Every market and every opportunity passes through one filter — three pillars, one number. Not curated commentary. A proprietary, repeatable research standard.
Each pillar is scored 0–10 (one decimal) from weighted sub-factors, so any analyst reproduces the same number from the same inputs. The sub-factor weights below are the scoring rubric.
How mispriced is this market versus comparable global alternatives? The size of the value-to-price gap an investor captures on entry.
How constrained is genuine supply, and how strong is the demand pressing against it? Scarcity is what protects value over time.
How readily — and profitably — can capital be returned? The discipline most “opportunity” content ignores entirely.
Move the pillars to see the MPH Score, the rating band, and the Pass / Conditional / Fail badge logic that drives every market card. Badge thresholds: Pass ≥ 7.0 · Conditional 5.0–6.9 · Fail < 5.0.
The 0–100 score maps to a tier and grade. Markets that fall below the filter are not published — exclusion is the product.
This is the unit that makes the filter the brand’s operating system: three pillar verdicts and one score, identical across all 27 markets, fully calibrated against verified market data (methodology v1.2, scored 2026-06-26).
Inside each report, the same three pillars are re-expressed the way institutional research is consumed: an Opportunity read (upside), a Risk read (downside), and a Confidence read (conviction in the evidence).
A fixed nine-dimension scorecard turns each report from commentary into a comparable research product. Same rows, same scale, every market — that consistency is what reads as “platform.”
The same scorecard discipline, turned on MPH itself — a standing readiness check. The two flagged rows are live action items, not just ratings.
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