Meta-Analysis

The four-bucket taxonomy, risk/return structure, and the two dual-lens case studies

How to read these numbers the metrics used in the scatter and every bucket table below

Volatility
How violently it swings
Annualized standard deviation of daily returns, in %. ~25% is calm, 40–60% is jumpy, >70% is whiplash. Higher = a wilder ride for the same destination. It says nothing about direction — only the size of the swings.
Max DD (maximum drawdown)
The worst fall you’d have endured
The largest peak-to-trough drop over the last year, in % (always negative). −30% means that at some point it was down 30% from its high. This is the pain — and patience — required to hold it, even if it ended the year up.
Momentum
Which way it’s trending now
A composite score from −100 to +100 blending the 50/200-day trend, RSI, and 3- and 6-month returns. Positive = strengthening (the crowd is accumulating); negative = weakening. Burry distrusts high momentum; Wood buys it.
Also in the tables: 1Y = price change over the past year, and Last = latest price. Each bucket row is clickable — it opens that stock’s page.

Risk vs Reward annualized volatility (x) vs 1-year return (y), colored by bucket

Up-and-to-the-left is the dream (high return, low volatility); down-and-to-the-right is the danger zone. The volatile bucket clusters right; value sits lower-left; duds fall to the bottom.

Dual-Lens Case Studies the same facts, opposite conclusions

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