Track 20 public companies with significant AI revenue exposure using a rolling 4-week baseline scoring system across 6 alternative data categories
20 public companies ranked by market capitalization with AI revenue exposure estimates
| # | Ticker | Company | AI Segment | Mkt Cap ($B) | P/E | AI Rev. Exposure | Signal Score |
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Track filing patterns, insider transactions, and disclosure changes
Hiring velocity reveals strategic direction 3-6 months ahead of revenue
Open source contributions predict developer ecosystem strength and product direction
Conference appearances and tone shifts forecast strategic pivots before filings
Internal morale and attrition patterns lead earnings surprises by 1-2 quarters
Federal AI spending is a $50B+ TAM with multi-year revenue visibility
Rolling 4-Week Baseline Methodology
For each company, collect data for all 6 indicator categories every week. The rolling 4-week baseline is the average of the prior 4 weeks' raw values for each metric. This creates a "normal" range that adapts to each company's own patterns.
Each week, compute the percentage change from the 4-week baseline:
Each category generates a score from β5 to +5 based on the magnitude and direction of the delta, using the specific scoring rules defined in each category.
Weight each category and sum:
Multiple indicators simultaneously showing positive deviation. Historical analogy: This pattern preceded NVDA's 2024 breakout (insider buying + job surge + GTC announcements + government contracts simultaneously positive).
Positive trend developing but not yet confirmed across all categories. Increase position sizing or add to watchlist.
Within normal operating range. No action needed.
Negative trend developing. Tighten stop-losses, review position sizing.
Multiple negative indicators firing. Historical analogy: This pattern preceded SMCI's 2024 accounting crisis (insider selling + filing delays + employee complaints + auditor concerns).
For PLTR (80%+ gov revenue), weight Government Contracts at 30% and reduce GitHub to 5%. For META (open-source leader), weight GitHub at 20%.
Reduce SEC Filing score weight during blackout periods (insider transactions are restricted).
If 15+ of 20 companies score bearish simultaneously, it's likely a macro event, not company-specific. Reduce signal confidence.
Require 2 consecutive weeks of extreme scores (β₯ +3 or β€ β3) before acting. Single-week spikes have 40% false positive rate vs. 15% for confirmed signals.
Collect SEC filings (EDGAR API), check SAM.gov for new awards
Pull job posting counts from career pages and LinkedIn
Run GitHub API queries for repo metrics
Review executive appearances, earnings transcripts, news
Check Glassdoor/Blind sentiment, compute weekly scores, flag alerts
Review flagged companies, prepare trade decisions for Monday
Historical case studies demonstrating how the framework identifies signals before price moves
Strong Buy triggered 4 weeks before stock surged 25%
Strong Sell triggered 6 weeks before 70% decline