Methodology

The Choice Score is a 0–100 composite. Sub-scores (opportunity, user fit, confidence, risk, cost, and time) are weighted and combined, then sense-checked against the report’s calculations and sources.

Report quality is scored separately across eight dimensions: clarity, uniqueness, calculation depth, source support, completeness, interactivity, content grounding, and content depth. The quality score decides which reports we refresh or correct first. Every public report is listed in the XML sitemap and open to search engines; private reports and personal Quick Compare results are never indexed.

Scenario probabilities are stated explicitly and sum to 100%. Calculations show their formulas and inputs so you can substitute your own numbers. Where figures are illustrative models rather than measured data, we say so.