Insights

What the besties' calls reveal

Patterns mined from every scored call in the catalog — what has historically mattered, and where the besties stand right now. Tap any stat to see the calls behind it.

🤝The Consensus Meter

+36.7pp edge

When two or more besties agree, history says pay attention.

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Consensus = two or more besties holding the same current scored stance (medium+ conviction); a solo call is one only a single bestie made. Alpha is a call's return above the S&P over the same window; returns in the list below are since the besties' first call on the name.

Agreement has been worth +36.7pp more alpha than going it alone.

🎯The Conviction Signal

high: +44.3pp

How hard they commit predicts how the call pays off.

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Mean alpha of the index's calls, grouped by the strongest conviction a bestie put behind the bull case — high (stated plainly), medium (qualified), or low (a hedged aside, never scored). Bars share one scale. Hedged calls have historically been the ones to fade.

🔄The Flip Tracker

40 reversals

Who's changed their mind — tap a host to replay every reversal.

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A flip is a full bull↔bear reversal by the same host on the same company, counting only medium-or-higher-conviction takes; mixed and neutral moments in between don't count. Click a name to replay the whole journey on its price chart.

⚔️Open Duels

4 live

Names the besties are split on — and who's winning so far.

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A duel is a name where some besties' current scored stance is bullish and others' is bearish. The lead goes to whoever the stock has favored since the split crystallized — up for the bulls, down for the bears, with a ±2% dead zone counted as a push.