The Bitinforming Strategy: receipts, not vibes
What does the model actually do with its $10,000, and did it beat the market? This page shows every rule and every trade. The recipe is simple: each brief day the model buys $2,000 of one stock at the close, holds it for 5 trading days, then sells at the close. No judgment calls, the same code runs every day. Everything below is measured against leaving the same money in the S&P 500, winners and losers alike.
Equity curve since inception
The orange line is the model's $10,000. The blue line is the same $10,000 left in the S&P 500. Both lines start at 100, so a reading of 126 means the money grew 26%. Higher is better.
Performance stats
How has the model actually done? Every number here uses the same time window for the model and for the S&P 500, so the comparison is fair.
Open positions
What is the model holding right now? Each position is valued at the last close and sells automatically after 5 trading days.
Closed trades
What happened trade by trade? Every finished trade is here, newest first. "Vs the market" says whether the trade did better or worse than the S&P 500 over the same days. Click a column header to sort.
The rules
What exactly does the model do? These are the full mechanics, boring on purpose. Anyone can replicate them, so any edge has to come from the picks, not from clever trading.
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