Does an anomaly mean the stock will fall?
No. Anomaly findings are research observations, not forecasts.
Is detection configurable?
Yes. Detection profiles are designed around user-selected rules and thresholds.
What types of unusual activity can the detector highlight?
Depending on the selected profile, it can surface unusually strong or weak signals, changes against historical baselines, and notable activity that warrants further research.
What is the difference between company and portfolio detection?
Company detection focuses on one business. Portfolio detection helps review unusual behaviour across tracked companies so you can prioritise follow-up work.
Can I tailor the rules to my research approach?
Yes. Profiles let you choose relevant detection rules and thresholds, including how signal, market and news baselines contribute to the assessment.
Can I focus on positive or negative anomalies?
Where available, the detector offers filters for positive, negative and activity-led findings as well as an all-results view.
Does a high anomaly count mean an investment is risky?
Not necessarily. It means more conditions met the active detection rules; it does not establish a company’s investment risk or predict a future price movement.
Why might a company have no anomaly results?
The selected rules may not have been triggered, or relevant history may be limited. Review the profile settings and available baselines before drawing conclusions.