Every call the algorithm makes is logged the moment it grades, with its entry, target and stop frozen, then settled in public. Nothing is edited and every loss is here.
These are the calls made by the algorithm running today (the current champion), not the lifetime total above. Each new version starts its own record, so this table only ever shows you what is actually grading your board.
Hit rate = calls that reached their target before their stop; timeouts (no line hit inside 72 market hours) are excluded from the hit rate but shown, and count against the algorithm everywhere else. F grades are no-trade verdicts and never enter the record.
A selection of recent winning calls. The complete record, wins and losses, is below.
Every call the record decided, newest first: wins and losses across stocks, crypto and commodities. One row per asset, so a name that settled twice shows its most recent result only. Calls that hit neither line inside the window are counted as timeouts in the by-grade table above.
Scan everything, constantly. 150+ stocks, coins and commodities, around the clock. Crypto never closes, so neither does the scan.
Wait for a real extreme. Not a flat percentage. Every name has its own trigger, calibrated to how far that market actually moves, so a 5% day in one name and a 12% day in another can both be normal.
Ask three questions. Is the move genuinely stretched? Is there a level underneath it holding? Did volume show real capitulation? A move alone is not a setup.
Score it, then grade it A to F. The grade is the conviction, and it sets the size. Most names score F, which means no trade: the algorithm says no far more often than it says go.
Build the finished plan. Entry, target and stop from the real structure on the chart, not round numbers. If the reward does not clear the cost of the trade, the grade gets cut.
Publish it before the outcome exists. The call is logged the instant it grades, then settled in public whichever way it goes.
Logged at grade time. Entry, target and stop freeze the moment the signal grades. No hindsight, ever.
The stop is checked first. A move through both lines counts as a loss, never a phantom win.
72 market hours or it counts against us. The clock runs only while the symbol's tape can trade, so a weekend never decides a stock. Neither line hit means timeout: the snap-back never came, and the record says so.
Losses are published like wins. Same table, same font, same permanence.
This measures the algorithm, not users. No user trade is required or counted.
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