How ALAN's reads have done
Every day ALAN gives each stock it follows a plain label: bullish (leaning up), bearish (leaning down) or neutral. This page counts how those labels turned out once the waiting period ended. The misses are here next to the hits.
A percentage only appears once at least 20 labels have finished, because a share worked out from a handful of labels says almost nothing. Until then the page shows the plain counts.
How to read these numbers
Stock prices tend to rise over long stretches, so a bullish label can look good in a rising market without showing any skill. A hit rate close to what you would get by flipping a coin is not an edge. Labels were counted from closing prices, and every label from the current version of ALAN's labels is counted once its waiting period is over, whether it turned out well or badly. Labels from earlier versions are not included.
The written calls
Separate from the daily labels, the weekly letter publishes written calls with a date and a deadline. 3 are still open and 0 have closed. No hit rate is published until at least 10 have closed. See every written call.
Past results do not predict future results. This page describes what ALAN's labels did, not what any stock will do, and nothing here is advice to buy or sell anything.