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0009-0006-5151-6439ORCID is the global persistent identifier for researchers and scholars. Verified.
Q139901534Founder entity on Wikidata, linked to the platform entity Q139901465.
Q139901465Platform entity on Wikidata. The canonical Knowledge Graph anchor for the invest-like brand.
Two papers backing the platform methodology. Each is deposited with a permanent DOI on Zenodo (citable, never moves) and mirrored on SSRN for academic discoverability. Full PDF available at /papers/.
Defines a deterministic scoring rubric for seven canonical investor frameworks (Buffett, Graham, Fisher, Lynch, Greenblatt, Munger, Smith), the pillar-weighted aggregation, deal-breaker caps, and a 5-year backtest of the all-7-pass cohort (n=47, +73.8 percentage points median 5-year outperformance vs SPY).
Documents the four-test halal compliance screen applied to ~12,500 US-listed tickers, identifying ~1,500 compliant names. Includes sector-tilt analysis and intersection with the consensus signal.
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The two working papers add the peer-reviewable methodology layer. The 5-year backtest cohort, the rubric formulas, and the AAOIFI Standard 21 screen are all documented in citable form with permanent DOIs rather than buried in marketing copy. Anyone can pull the PDF, audit the methodology, and reproduce the results from public data.
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