Signal Ridge Research
Macro context before the pitch
Signal Ridge Research publishes independent sector notes for institutional subscribers. Co-founder Elena Forsyth's team used to open every draft in a blank document — no shared view of market temperature, no calendar overlay, no single place to rank downgrades.
DollarFlow changed the sequence: FROST and Command Center first, then sector and industry screeners, then the analyst calendar for catalysts.
“We do not publish a sector call without FROST on the page. Regime frames everything downstream.”
Workflow
Three calendars, one dashboard
Earnings, economic, and analyst calendars feed the same workflow. Breaking Bad surfaces downgrade severity over rolling windows; the screener drills from universe to ticker with True Price on the slideout. Nightly pipeline refresh keeps ~2,064 names current without a data team.
Analysts who used to spend half a day assembling context now start writing in under two hours.
“When a new catalyst appears, I filter the industry, check the band, and check the calendar — in one session, not four tools.”
The result
31% catalyst hit rate, 4 hours back per note
Catalyst calls tied to calendar and screener data hit 31% more often than ad-hoc picks from the prior year. Time to first draft fell by roughly four hours per note. During a risk-off stretch framed early by FROST, the desk avoided concentrating in sectors that later led drawdowns — subscribers noticed the difference in consistency, not volume.
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