TickerWhy
How We'll Keep Score
TickerWhy hasn't published its first paid issue yet — so this page is deliberately empty. The day our first briefing ships, every "good news / bad news" call we make starts getting logged here, including the ones that miss. No cherry-picking, no deleting, no moving goalposts after the fact.
0calls published so far
0calls reviewed so far
—accuracy (nothing to measure yet)
How we will score ourselves
What counts as a call: any item in a TickerWhy briefing labeled "good for X" or "bad for X" with a named ticker.
Review window: the 5 trading days after publication. Direction of the call vs. the stock's move relative to the S&P 500.
Judged by: "Correct", "Wrong", or "Too close to call" — the last one counts against us in the headline accuracy number.
What we will never do: delete calls, move goalposts after the fact, or advertise individual winners without the full list.
What this is not: a promise of future accuracy, or investment advice. It's accountability.
Call log
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Nothing here yet — by design.
We're pre-launch. The first entries appear the day our first paid issue ships, and every outcome will be published weekly after its 5-day review window closes.
Why we're willing to be measured at all
Most services sell certainty. We sell a batting average. If our 4-week rolling accuracy ever falls below 60%, paying subscribers get that month free — automatically, no support ticket required. We'd rather refund you than become the kind of service that hopes you don't check.
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