// manifesto
Anyone can buy a stock. Fewer can tell you why they still hold it.
Monsa is for the second kind of investor — the one who runs a strategy on purpose and wants to be held to it.
A thesis you don't check is just a feeling.
Everyone has a reason for every position — on the day they buy. Six months and two earnings calls later, most of those reasons have quietly expired and nobody went back to look. Monsa goes back to look. Every night.
Terminals answer the market's question. We answer yours.
Up or down, red or green — that is the market's question, and a thousand tools answer it beautifully. Yours is narrower and harder: does this still belong in my book, under the rules I actually set? That is the only question we work on.
Rules over vibes.
A strategy you can't write down is not a strategy, it's a mood. Monsa makes you put it in writing — thresholds, weights, hard lines — and then holds you to it without flinching or getting bored.
The score is not a black box.
Deterministic rules do the arithmetic; the AI judges only what genuinely needs judgment, and shows its reasoning. You can always see why a stock fits, sits borderline, or violates. No oracle, no magic number.
Discipline is the flex.
Anyone can screenshot a green day. Far fewer can show a book that has tracked one clear strategy for a year. That is the harder, quieter status — and it is the one we put a number on.
Not advice. A mirror.
Monsa never tells you what to buy. It tells you whether what you already own still matches the investor you claim to be. What you do with that is yours.