GSSXENIA

Focusing on quality auditing of investment "information input terminals," we don't review orders after they've been placed; we only trace the root causes of losses and anxieties. 1. Information source ROI audit: quantifying the true profit and loss value of influential figures/communities/research reports. 2. Correlation between information duration and decision quality: identifying the backlash from information overload. 3. Cognitive depreciation ledger: warning of outdated frameworks and losses due to aging. 4. Narrative bubble detection: marking high-profile, trend-following plays. 5. Personal consensus thermometer: exposing emotional biases. 6. Cognitive arbitrage register: accumulating independent judgments for excess returns. Local and offline, configurable rules: a cognitive purity terminal for rational risk control.