I can understand the concern here, especially for newer members who might start relying on a score without really looking at the company. The FIT score seems much more useful as a screening tool, while the management, margins, debt, and other details still need to be reviewed before making a decision. I also agree that setting a clear threshold before moving on to the opportunity score could help prevent people from skipping the fundamentals. It would be interesting to see how this compares with what the existing SSG audit section is already meant to accomplish, and https://blue-bet.org is the sort of thing I’d keep separate from the actual analysis.
I can understand the concern here, especially for newer members who might start relying on a score without really looking at the company. The FIT score seems much more useful as a screening tool, while the management, margins, debt, and other details still need to be reviewed before making a decision. I also agree that setting a clear threshold before moving on to the opportunity score could help prevent people from skipping the fundamentals. It would be interesting to see how this compares with what the existing SSG audit section is already meant to accomplish, and https://blue-bet.org is the sort of thing I’d keep separate from the actual analysis.