Public record · Midterm Anchors
Every call, and how it turned out
Published 3 March. Each call was posted the evening before it applied, and nothing on this page can be edited afterwards.
74
Calls made
41
Buys, and 33 exits
+14.2%
What the rule earned
+11.4%
What its followers kept
Recent calls
Newest first| Posted | Call | Rule | At | Since | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 Sep | BUY CRWD | Earnings beat | 421.55 | — | OPEN |
| 11 Sep | EXIT AMZN | Trailing stop | 199.80 | — | OPEN |
| 22 Aug | BUY NVDA | Dip in uptrend | 164.20 | +8.6% | HELD |
| 14 Aug | EXIT WDC | Trailing stop | 88.40 | −4.1% | EXITED HIGHER |
| 30 Jul | BUY COST | Earnings beat | 905.00 | +4.8% | HELD |
| 18 Jul | EXIT MRVL | Hard floor | 61.10 | −12.4% | LOSS TAKEN |
What this page leaves out
No backtest, and no projected return. This rule's place on the leaderboard rests only on results earned after publication, which is the same measure applied to every rule here.
Why we rank it this way →The losses too
Eleven of the 33 exits were losses, the largest at −12.4%. They stay on the record. A rule you only ever see winning is a rule you will abandon at its first loss.