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Every buy call our AI models make is scored on its move over 7 trading days against the S&P 500 - not just “did it go up.” A buy only counts as correct if it beat the market. Wins and misses are both published, and the “always-buy” baseline below shows what zero skill looks like, so you can judge for yourself.
Figures update automatically as picks settle (7 NYSE sessions after the call, close to close incl. dividends). Models are shown as Model A, B and C; the letters are fixed, so you can follow one model over time. Not financial advice.
Stocks and equity ETFs only - the cleanest read on skill vs the S&P 500.
| Model | Beat the market ? | Avg alpha ? | Sample ? | First call ? | Repeat calls ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model A | 43.5% (35–52) | -0.09% | n = 239 · 125 independent | 39.7% · n = 156 | 40.9% · n = 149 |
| Model B | 45.2% (38–53) | -0.12% | n = 261 · 179 independent | 43.1% · n = 204 | 40.2% · n = 112 |
| Model C | 48.9% (38–61) | +0.72% | n = 180 · 94 independent | 48.2% · n = 112 | 46.2% · n = 119 |
| Consensus | 47.4% (37–58) | +0.75% | n = 173 · 90 independent | 47.7% · n = 109 | 39.8% · n = 113 |
Looking for the biggest winners? The buy leaderboard ranks calls by their max run-up in hindsight - a best-case view, not this graded record.