", "who competes with X", "which listed companies are exposed if X stumbles"), then call get_company_risk or get_stock_metrics on the counterparties' tickers. Returns only the cached graph and never starts a paid discovery run; a company with no graph yet reports status "none". A missing edge is not proof of no relationship. Read-only.

Compare the cached company relationship graphs of two to five stock tickers. Finds shared suppliers, customers, competitors and partners, including cross-role overlaps, using stable company entity IDs or exact tickers only. Returns directed direct relationships with VERIFIED vs SUGGESTED/NEEDS_REVIEW status, confidence, sole-source flags, disclosed metrics with meaning/unit/period, and primary-source URLs/dates. Shared groups reference the evidence-bearing relationship rows by ID. Missing graphs or edges mean unknown coverage. One cached graph read per company (plus a ticker lookup when the typed ticker has no graph); never starts paid discovery, infers exposure weights or estimates portfolio losses. Read-only.

Read stored upcoming earnings and ex-dividend dates, plus recent equity listings. Supports ticker/company search and explicit effective windows, market-cap filters, native listing quote currencies, available source metadata and partial coverage. Recent first-trade dates are not confirmed IPOs or an upcoming IPO schedule. Calendar dates and estimates can change; missing events mean unknown coverage, never proof that no event exists. Read-only; at most three calendar requests, plus a ticker lookup when q carries a Yahoo exchange suffix.

Stored historical company risk category readings and their observed input changes. Shows dates, computation times, formula versions, score changes, changing input coverage and measurement bases. Use for 'how has X's risk changed?' and 'which inputs changed?'. These are retained category scores, not a complete daily series or proof of causation. Missing history is unknown, never a zero risk score. Read-only; does not run risk computation or paid discovery.

A cheap stored-data manifest for one exact company: available datasets, latest reporting periods, actual ingestion/computation timestamps where stored, and cached relationship graph status. Call before deeper research when coverage or freshness is uncertain. This reads indexed metadata, not every research endpoint, and never starts enrichment. Availability is not completeness or accuracy. A null stored timestamp means freshness is unknown; a reporting period is not an ingestion date. Read-only.

Rank Bullrun's scored stock universe (~9,000 companies) by company risk: the composite risk score or any one mechanism dial (market expectation, operating pressure, cash conversion, leverage, competitive position, concentration), filtered by band, sector, country and dial coverage. Returns ticker, score, band and its meaning, direction and move since the prior reading, and the driving input per row, plus the universe band distribution and how many companies changed band at the last recompute. Use for "which large caps have stretched leverage", "most concentrated supply chains in semiconductors", "calmest German industrials", or "how risky is tech vs utilities" (includeSlices). Drill into a row with get_company_risk. A ranking of readings, not of companies to avoid. Read-only.

Companies whose Bullrun composite risk score crossed into a different band (e.g. Elevated -> Stretched, or Acute -> Stretched) within the last N days, with prior and current score, the move in points, and the input driving the reading. Use for "what got riskier this week", "any risk deteriorations I should know about", or to monitor a watchlist (pass the tickers to get_company_risk afterwards). Band changes, not small score drift, so every row changed a word on the page. Read-only.

Bullrun's Global Markets dashboard in one call: world equity indices (S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, MSCI World, DAX, FTSE 100, Nikkei, Hang Seng, Nifty...), central-bank policy rates and next rate decisions (Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, SNB, BoC), 16 sovereign 10-year yields, 20 FX pairs, oil/gas/gold/copper, headline macro tiles (global GDP growth, inflation, debt/GDP, VIX, DXY, 2s10s curve, US jobless claims), the upcoming economic calendar, market news and the US housing balance. Each row carries a historyCode for get_macro_history. Use for "how are markets doing today", "what's the macro backdrop", "where are rates/yields", "what's on the calendar this week" or a morning briefing. Daily closes, with live intraday index levels while markets are open. Read-only.

One country's macro dashboard from Bullrun's Global Markets warehouse: a 0-100 macro stress score (higher = more stress) built from six pillars - labour (unemployment, its change, youth unemployment), housing (real house prices, price-to-income and price-to-rent vs history), credit (BIS credit-to-GDP gap, household debt service, household credit), fiscal (government debt, fiscal balance), external (current account) and cycle (GDP growth, inflation) - with every input's latest value, period, source (OECD, IMF, BIS, World Bank, Eurostat), its stress contribution and a historyCode for get_macro_history. Use for "how is the German economy doing", "is there a housing bubble in Canada", "macro risks in Italy", or to judge the backdrop for a country's stocks. A thinly covered country returns state "insufficient", never a falsely calm score. Read-only.

Cross-country macro comparison from Bullrun's Global Markets warehouse: rank up to ~200 countries on one indicator (GDP growth annual or quarterly, CPI inflation, government debt/GDP, unemployment, youth unemployment, real house-price growth, house price-to-income and price-to-rent vs history, BIS credit-to-GDP gap, household debt service, household credit/GDP, business and consumer confidence, or Bullrun's macro stress score), or compare a named set of countries. Every row has value, period, source and a historyCode for get_macro_history. Use for "fastest growing economies", "highest inflation in Europe", "most indebted G7 government", "where is housing most overvalued", "compare unemployment in Spain, Italy and Greece". Read-only.

Historical time series behind the Global Markets dashboard, often decades long: equity indices, central-bank policy rates, 10-year government bond yields, FX rates, oil/gas/gold/copper, VIX, DXY, the US 2s10s curve, and per-country macro indicators (GDP growth, inflation, unemployment, house prices, credit gap, debt, confidence, macro stress). Address a series by historyCode (from get_global_markets_overview, get_country_macro or get_macro_indicators), by instrument name ("Fed", "Brent", "Germany 10Y", "S&P 500"), or by indicator + country. Returns summary statistics (latest, change over 1M/3M/1Y/5Y, range, where the latest sits in the window) plus resampled points. Use for "how have rates moved since 2022", "plot Brent over 10 years", "is German unemployment rising". Read-only.

Bullrun's proprietary machine-learning valuation and forecast scores for 1-10 stocks, recomputed nightly. Valuation: a LightGBM model predicts the P/E (or price/sales for loss-makers) that companies with similar fundamentals typically command a year out; the gap = typical / current multiple - 1 (positive = trades below its typical multiple), with the implied model-typical P/E, percentile and rank in the scored universe. Forecast: a relative 1-year return-rank signal with percentile. Both on quarterly and on annual financials (annual covers most non-US companies). Use for "is X cheap or expensive", "what's X's fair P/E", "compare valuations of X, Y, Z", or a valuation sanity check before buying. Descriptive context, not a price target or recommendation. Read-only.

Rank the whole scored stock universe (market cap >= $100M) by Bullrun's proprietary ML models: the stocks trading furthest below (or above) the P/E or price/sales multiple their fundamentals typically command, or the strongest/weakest relative 1-year forecast signals. Filter by sector, country, exchange and financial-history coverage. Each row has the valuation gap or forecast edge, the model-typical vs current P/E, percentile, rank and data quality. Use for "cheapest stocks vs fundamentals in Europe", "most expensive tech names by the model", "best forecast scores in Japan". The valuation gap is descriptive context, not a return prediction; follow up with get_stock_metrics, get_company_risk and get_quality_moat_metrics before drawing conclusions. Read-only.