WikiWealth

Hello AT,

You have some very good question. Let me answer them one at a time:

1. Reliability and Accuracy: We rely on our in-house talent to establish a base level of quality. To enhance our quality standards, so rely on users to edit, change, and improve textual information. Users notify us of improvements we can make to our quantitative information.

2. Quality Check & Manipulation: Our team reviews every change to the site. This assures quality and filters spam. We do additional research if we suspect manipulation.

3. Insider Information & Leaks: We, unfortunately, can't disclose our procedures for dealing with this type of information. We follow all legal precedence.

4. Background of Team: Our team originates from Duff & Phelp's (http://www.duffandphelps.com/Pages/default.aspx), the leading valuation firm in the world. Our intellectual leaders hail from Harvard and NYU Stern.

5. Contributions: Since we review every contribution, we appreciate any person who would like to share their unique knowledge to improve the quality of the research on WikiWealth. Use WikiWealth to record your notes on your favorite companies. Users will help improve on your initial thoughts and we will all benefit from better investment research.

6. Skeptical: Absolutely all of our information is transparent, so if you suspect anything is wrong, you have our full analysis to investigate the quality of our work. Additionally, you can experiment with our valuation models to create your own unique conclusions. We simply provide a forum to share information and some advance models to help with your investment picking.

We hope this helps. Send any additional investment questions as they arise.

Dave