Signal Scoreboard

Every signal we fire is measured: forward return vs the S&P 500, scored in the signal’s direction. Edge is what following the signal would have earned per trade. Rules under 10 matured signals show as collecting. Updated nightly. Last outcomes recorded Oct 14.

SignalDirectionEdge 1WHit 1WEdge 1MHit 1MSignals
Analyst downgrade clusterbearish+1.5%54%——56
Insider buy clusterbullish+1.5%41%——29
Compound bearishbearish+0.7%59%——59
Distribution flipbearish+0.6%56%——164
Insider sell clusterbearish+0.4%53%——245
Analyst upside entrybullish+0.4%42%——104
Analyst upgrade clusterbullish+0.2%48%——246
Alpha rank entrybullish+0.1%51%——61
Growth leader entrybullish-0.7%41%——22
Accumulation flipbullish-1.0%40%——114
Compound bullishbullish-1.1%44%——151
Power ranking breakoutbullish-1.1%46%——80
Alpha rank jumpbullish-1.3%38%——53
Sector divergenceunscored————58
Superinvestor maverick buybullish————2 · collecting
Industry group moveunscored————collecting
Superinvestor consensus buybullish————collecting
Superinvestor consensus sellbearish————collecting

Methodology: each signal anchors to the last market close on its fire date; forward returns use closes 5 and 21 trading days later. Excess return subtracts the S&P 500 (SPY) over the identical dates. A hit is a direction-correct excess return. Unscored rules are measured but directionally ambiguous by design. Nothing here is backtested — every number is a forward, out-of-sample result from the moment the signal fired.

Data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.