Factor exposure
Growth tilted with a strong quality bias.
H143 Research Intelligence
A systematic framework for separating narrative from durable compounding—combining growth, financial health, expectations and valuation.
Research begins with issuer filings, earnings materials and clearly identified assumptions. Conclusions remain open to revision when the evidence, valuation or risk profile changes.
Directional H143 research signals—not live financial data or price targets. Refresh after filings and material guidance changes.
Growth tilted with a strong quality bias.
Track estimate direction after every reported quarter.
Test the thesis across multiples, DCF and downside cases.
Research philosophy
H143 studies durable growth where balance-sheet strength, improving economics and a rational valuation may create a credible path to long-term compounding.
Competitive position, customer retention, pricing power and management execution.
Liquidity, leverage, EBITDA quality, free cash flow and dilution discipline.
Revenue and earnings revisions, guidance credibility and catalyst visibility.
PEG, P/E, PVG composite, DCF, book value and EV/EBITDA where applicable.
Personal portfolio disclosure
This website portfolio is not an up-to-date live portfolio. H143 Capital Research updates the public portfolio section once a month; current portfolio changes and trade updates are shared through the paid Substack. This is not a recommendation, model portfolio or invitation to follow the same holdings. Paid Substack / @h143capital · X / @H143capital
Scoring methodology
Each company is assessed on consistent evidence. Scores are qualitative research inputs—not forecasts—and should be refreshed after earnings, guidance changes or material company events.
Revenue runway, market expansion, backlog, retention and operating leverage.
Cash, leverage, free cash flow, EBITDA quality, dilution and capital intensity.
Consensus revisions, guidance, estimate dispersion and catalyst timing.
PEG, P/E, PVG composite, DCF, book value per share and EV/EBITDA.
Financial statements and company guidance should come from the latest issuer filings and earnings materials. Analyst expectations and valuation inputs should be timestamped and sourced before public display. Biotech and pre-profit companies require pipeline-adjusted measures because conventional P/E or EBITDA may not be meaningful.
Research journal
Company notes, watchlist research and long-term perspectives—organized in a dedicated research journal.
It’s not possible, it’s necessary: a cautious Buy framework around Q2 earnings, revised guidance, wellness-category growth and valuation.
Read research note →RESEARCH NOTE 07 · SAROI can do this all day: a cautious Buy framework around aerospace MRO, Q2 earnings quality, LEAP/CFM56 growth and balance-sheet risks.
Read research note →RESEARCH NOTE 06 · HONAA small bite of an undercooked steak: a cautious buy framework after HONA's Q2 guidance reset, supply-chain miss and valuation discount.
Read research note →RESEARCH NOTE 05 · TSX/NYSE: STNPriced for trouble, built for resilience: a small-starter thesis around infrastructure demand, Page synergies, Q2 expectations and balance-sheet discipline.
Read research note →RESEARCH NOTE 04 · NYSE: ORCLThe Iron Throne of AI comes with a heavy debt burden: capex, backlog, bond-market pressure and the risks behind Oracle’s AI strategy.
Read research note →RESEARCH NOTE 03 · TSX/NYSE: MDABuilt for wanderers, bound for the stars: a cautious Buy framework for MDA Space after its recent reset.
Read research note →RESEARCH NOTE 02 · NASDAQ: ADSKChoosing plata while the market reaches for plomo: a personal long thesis on Autodesk after the MaintainX acquisition reset.
Read research note →RESEARCH NOTE 01 · NASDAQ: FLYContract momentum, lunar execution and the risks embedded in an ambitious space platform.
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