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“Just looking at the fact it's been beaten down for so long. Just felt poised for some upside. Bought some on a gut feeling. Here we are. Wh…”
- Call
- Buy AMPL
- Entry
- $13.30
- At expiry
- $16.83 (+26.5%)
- Score
- +1.00
Score: −1.0 wrong · 0 flat · +1.0 right with a full-size move. How scoring works →
From a Reddit post to a scored call, automatically.
Our crawlers watch public posts on Reddit and SeekingAlpha around the clock. When someone makes a buy or sell call, we record the price the moment it's posted and grade it as the market plays out. No human in the loop — so you can see whether the loudest voice in the thread is ever actually right.
Full methodology →Bots watch the feeds
Crawlers check public posts on Reddit and SeekingAlpha for new calls throughout the day.
LLMs parse the call
Language models extract structured predictions — ticker, direction, target, expiry — from messy prose. Entry price is recorded from market data at the original publication time.
The market grades it
At expiry, we compare the call to actual price movement and assign a score from −1.0 to +1.0 — weighted by direction, conviction and magnitude. Track records aggregate. Nobody hides.
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