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Free until 31 December 2026

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The algorithm ranks 392 screened names every run. Everyone sees the top one. Scores refresh monthly. The portfolio changes each June.

Everything, free, while we prove it works.

Every account gets the full ranking until 31 December 2026. No card, nothing to cancel, and no trial that quietly starts charging. The reason is simple: this is a slow strategy with a modest, honestly measured edge, and the only way to judge it is to watch it for a while. So watch it.

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  • •The single top-ranked idea, refreshed each run
  • •Full pillar breakdown for that one name
  • •The algorithm's score on any stock you look up
  • •Market data, search and price charts
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Included

  • •Every ranked idea, not just the top one
  • •Pillar scores and sector for all of them
  • •The metrics behind each pillar, not just the score
  • •Your portfolio's positions ranked against the list

Founders: 2 years for $50

claimable until 1 November 2026

People who show up before there is any track record to point at are taking the most risk, so they get the best price, permanently. Use the free period first; if the rankings earn their place in how you work, the code fixes 2 years at $50 when paid membership opens.

Create an account to claimCodes are tied to an account, so they can't be scraped or resold.

Being straight about the mechanics: payments are not built yet, so nothing can be charged and no card is held. The code is a recorded promise against your account. If paid membership never opens, it costs you nothing and you keep whatever the free period gave you.

How often it updates

Prices move every day, so the scores are recomputed and republished every month. The portfolio itself is rebalanced once a year, each June, because that is the horizon the algorithm's edge was measured at: testing showed no reliable signal at a quarterly horizon, so trading the monthly reshuffle would add cost without adding return.