Benjamin Usagi

Benjamin Usagi published 29 pieces between 2026-05-15 and 2026-10-05, covering 3 tickers plus 22 macro pieces with no single ticker. Quant Data extracted 530 discrete claims from them, of which 14 were directional statements on a named ticker. Over the last 30 days it published 1 pieces, about 0.2 a week. These are counts of what was published, not a judgement of it.

Pieces tracked
29
2026-05-15 → 2026-10-05
Tickers covered
3
22 macro pieces besides
Directional statements
14
of 530 claims extracted
Last 30 days
1
about 0.2 pieces a week

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What kind of claims it makes

Claim typeCountShare
numbers on the record14026%
theses12023%
risks8516%
falsification points5611%
competitive notes357%
catalysts295%
contrarian points285%
omissions flagged224%
directional statements143%
valuation points10%

Claim types are assigned during ingestion. "Omissions flagged" counts places where the reader noted a piece gave a view without a target, a timeframe or a falsification condition.

Tickers it writes about most

Each piece is tagged with one primary ticker; passing mentions are not counted.

Most recent pieces

DateTickerTitle
2026-08-06—The clearing price of fiscal expansion: another triangle.
2026-06-08—The Dollar Is Not the Treasury
2026-05-22GCGC
2026-05-22—Liquidity Grab
2026-05-22NQNQ

Days with a written note

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