But regardless, Serenity has one point worth borrowing from when buying stocks:

Constantly question AI to the extreme, doubt AI, ask multiple AIs, and if AI cannot answer or flatteringly cater, then pass, until a stock perfectly meets its stock selection criteria, then buy.
This makes me think of when I was young doing audits, and at the stage of issuing audit reports, a very detailed internal SRM (Summary Review Memorandum) must be prepared, writing audit findings and data explanations (changes and anomalies) from various perspectives of income, costs, profits, and balance sheets.
The partner of the auditing firm must review this memorandum before signing off, and it is one of the key documents checked in the report review.
Any anomaly in each account must have an explanation, and the explanation must withstand the partner’s questioning; there is no “roughly is,” only “because... therefore... evidence is...”