Receipts for finance X
Every call,
on the record.
CalledIt reads what finance accounts post on X, finds every stock call, and grades it against the S&P 500 at real closing prices.
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Method
How one call gets graded.
Every number on CalledIt comes from the same four steps: the post, the call, the entry at the next close, and the grade against the S&P 500.
Full rules, including exits, splits and ranking: the methodology.
Leaderboard · 3-month window
The top of the board.
Ranked on return versus the S&P 500, equal weight per call. Ten graded calls to qualify; ties go to hit rate.
Grade a handle
Grade any finance account.
Type an X handle. CalledIt reads the posts, Claude finds the calls, and every call is priced at real closes and scored against the S&P 500. A new handle takes about 90 seconds; one already graded is instant.
Already graded · instant
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Leaderboard
Who's beating the market.
Ranked on return versus the S&P 500 over the window, equal weight per graded call. Each call enters at the next close after the post and stays marked to market until its stated target or horizon. Ten graded calls to qualify; ties go to hit rate. Methodology
1M near-term · 3M a quarter
Positions
If you wanted to invest today, where?
Every open call, collapsed per account and ticker, with how many times it's been called (conviction) and how it's done since the first call. Flip between by account and by ticker to see where the best track records are clustering right now.
Portfolio
Follow everyone, tracked daily.
The daily-rebalanced backtest of holding the leaderboard's composition, benchmarked against SPY over the same open→open windows, and the live composition below it. Illustrative backtest and model weights, not investment advice. Disclaimer.
The daily-rebalanced backtest
Each day takes the leaderboard composition; the realized return is the one-day open-to-open P&L.
The live composition
One portfolio aggregated across every account's open positions. Illustrative target weights.
Signal · private beta
When independent callers agree, listen.
One rule, found in this site's own data and graded on fixed windows: when two or more tracked accounts call the same US stock long within seven days, that consensus has beaten both solo calls and SPY. Below: the evidence and what the rule says today.
Research notes and a simulated portfolio: not investment advice, not a recommendation, and not a solicitation to transact. Past performance does not predict future results. Disclaimer.