For long/short equity teams

Know where the book sits against consensus before every print

A long/short book lives on the gap between the internal number and consensus. Alpharepo reads the models your analysts already keep in Excel and shows that gap for every name, long and short, with how consensus has moved into the print.

30 sec
to build a sector sheet
  • Divergence per name, long and short
  • Consensus revisions as they happen
  • Sector sheets in 30 sec
  • Models stay where they are
Where the time goes

What the quarter looks like today

The same prep, rebuilt by hand, every three months.

The preview is rebuilt every quarter

Each name gets its own preview, built by hand, and the work resets the moment the quarter closes.

Shorts get less prep than longs

The short book carries the same risk into the print but rarely gets the same comparison against consensus.

Revisions are noticed late

Consensus moves in the weeks before a print. Without a running comparison, the move shows up after the fact.

Sector context lives somewhere else

The internal view on one name and the internal view on its peers sit in different workbooks, so the sector read is assembled by hand.

How Alpharepo fits

Set up once, from the models you already keep

Nothing leaves Excel. The comparison against consensus, the revision history and the sector view are built from the workbooks as they are.

  1. 1

    Divergence per name, long and short

    Every line of every model against consensus, in dollars and percent, for the whole book. The short side gets the same treatment as the long side.

  2. 2

    Consensus revisions as they happen

    Each revision to consensus is timestamped against the internal estimate, so the gap going into the print is a history, not a snapshot.

  3. 3

    Sector sheets in 30 sec

    Roll every model in a sector into one sheet against consensus, without leaving Excel or copying a cell.

  4. 4

    Models stay where they are

    The plug-in syncs the workbooks your analysts already keep. 15 min from install to the first synced model, no rebuild.

Questions

Questions from long/short teams

Yes. Data is isolated per team. A pod sees its own models and its own comparisons against consensus; nothing crosses to another pod unless the firm sets it up that way.

Your next earnings season, prepped once

Ten minutes with your own models shows you how it fits.