Margin expansion supports the value.
Your thesis preserves the reasoning you need to recover when reviewing a position.
- What I expect to happen
- What evidence I will monitor
- What would make me revisit it
For long-term fundamental investors
Document why you own each stock, keep that reasoning alongside your positions, and revisit it when new earnings or fundamental signals need attention.
RuffAlign organizes and analyzes your investing process. It does not provide buy or sell recommendations.
Your thesis preserves the reasoning you need to recover when reviewing a position.
The problem
When analysis lives in notes, spreadsheets, or documents separate from your portfolio, context gets lost. Months later, it is difficult to remember what you expected, which risks you already knew, and whether a decision reflects new evidence or market noise.
Continuous tracking
Record the idea behind each position: hypotheses, risks, signals, and conditions for reconsidering it.
Keep the thread of your theses and weekly decisions connected to each position.
Bring together positions, rules, and theses that deserve attention in one review.
From thesis to process
RuffAlign connects your imported history, current portfolio, and thesis context so each review has memory.
Signals to review
RuffAlign can show alerts when new earnings are available or when fundamental signals you defined as relevant to a thesis appear.
It does not automatically determine whether a thesis remains valid. It helps you reach that decision prepared.
The process continues
Explore RuffAlign with example data and see how portfolio, thesis, and review connect in one process.