A score on a named stock is only worth reading if you know what the person producing it stands to gain. This page says who that is, how the business earns money, what positions are held, and the rules that apply to anyone who can see a reading before it is published.
EquityBias is operated by Jones Inc., CVR DK34325170, Denmark. Nicky Jørgensen is responsible for production. There are no other analysts and no external contributors: one person and an automated pipeline produce everything on this site.
Jones Inc. is not an investment firm, holds no licence from the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority, and is not supervised by any financial authority.
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The universe is fixed in advance and covers the whole list on every run. Names are not added or dropped because of what a score would say about them.
No position is currently disclosed in any covered instrument. The per-instrument disclosure on every ticker page is generated from the same record as this list, so the two cannot disagree.
These rules apply to Nicky Jørgensen, to Jones Inc., and to anyone given access to readings before they are published.
The rules exist because the conflict is real rather than theoretical: the same person who can see tomorrow's reading can also open a position in the name it covers. A rule that can be checked from the outside is worth more than an assurance that it never happens.
The position in an individual name is shown on that name's page next to the score, and in the header of its twelve-month record, because a disclosure a reader has to go looking for is not a disclosure. What feeds a score and what it cannot do is set out on the methodology page.
Last updated: September 2026