Verifiable, not marketed

The Public Record

Generated 2026-09-04 · 30 sessions · 227 grades logged · 0 revealed

What this page is. Every setup the scan grades is recorded the night it is published, and its fingerprint appears here before anyone knows how it turned out — without giving the paid letter away.

How it works, and what it is worth

Publishing tomorrow’s names here would simply hand the product away. So the record works in two stages.

Committed, the same night. The date, how many names were graded, the grade distribution, and a SHA-256 fingerprint of that night’s grade rows. The fingerprint fixes the exact set of names and levels. It reveals none of them.
Revealed, 57 days later. Once a setup’s measurement window has closed, the full row is published — the symbol, the grade, the levels exactly as subscribers received them, and what actually happened.

Recompute it yourself: take the revealed rows for a date, keep the fields date, symbol, grade, points, pivot, stop, sort by symbol, serialise as compact JSON with sorted keys, and hash it. It will match the fingerprint published that night.

Why it is built this way

Anyone can tell you what price they flagged. That part is easy to check, so nobody lies about it. What decides whether a trade worked is where it ended — and that number usually gets picked later, once everyone can already see how the chart turned out. That is where records get flattering. This one takes the choice away.

The list is locked the night it is made. The fingerprint above goes up the same evening the names are graded. Nothing can be added later because it worked, or dropped because it did not.

The exit is a rule, not a judgment call. Hold the stop. Move it to breakeven once the trade has made what it risked. Then trail it behind the high. Same rule, every position, every time. Nobody picks a flattering moment to call it a win.

Every finished trade shows up. Winners and losers. There is no shortlist.

This does not make the calls right, and this page does not claim they are. It makes them checkable, which is a different thing and the only one worth promising.

It is also the part that cannot be produced on demand. Anyone can rewrite a description of their method this afternoon. Nobody can go back and commit to last year’s calls.

What this does and does not establish

Being precise about this matters more than the claim sounding strong.

It does establish that the rows revealed for a date match the fingerprint that was published for that date. Change one symbol, grade or level after the fact and the fingerprint no longer matches.

It does not, on its own, establish the timing. This page is published by us. A fingerprint shown here is our word that it was posted that night. Each nightly update is committed to the private source repository this site is built from, so a dated history exists and can be produced on request; it is not something you can inspect on your own, and we would rather say that plainly than point you at a page you cannot open.

It also does not establish that a reader would have obtained these results, that the fills shown were available, or that the record has been audited. It has not been.

What the results mean, and what they do not

Results are measured on the exit rule the letter actually publishes: hold the initial stop, move it to breakeven once the trade has earned what it risked, then trail. A setup whose price never reached its watch-above level shows as never triggered — it was never a trade.

This is a record of what was published, not a performance claim. It is not audited, it excludes trading costs and slippage, and nothing here represents what any reader obtained or would obtain. Past results do not predict future results.