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Who has the track record?
Ranked by Track Score: excess return versus SPY, consistency and sample depth. At least 30 priced buys, 4 years and 80% price coverage.
How do the score and performance labels work?
Track Score · out of 100
60% average excess return versus SPY and 40% frequency of beating SPY, for the selected horizon. The return component is capped between −10 and +10 percentage points.
Short or incomplete records are pulled toward 50. The adjustment combines √(buys / 100), years / 4 and price coverage, each capped at 1. This is a ranking rule, not a validated predictive model.
Consistency and excess return
“Consistent”: positive average excess and more than half of buys beating SPY. “Lagging”: negative average excess and fewer than half beating SPY. Otherwise the record is mixed. At least 30 priced buys, 4 publication years and 80% coverage are required.
+4 pp means 4 percentage points ahead of SPY over the same dates. A score of 74/100 does not mean a 74% chance of profit. Rankings describe disclosed household buys in the available data.
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New buys. History worth inspecting.
Recent disclosures from figures with positive average 6-month excess and the same sample thresholds as the leaderboard.
A transparent research filter, not a recommendation to buy. Options, gifts and exercises do not enter the stock-buy backtest.
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