Meridian by Daedalus

This release makes the Meridian Score read the same on every screen that displays one, and revises what the public pages state about coverage and about the Edge subscription. Meridian is an information service: its scores, grades and estimates are automated model output, not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. • The Meridian Score now reads the same on every screen that displays one. Search results, the Movers board and the peer list previously drew the score from the underlying composite rather than from the ranked scale the screener uses. All three now use the ranked scale. Graded names that differed between two screens: 7,009 of 7,061 → 0 NVIDIA, in search results: 66 → 97 Where the ranked scale cannot be built from the names on hand, no score is displayed in place of one drawn from a different scale. The Meridian Score is automated model output, not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. • Funds now carry their grade on every screen that displays one. Search results, the Movers board and the peer list previously displayed no grade for a fund. A fund is graded by the fund model rather than by the company factor model. Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF, in search: no grade → 98 Invesco QQQ Trust, in search: no grade → 91 A fund the fund model does not grade continues to be displayed ungraded. Fund grades are automated model output and are not a recommendation. • The public pages describe coverage differently. They previously stated that every US-listed stock is graded. An overall grade is displayed only where a name carries a complete set of factor grades, and the pages now state that. US-listed stocks with a complete overall grade: stated as every stock → 4,622 of 12,825 All listings with a complete overall grade: stated as the whole market → 7,061 of 19,107 The screener continues to list every active US-listed name. A name without a complete factor set is shown ungraded rather than estimated. Grades are automated model output produced from third-party data. • The pricing card on the public page states what an Edge subscription includes: the streaming AI portfolio analyst, daily grade history and change alerts, Trade Intel, and the Target term structure covering five quarter-ends. It previously listed portfolio analysis, which is available on the free plan. The subscription description on the profile page has been revised on the same basis. Both pages and the upgrade page now render that list from a single definition. Target output is automated model output and is not a recommendation. • The subscription price on the public page is read from the payment processor when the page loads. It was previously stated in the page itself. The annual price is displayed only where an annual plan is available to purchase. Where a price cannot be read, the page displays the standard monthly price and no annual line. • A promotion code can now be entered at checkout. • Movers now carries the statement that its ratings are automated model output, a note on third-party market data, and links to the Method, Learn, Support, Privacy and Terms pages. The page displays a Meridian Score on every row and can be reached without signing in. • On the home screen the page header is displayed above the introductory card. The card previously appeared above it. Meridian is an information service. Its scores, grades, rankings and estimates are automated model output produced from third-party data. They are not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.