Every night we publish a list of stock setups, and that same night we lock in a fingerprint of the list so nobody, including us, can change it later. Once each trade has fully played out, about eight weeks on, we reveal the whole list: each stock, the levels we gave, and how it actually turned out under our exit rule. We wait that long for one reason: so we never give away a live trade for free.
Tonight the first of those lists went public. A new day is added every evening, and the losers stay up with everything else. See the public record →
Why the losers matter. Most newsletters show you a highlight reel: the good calls, picked after the fact. A record with the losses left in is the only kind you can actually check, because nothing was chosen afterward. It also shows you the part that matters most once real money is on the line: what the rule does when a setup fails.
The difference between free and Signals, in one example. Say a stock sets up on a Monday night.
Signals readers get it that night: the price where it breaks out, the price that says the setup failed, and the exact rule for when to sell.
Free readers get the large-cap names and their grades in Friday's Letter. By then, a Monday setup may already have broken out, or failed.
The record shows we follow our rules after the fact. Signals lets you follow them while the decision is still yours to make.
The first 100 members keep $29 a month for as long as they stay. After that it's $49. Start with Signals →
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