Glossary

Score weighting

Score weighting allocates capital in proportion to each leader's composite score rather than splitting it evenly.

In short

Under score weighting, a leader's share of mirrored capital is proportional to their composite score, so the strongest evidence attracts the most capital and a marginal qualifier receives a small allocation instead of an equal one.

Why equal weighting is the wrong default

Equal weighting treats the tenth-ranked qualifier identically to the first, which maximises exposure to the weakest evidence in the basket.

Score weighting scales conviction with measurement, and re-weights as scores change — including down to zero when a leader is replaced.

Questions

Frequently asked

How often do weights change?

Scores refresh continuously and weights are applied at rebalance, with emergency changes on hard breaches.

Does weighting guarantee better results?

No. It changes exposure allocation, not outcome certainty.

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