short-contrarian-analyst

A Burry Score is a 0-100 contrarian valuation metric computed from FCF yield, EV/EBIT, debt/equity, and price vs 52-week high. It helps investment protocols avoid overvalued bullish theses by providing a data-driven veto mechanism for single-ticker US equities.

The veto mechanism evaluates the computed Burry Score to output verdicts like T4_VETO, WARNING, NEUTRAL, or VALUE_BONUS. This structured decisioning prevents overvalued bullish theses from advancing in the investment protocol's Phase 2 positioning.

Yes, the Burry Score calculation requires gathering financial data from both yfinance and the FMP API. These sources supply the underlying metrics for FCF yield, EV/EBIT, debt/equity, and price vs 52-week high needed to compute the component scores.

No, this contrarian analysis tool is designed for a single-ticker workflow focused on one US equity at a time. It is built to provide a focused Burry Score and veto verdict for individual tickers within a broader investment protocol.

The Burry Score is computed using four key valuation metrics: Free Cash Flow (FCF) yield, EV/EBIT, debt/equity ratio, and price vs 52-week high. These components are scored, normalized, and weighed to generate the final 0-100 result.

The script generates a structured JSON output containing the ticker, generated_at timestamp, burry_score, verdict, components, component_scores, weights_active, and reasoning. This format allows investment protocols to programmatically weigh the results against other agents.