No cherry-picking
The numbers
Each daily pick is bought at the open and sold at the close of the same session, with 0.1% simulated trading costs. No leverage, no hindsight: the 1 sessions below are every session that was ever published.
Small sample: 1 session(s) measured out of the 20 we consider a minimum. Treat these numbers as noise for now, not as evidence.
Sessions measured
1
Closed up
100%
Beat the S&P 500
100%
Median day
+3.34%
Average day
+3.34%
Edge over the S&P 500
+3.63%
average per session
Best day
+3.34%
Worst day
+3.34%
Simulated capital against the market
+3.34% cumulative against -0.28% for the S&P 500 over the same sessions.
The curve shows up once a few sessions have been measured.
What if you took all three?
Counting the runner-up and third pick, 3 stocks have been measured in total, 100% of them closing up, for an average of +4.55% per stock.
How to read this honestly
- The share of days that closed up tells you how often we were right, not how much you made. One bad day can wipe out several good ones.
- Beating the S&P 500 is the number that matters. Gaining 1% on a day the whole market gained 1.5% is not a win, it is a loss dressed up as one.
- Below roughly twenty sessions, everything on this page is still mostly luck. Treat it as such until the sample grows.
- These results are simulated on official open and close prices. A real order also pays a spread, which is only approximated here.
The session-by-session detail lives on the track record page.
This is not investment advice. Crystal Bull is an automated experiment. It publishes a general analysis, not a personal recommendation, and it makes no promise about any outcome. Past results do not predict future ones. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose.