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Track Record: did the calls make money?

The verdict

Did the calls make money? This page keeps score.

The short answer: taken one at a time, the calls have no real edge. Over a few days the average call runs about even with the market, and over a few months it falls behind.

The money was made by the disciplined model, which trades a fixed set of rules on top of these signals. See the model's record, trade by trade →

Losing calls always count here, no cherry-picking. A track record is history, not a promise about what happens next. General commentary from public data, not personalized financial advice.

By horizon

How long after a call does the result show up, and which way does it go?

By tag

Which kinds of news actually led the market after we flagged them? Tags need at least 3 measured calls to appear.

Best calls

The single calls that beat the market by the most over 20 days.

Worst calls

And the ones that trailed it worst. They stay on the record.

By source

Which news source's calls did best against the market?

● All performance figures are hypothetical, derived from historical prices, not real trading. Past performance does not predict future results. Not financial advice. Not a solicitation. Full disclaimers →