Uncensored truths. Verifiable evidence.
Uncover the provable truth in Thai equities with institutional-grade forensic AI — every finding tied to the filing, the page and the line it came from. What we cannot tie to a source, we do not show you, and we tell you how many findings we withheld and why.
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- ~916
- listed Thai companies
- 6 yrs
- deepest history any plan unlocks
- 2×/day
- sync with the SEC filing feed
- 98.9%
- of findings verified against the filingResults & financial position, Risk factors and Auditor opinion (beta) · FY2021 onward
Live results from the same engine that runs terminal.boomleverage.com — type your own
We do not show what we cannot prove
Every line you see has been matched back to real text in the original Form 56-1 — page and position on the page, openable immediately. What cannot be verified word-for-word we withhold, and we tell you how many and why. Not deleted, and not decided on your behalf: inside the terminal you can ask to see the near-misses yourself.
- verified against the source filing(FY2021 onward)
- 98.9%
- 371,725 of 375,693 findings
- withheld — never shown to a user
- 3,968
- scanned image · no source file yet · text does not match word-for-word
Measured over Results & financial position, Risk factors and Auditor opinion (beta) — the axes we publish coverage for, FY2021 onward. Material the terminal serves only on request is proved by a link to the publisher's original and measured separately; the full breakdown is on the coverage page.
As of 4 Sept 2026, 01:21
99.09%verified against the source · 103,310 of 104,261 findings
This axis only just opened, so its number is reported on its own denominator — not blended into the figure above — and every line clears the same verification gate.
FY2016–2020 archive · not searchable on any plan today
The earlier years are extracted and indexed, and are being verified line by line against the source filings to the same standard as above — but no plan is entitled to them until that finishes. Every plan today reaches FY2021 onward and no further.Archive verification progress: 206,758 of 208,690 findings — a different denominator from the figures above, and not added to them
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What Boom Leverage is
Boom Leverage Terminalis a research tool for Thai listed equities — semantic search over public Form 56-1 filings and management discussion and analysis (MD&A) across the entire market, with every result cited back to its source document. Sign in with your Google account to start free, save searches, and manage your plan.
The filings are Thai. The analysis, the interface and the evidence trail are English. You do not need to read Thai to audit our work — you need the page number, and it is on every line.
Not keyword search. The whole market, read for meaning.
Search by meaning, not by string
Type the idea — “margin pressure from energy costs” — and get the companies that said it, including the ones that never used your words. Multilingual embeddings: ask in English, hit a Thai paragraph.
Quote, page, filing. Every time.
Each hit is the company's own sentence, boxed on the page it sits on, with the Form 56-1 link beside it. Check it yourself, or export the set to Excel and hand it to your analyst.
The whole market, across years
~916 listed companies, multiple fiscal years, in seconds — read how a management team's story changed between filings, and how its competitors told a different one.
Built by someone who owned credit risk inside a bank
Anyone can compute a ratio. What is scarce is the lens — knowing which sentence in a filing is the one that matters, and which reassuring paragraph is the tell. This platform puts a bank's credit-risk lens behind a search box.
- 4+ years as Senior Data Scientist / Model Risk Manager inside Thai banking
- Built a production NLP early-warning system for credit risk at a commercial bank
- Owned production ECL models under TFRS 9 · IC Complex Type-1 licence (Thai SEC)
- Former university lecturer — the method is explained, not sold as a black box
One terminal, several modules
One Report search
Opportunity and risk as management wrote it (MD&A), across the whole market
Auditor opinion
Read the Key Audit Matters — the paragraph the auditor was obliged to write
Claim early accessBetaAll paid plansOperating quality
Six lenses over the MD&A — customer concentration · FX · inventory · working capital · labour · litigation
See the scope and the proofRisk factors
Compare disclosed risk across companies
SmartSearch
One question, every module at once
Need the raw data (quant / systematic / enterprise)? See the API plans
On-Demand Research
Point our forensic stack at one name, one sector, or one question, and get back the memo we would write for our own book — every claim carrying the filing, the page, and the line it came from.
- A written forensic memo — findings first, hedging never.
- Every assertion cited to the source filing, page and passage. Anything we cannot tie to a document does not go in the memo.
- The underlying evidence set exported to Excel/CSV, so your analysts can re-run our work instead of trusting it.
- A call with the analyst who wrote it.
If your desk does not read Thai
Every cited line arrives twice: the company's own Thai sentence verbatim, and our English rendering beside it — labelled as ours, because the Thai is the authoritative text and the translation is not the filing. The page number and the link to the document at the regulator sit on the same row. Any single claim can be put in front of a bilingual analyst, a translator, or your own Thai counsel and settled in minutes. You are never asked to trust our reading of a sentence you cannot see.
Commissioned for
- — Pre-IC diligence on a Thai name your team cannot read the filings for
- — A second opinion on a position that has started behaving strangely
- — Sector-wide screens for a specific failure pattern — related-party drift, auditor churn, working-capital rot
On-Demand Research
$1,000 / report
per report · starting price
Includes up to 3 rounds of output/format revisions to match your internal IC presentation standards.
One report costs $1,000. The Terminal runs the same engine across the entire market, every day, for a fraction of that — which is the point of showing you both prices on one page.
Or run the engine yourself, every day
DELTA and GAMMA differ on one axis: how many years back you can reach, and how much you can pull per day. ALPHA is not “the expensive one” — it is the desk licence, for teams whose output has to survive somebody else's review: multiple seats, the whole result set out to Excel, and an API into the stack you already run.
Every account currently holds DELTA free until 30 September 2026. Nothing is being charged yet — the prices below are what applies afterwards.
ALPHA · desk licence
from ฿9,900 /mo
≈ $300/mo
Multi-seat · bulk Excel/CSV export · API · auditor axis (beta) · 1,500 credits/day
Talk to usCard, auto-renewing · upgrade or cancel any time, prorated · billed in THB by our Thai entity — the USD figures are a reference, not the charge
On the ALPHA roadmap, and not included in what you buy today: the FY2016–2020 archive — extracted and indexed, currently being verified line by line against the original filings, and entitled to no plan until that finishes · Opportunity Day transcripts · the roadmap modules above
Deploying this across a fund, an asset manager or a sell-side desk?
Seats for the whole team, the full result set out to Excel or through the API into the workflow you already have, and an audit trail your compliance function can follow back to the filing. History depth and daily quota are scoped to the desk, not to a price card.
- Seats for the whole desk
- Bulk Excel export · API access
- Audit-grade traceability to source
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