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Bull Case

Builds the strongest possible long thesis - with figures, not enthusiasm.

Why the desk needs it

A real bull case is not a list of nice things; it's the specific, quantified reason this stock beats its alternatives. The Bull Case is bound by hard evidence rules: every argument must cite the desks' figures, quote the bear's best point, and answer it.

Where it sits in the flow
01 Read
02 Debate this role
03 Structure
04 Watch
What it reads
All four desk reports

The tape, the filed numbers, the catalysts and the crowd - the complete evidence base.

The bear's arguments

Each round, it must quote the opposing case verbatim before countering it.

The horizon mandate

The user's chosen timeframe - a tactical bull case and a position bull case are different arguments.

How it thinks
Steelman, then argue

It engages the bear's strongest point, not the weakest.

Density is enforced

Multiple cited figures per paragraph - a hard rule, not a style preference.

Upside needs a path

Not just 'it goes up' - through what mechanism, on what timeline, to what level.

What it hands off
The bull thesis

The best defensible long case, argument by argument, figure by figure.

Rebuttals on record

Its answers to the bear, quoted and countered - visible in every report.

Conviction inputs

What the Research Director weighs when ruling on the debate.

What it does not do

The more specialized a role is, the more clearly it has to know its boundary - overlap is where black-box answers come from.

See the Bull Case work on a real ticker

Its output appears as a named section in every report - with the rest of the desk arguing around it.

Educational research, not investment advice.