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About
Beat the street with better data
DeadRisk is narrative intelligence for tech markets. Basement hacker, not glass tower.
Track and trade tech trends faster and smarter than the street. That is the reader's mission. Ours is to arm them.
Traders have price data everywhere. What they do not have is the narrative record — how coverage of a name actually shifted over years, measured rather than felt; the second-order map of which announcements touched a company's world before the market noticed; and the frameworks that survive contact with a live market, applied to now instead of recited from a book. That is the gap DeadRisk fills.
Where the data comes from
The engine is TEXXR — a coverage-record platform built on about 132,000 tech-news articles since 2014 and roughly 256,000 extracted relationships between the companies, people, products, and technologies in them. On top of that sit the momentum and narrative-shift instruments. The reference layer is the library — the books each lens is drawn from, quoted at source. Read the methodology for how it all fits.
The tiers
The registry covers three kinds of name. Frontier names are thin and poorly understood — the place a new site can actually build the best page on the internet. Second-order names are established companies with non-obvious tech exposure, where the relationship graph produces reads nobody else can. Mag 7 names get the earnings-week chart, not a rankings fight we would lose.
The lab
Analysis is half the game. The other half runs at The DeadRisk Lab — our live options terminal, where positioning and flow get the same treatment the coverage record gets here. Same skull, same discipline, real tape.
The rules, in one line
Coverage intelligence, not investment advice. No price targets, no buy/sell/hold, no portfolio advice. Every number against a baseline. Every claim to a source. Named editor on every page: Greg Salwitz.