Market & security intelligence
Canonical security identity, quotes, OHLCV history, market status, corporate actions, market structure, liquidity, volatility, and related context.
MFI Research Scope
Research workflows designed to connect evidence instead of producing isolated answers.
The MFI roadmap spans foundational data contracts through integrated investment research. Each area is intended to preserve source context, assumptions, and risk so the analysis remains reviewable.
Filings & issuer evidence
Provider-neutral regulatory data boundaries for annual, quarterly, current, ownership, proxy, and registration documents.
Fundamentals & earnings
Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, margins, growth, leverage, free cash flow, capital efficiency, earnings comparisons, and guidance inputs.
Valuation & scenario analysis
Research frameworks that keep key assumptions visible and make scenario differences easier to inspect and compare.
Portfolio analysis
Positions, concentration, exposures, benchmark relationships, attribution, comparative research, and risk-aware interpretation.
Economic & policy context
Rates, inflation, policy, economic series, and macro conditions that can affect companies, securities, sectors, and portfolios.
Funds & ETFs
Holdings, benchmarks, fees, exposures, comparative research, and fund-level context within governed research workflows.
Fixed income & credit
Rates, spreads, credit quality, default risk, and fixed-income context for broader financial research.
Options intelligence
Options-ready data, pricing assumptions, Greeks, implied volatility, strategy analysis, scenario risk, and integrated research synthesis.
Research object model
Evidence should remain attached to the reasoning.
MFI is being developed around provider-neutral contracts, source identifiers, as-of timestamps, retrieval timestamps, freshness classifications, lineage metadata, and source-authority rules. The goal is to make important numerical and narrative evidence easier to trace.