Scorecard

These are watchlist items with an opportunity score, not trade recommendations. There are no entries, exits, or risk management — the brief flags what it's watching, and this page measures what happened next.

Returns are measured against SPY over the same window, because a call that fell while the whole market fell is a market move, not a bad call. Max gain and max drawdown show the range the position actually traveled — the experience differs depending on what someone does with it.

Every call is published, hits and misses, with no filtering. Informational only, not financial advice.

Score Bucket Analysis

Does the opportunity score mean anything? Average relative return (vs. SPY) by score range. Opportunities only — avoid calls have no score.

Score Range	N	Avg Relative Return (7D)	Avg Relative Return (30D)

Every Call

Date	Ticker	Type	Score	7 Days					30 Days
Date	Ticker	Type	Score	Abs	SPY	Rel	Max Gain	Max DD	Abs	SPY	Rel	Max Gain	Max DD

Score reflects our conviction at the time of the call (0–100), not a guarantee. "Abs" is the raw price change from entry to each check-in; "SPY" is the S&P 500's return over the identical window; "Rel" is Abs minus SPY — the call's performance after removing the effect of the broader market moving. Max Gain/Max DD are the best and worst prices reached at any point during the window, measured from entry — not a stated exit, since the brief doesn't claim one. A blank cell means that window hasn't elapsed yet. A row marked "not tracked" means we genuinely have no price data for that ticker (e.g. it isn't a stock our data source covers) — it's excluded from every stat above, never guessed.