Track record
Every signal we publish, and what happened next.
A research publication should be judged on its record, not its promises. This log lists every signal we publish, its importance score, and how events actually unfolded — including the signals that turned out not to matter and the errors we corrected.
| Date | Sector | Signal | Score | What happened next | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
The log starts with our first issue.Nothing has been published yet, so there is nothing to show. We won't fill this table with back-tested or hypothetical results. | |||||
Confirmed — later events matched the signal's importance
Faded — the signal turned out not to matter much
Correction — something we published was wrong
Pending — too early to tell
Nothing gets deleted
Entries are added, never removed. If a signal is revised, the original stays visible next to the update.
Corrections are dated
When we get a fact wrong, we say so in the next issue and log the correction here with the date.
This is not a performance record
We track whether signals were accurate and important — not whether anyone made or lost money on them.