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Briefs
When the engine surfaces a correlation worth explaining, a brief unpacks what the composite saw, where the ML heads agreed or diverged, and what it means for journalists, researchers, and oversight bodies. The data updates nightly whether or not a brief ships.
Week Brief Ticker Score
2026-W29 Josh Gottheimer IBM: a high composite, a low ML head, and the question they don't both answer Josh Gottheimer's IBM trade in Information Technology scores 72.1 out of 100. The composite is high while the forward-CAR model head scores it low. Both signals matter, and the gap between them is the story.
IBM 72.1 2026-W31 April Mcclain Delaney CHRW: composite 73.2, ML high-confidence April Mcclain Delaney's CHRW trade in Industrials scores 73.2 out of 100, and both ML heads back the composite. The strongest agreement the engine emits.
CHRW 73.2 2026-W26 Alan Armstrong WMB: a high composite, a low ML head, and the question they don't both answer Alan Armstrong's WMB trade in Energy scores 81.0 out of 100. The composite is high while the forward-CAR model head scores it low. Both signals matter, and the gap between them is the story.
WMB 81.0 2026-W24 Tommy Tuberville PFE: a high composite, a low ML head, and the question they don't both answer Tommy Tuberville's PFE trade in Health Care scores 81.6 out of 100. The composite is high while the forward-CAR model head scores it low. Both signals matter, and the gap between them is the story.
PFE 81.6 2026-W13 Moskowitz GD: a high composite, a low ML head, and the question they don't both answer This week's headline correlation scores 84.7 out of 100. The composite is loud, the forward-CAR head is silent. Both signals matter, and the gap between them is the story.
GD 84.7