Platform
Price. Financials. Evidence. Connected.
Continuum unifies structured market data, financial fundamentals, and the full unstructured evidence universe into a single analytical framework — surfacing contradictions, testing hypotheses, and tracking what would change your mind.
The Three Layers
Professionals use all three. But they live in different systems, different formats, different workflows. Connecting them has always been manual, partial, and impossible to sustain across a full portfolio. Continuum makes the connection systematic.
What capital embeds
The quantitative foundation
The unstructured universe
AI agents read across all three layers simultaneously, surfacing contradictions, testing hypotheses, and tracking revision conditions.
Every output fully attributed to source
Where sources disagree
Cross-domain contradictions
Which thesis survives
Ranked by disconfirmation
When to revisit
Pre-committed revision triggers
Each layer is available today. Separately. Continuum reads across all three simultaneously — and surfaces what emerges when they agree, when they disagree, and what those disagreements mean for your thesis.
What Emerges
Connecting all three layers produces analysis no individual source can generate. The contradictions, the survival rankings, the revision triggers — they only become visible at the intersection.
Evidence contradicts what price embeds
Corporate disclosure
"Operating at optimal capacity with strong demand visibility"
FY25 Annual Report, p.34
Regulatory filing
Production data implies 67% utilisation rate
Quarterly Energy Report, Table 4.2
Competitor disclosure
"Industry-wide overcapacity pressuring margins across the sector"
Competitor H1 results transcript
Assessment: Corporate narrative inconsistent with regulatory and competitor evidence. Utilisation gap of ~33% not reflected in market assumptions.
Competing interpretations tested across all three layers
1 disconfirming item across 12 targeted searches
2 disconfirming items across 12 targeted searches
4 disconfirming items across 12 targeted searches
Ranking by survival: H2 (Structural decline) > H1 (Pricing power intact) > H3 (Turnaround)
Every claim traced to source
ACCC found concentration levels in grocery retail create conditions where coordinated conduct is more likely.[1]
ACCC Supermarket Inquiry Final Report (2025)
Chapter 4 — Market Structure Analysis, Page 47
Two Modes of Operation
A stock with fifteen analysts presents different opportunities than a stock with none.
Mode One
Narrative Intelligence
For well-covered securities
Multiple analysts cover the stock. The opportunity is understanding what's embedded in the consensus and finding evidence from domains the Street doesn't routinely synthesise.
Produces
Mode Two
Primary Analysis
For under-researched securities
No analyst covers the stock. The opportunity is comprehensive synthesis — reading everything relevant and applying disciplined method to generate a well-founded view.
Produces
Always Running
Every new filing, every earnings revision, every regulatory update integrates into what Continuum already knows about your positions. Understanding accumulates.
When the evidence base shifts enough to matter, Continuum intervenes. Pre-defined conditions you set before the pressure arrives convert difficult judgment calls into observations.
Continuous monitoring
When the threshold is met, the burden shifts to finding reasons not to update.
What Continuum watches for
Divergence can persist without new data and resolve without it. The platform monitors for conditions under which markets actually update.
Attention shifts
Known information becomes noticed
Frame changes
Same facts, different interpretation
Narrative exhaustion
Good news stops moving the stock
Social proof fracture
A respected voice breaks ranks
Time revelation
Implicit predictions miss their deadline
Reflexivity unwinding
Self-reinforcing loop runs out of believers
Personnel turnover
New analysts see the situation fresh
Adjacent events
Related failure forces the question
Three layers. One framework. Continuous.
See how Continuum applies unified analysis to a real portfolio.
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