EarningsScore scores management language in earnings reports from select OMX small and mid cap companies across Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland — and alerts you when a company communicates differently than its own history.
Most OMX small and mid cap companies have 0–2 dedicated analysts.
Management language is one of the few signals that isn't already priced in.
Every quarter, we extract and score earnings reports from select OMX small and mid cap companies across Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
Each new score is compared against the company's own baseline — up to 8 quarters. Deviation is expressed in standard deviations (σ).
When a company's language deviates significantly from its own history, we send you a digest — but only when it matters.
We score what management says and how: hedging frequency, guidance certainty, forward commitments. Not revenue or EBITDA — those are already in the price.
Anomaly means: different from that company's own history — not different from sector averages or peer companies. The signal is self-referential and only fires when a company changes its own language.
Companies average one or two genuine language shifts per year. In quiet periods you may not hear from us for weeks. That's not a bug — it's the design.
Small and mid cap focus — the segment where management language is most predictive and analyst coverage thinnest.
150+ companies with baseline data. Reports scored automatically on publication — no manual upload required. Browse the universe →
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EarningsScore is a side project — based on a simple question: why do small and mid-cap companies get so little analyst attention, when their earnings language often tells the clearest story?
The platform is built using modern AI tools, also for the language analysis itself. That's not a gimmick — it's what makes consistent, sector-aware scoring across 150+ companies possible without a research team. Every report is read the same way, every time, so the signal stays comparable across companies and quarters.
This is an independent project, not a research desk. It doesn't replace professional financial advice, and it won't tell you what to buy. What it does is surface a pattern that's easy to miss: when a company's management starts talking differently than they used to.
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