FICTIONAL DATA · EDUCATIONAL DEMO
10X — explore the model Three invented companies demonstrate business-quality indicators, market limits and missing data. Every company, identifier and number is fictional. No real securities, market forecasts or investment recommendations.
Six layers of quality Growth 25 · Unit economics 20 · Survival 20 · Management 15 · Catalysts 15 · Valuation 5
Every model indicator All model inputs are listed below.
Growth & market Revenue growth (%) Growth acceleration (pp) Market share (%) Unit economics Gross margin (%) Margin change (pp) Operating leverage Survival & dilution Positive free cash flow Cash runway (months) Share-count growth (%) Verified share buyback Debt level Management & ownership Insider ownership (%) Founder-led management Insider share purchases Institutional ownership (%) Catalysts & trends Megatrend alignment Growth catalyst Competitive moat Valuation Limits and contextual indicators Market cap (million USD) Daily traded value (thousand USD) Annual market size (million USD) Two-year price multiple Tradable on a German exchange Seven risk flags Going-concern uncertainty Repeated dilution Reverse stock split Customer concentration Auditor change OTC / shell company Non-recurring revenue Evidence sufficiency Unknown numeric scoring inputs earn no points; at least three counted unknowns downgrade a qualifying result to review.
Three fictional examples DEMO-01 · Fictional company A — limited market. DEMO-02 · Fictional company B — financial risk. DEMO-03 · Fictional company C — incomplete data.
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