How scoring works

The entry is the regular-session close on the US air date, because the show airs after the bell. If that date was a holiday, the prior session within five days is the air-date close. One day, one week, and three months use the first close on or after that entry plus the calendar mark. The one-month window is anchored on the air date itself, from the air-date close to the first close on or after the air date plus one month. Short and bearish calls win when the price falls. Charts show percent change from that same close. Stickers use that same direction-adjusted return: bagholder at -20.00% or worse, fully cooked through -10.00%, rekt through -5.00%, cooked through -2.00%, and down bad through -0.50%. Inside half a percent either way is crabbing. A gain up to +2.00% is up only. Then printing, tendies at +5.00%, to the moon at +10.00%, and generational at +20.00% or better. Picks without a later close are just dropped. Picks without a ticker stay listed and are not scored.

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