This page explains how entries on MyTenbagger are put together, so readers can judge how much weight to give them.
What an entry covers
Each entry looks at one company listed in Korea (KOSPI or KOSDAQ) and asks one question about it: an earnings result, a dividend, an order backlog, a share issue, a valuation gap. The entry states that question near the top and answers it in the body.
Where the numbers come from
- Company filings published on DART, Korea’s electronic disclosure system run by the Financial Supervisory Service.
- Market data from the Korea Exchange (prices, market capitalization, trading data).
- Company IR materials and published news or research reports, named in the entry.
Each entry names its sources and the date the figures were taken. Prices and multiples are as of the close stated in the entry and change after publication.
How entries are made
Entries are drafted with AI tools from the sources above. Figures are then checked against the original documents, and every entry passes automated checks for length, cited sources, duplication with earlier entries and formatting before it is published.
Updates and corrections
When a later filing changes a figure an entry relied on, the entry is revised. If you find an error, please send it through the Contact page.
What an entry is not
Entries are an equity journal, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Investment decisions and their outcomes are the reader’s own.