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THE BAG CHECK

Your tickers, ranked by how much trouble they're in.

Paste every microcap you hold. Each one gets the full treatment: red flags, share printing, cash countdown, insider trades. Worst offender on top.

UP TO 8 TICKERS, COMMA-SEPARATED. EACH FULL REPORT IS ONE CLICK AWAY. ·

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The Lineup

5 CASE FILES
56ELEVATED
CAPNR Cayson Acquisition Corp AVOID

41 red-flag mentions across this year's filings, led by going concern doubt and delisting / exchange risk; share count shrank 32% over the past year (shrinking, not printing).

SHARES 12M: -32.5% CASH: ~1940 MO TOP DRIVER: GOING CONCERN DOUBT, DELISTING / EXCHANGE RISK
OPEN CASE FILE →
47ELEVATED
NWAX-WT New America Acquisition I Corp. AVOID

14 red-flag mentions across this year's filings, led by going concern doubt.

TOP DRIVER: GOING CONCERN DOUBT
OPEN CASE FILE →
32GUARDED
SSEAR STARRY SEA ACQUISITION CORP AVOID

11 red-flag mentions across this year's filings, led by going concern doubt.

TOP DRIVER: GOING CONCERN DOUBT
OPEN CASE FILE →
0QUIET
CRACU Crown Reserve Acquisition Corp. I HOLD

The red-flag scanner came back clean this year.

OPEN CASE FILE →
0QUIET
AAPL Apple Inc. HOLD

The red-flag scanner came back clean this year; share count roughly stable.

SHARES 12M: -2.3%
OPEN CASE FILE →

Whose bag is worse?

Paste a friend's tickers and settle it: two lineups, head to head, ranked by the same risk index. Loser buys coffee.

One Telegram message when any of these files something material.

The whole bag, watched in one place: dilution, going concern, delisting notices, insider dumps. No account, no email. Every line cites its SEC source. /unwatch to stop.

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RANKED BY RISK INDEX, WORST FIRST. EVERY ROW LINKS TO THE FULL CITED REPORT.

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How The Ranking Works

INPUT

Your tickers

Any US-listed names. The obscure ones are exactly why this exists.

SCAN

Same engine as every report

Red-flag scans, share-count history, cash burn, insider Form 4s: all from official filings.

RANK

Worst on top

The 0-100 risk index decides the order, so you know where to look first.