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Each screener lists companies whose most recent earnings call matched a pattern our AI reads from the transcript itself — not from the numbers. Updated as new calls are analyzed.

Guidance Raised
Management raised its outlook on the latest call.
Guidance Lowered
Management cut its outlook on the latest call.
Guidance Withdrawn
Management withdrew its outlook entirely — the rarest and most severe guidance action.
High Candor
Management admitted problems plainly instead of talking around them.
Evasive Management
Direct analyst questions were repeatedly dodged.
Signs of Stress
The call showed pressure and defensiveness from management.
Promotional Tone
Hype-heavy language dominated the call.
Skeptic Reassured
Our model judged that even a skeptical short-seller would find the call reassuring.
Critic Ammunition
The call handed critics something they could fairly use against the company.
Clean Call
Nothing in the call that a critic could fairly weaponize.
Founder-Led
A founder still runs the company.
Deferred Revenue Growing
Customers are paying in advance — deferred revenue or prepayments are building.
C1 Pattern
Clean call plus growing customer prepayments — the exact combination we backtested across six years and then falsified out of sample. The full story is on the methodology page.
Volume Step-Up
Volume is about to step up rather than grow gradually.
Early Product, Fast Growth
A product early in its life but growing very fast.
Underused Fixed Costs
High fixed costs currently underutilised — operating leverage waiting to happen.
Raising Prices
Management is actively raising prices.
Pricing Under Pressure
Prices are being pushed down by customers or competitors.
Margins Expanding
Profitability improved on the latest call.
Margins Contracting
Profitability deteriorated on the latest call.
Demand Accelerating
Demand is speeding up quarter over quarter.
Demand Slowing
Demand is decelerating.
Backlog Growing
The order book is building faster than it is being worked off.
Cutting Headcount
The company is reducing staff.
Capex Increasing
Capital spending is ramping.
Hidden Segment
A fast-growing segment is being obscured by a declining one.
CFO Dominates
The CFO spoke more than the CEO — often a tell about where the story lives.
Reads Rehearsed
The call reads rehearsed rather than lived.
Question Left Hanging
An obvious question remained unanswered when the call ended.
Results Worse Than Direction
Current numbers look bad while the underlying direction looks better.
Not investment advice. Artul.ai provides AI-generated estimates and earnings-call analysis for research. Review the underlying markers and make your own investment decisions. Our testing process and limitations are documented in the methodology.