📖 Plain-words dictionary (tap to open)

How close to real use (0–100): How close an idea is to real products. Under 35 = lab, 35–59 = being tested, 60+ = in or near the shops.
Big upcoming event: A dated event, like results day or a launch, that could move the share price.
How sure we are: Our confidence that the company really gains from this.
Stock code: The short name a company trades under, e.g. NVDA = Nvidia.
Checked by scientists: Published after outside experts reviewed it (peer review).
Early paper: Shared before outside experts checked it (a early paper (not yet checked)). Treat with care.
Company says so: Numbers come from the company itself and are not yet checked by others.
Knock-on effect: The news is about one company, but it may also affect similar companies.
Colour chart: A table where colour shows how many stories in each sector are strong (red/yellow) or still early (grey).
HBM: Fast memory stacked right next to AI chips. AI needs a lot of it.
Qubit: The basic unit of a quantum computer, like a bit in a normal computer.
Results / earnings day: The day a company tells investors how much it sold and earned in the last three months.