Before capital moves, you make the case: classification, sizing, the probability you assign, the horizon you give it — and the evidence that would prove you wrong. Your reasoning, in your words, signed by you.
Once sealed, it locks. Editing creates a new version. The original is never overwritten.
Writing it is the first pass. As the thesis is tested it is revised, version by version, and every capital decision answers to the record, not the other way around.
The first time, you fill out the memo: classification, sizing, confidence, idea origin, and the investment case.
As the thesis is tested, you revise it section by section. Each revision becomes a new version.
The capital decision to initiate, increase, or reduce always follows the memo, never the other way around.
Every holding has a Position Page with alerts, notes, performance, research, news, market data, and full history. Names under review are staged before capital is committed.
Every position, shown against the S&P 500, dollar for dollar. The gap is shown plainly, including when negative.
What you hold, ordered by weight. Each position is open, measured, and accountable to the memo that opened it.
A decision is recorded before capital moves: the reasoning, a confidence level stated as a probability, and a horizon. When the horizon closes, the stated confidence is scored against what actually happened.
Repeated, that becomes calibration — how closely your confidence tracks reality.Confidence, made measurable.
Growth and withdrawals are completely tax-free. The annual contribution limit is set each year by the CRA, plus any unused room from prior years, which carries forward indefinitely with no expiry. Funds stay accessible without penalties or age limits.
Annual contribution caps limit how much can be invested each year, and withdrawals reduce available room until the next calendar year.
Contributions reduce taxable income in the current year, or can be carried to a future year, and growth is tax-deferred until withdrawal. The annual limit is 18% of earned income, up to a CRA-set maximum, plus any unused room, which carries forward automatically.
Withdrawals are fully taxed as income. Early withdrawals permanently reduce contribution room, except under the Home Buyers’ Plan or Lifelong Learning Plan. The account must convert to a RRIF by age 71, ending tax-deferred compounding.
Commonly used by higher-income investors reducing taxable income during peak earning years while building long-term wealth.
Unlimited contribution capacity, with no withdrawal limits or age restrictions. Realized capital losses can offset taxable capital gains.
Investment income and capital gains are taxed each year, reducing long-term compounding. There is no tax-sheltering or contribution carry-forward, and no structural advantage over registered accounts.
Typically used only after maximizing TFSA and RRSP contributions, or for short-term investing where preserving registered room is a priority.
Every membership includes access to Fiscal.ai Max, a professional-grade research and analysis environment. Most investors trade based on price and headlines. Serious investors analyze businesses.
Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow.
Return on capital and free cash flow analysis.
Margin trends and capital allocation history.
Clean company comparisons across time.
AI-assisted tools to summarize filings.
Business-line revenue, 2,500+ companies.
Full transcripts, with sourced AI summaries.
The AI supports analysis. It does not make decisions. This research layer exists to raise the standard of thinking inside the platform. It is not a stock picker, a signal engine, or a shortcut. It is a disciplined research environment designed for investors who intend to do the work.
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