Runner Score — Public Track Record

Every Runner Score alert (85+/100, frozen at the first alert) is logged the moment it fires, with the exact time and price. The "max gain" is the stock's intraday high after the alert — real, timestamped, no cherry-picking. This ledger updates automatically; losers stay on the board.

The figures above are live ledger figures, not independently adjudicated: they are the ledger's own running counts over every 85+ alert since the frozen-score era began (2026-08-23).

Listing begins at the frozen-score era (2026-08-23).

How to read this honestly

Max gain assumes selling at the exact high, which no one does — treat it as the size of the opportunity, not realized profit. These spikes tend to fade into the close: the edge is selling into strength, not holding. Some alerts never move at all. The hit rates above are computed live from this listing — that's the honest shape of small-cap momentum.

Methodology caveat. The score shown is frozen at the moment of the pick's first alert (write-once) and is never updated afterward — a stock that ran later does not get a better score here. Rows recorded before this frozen-score basis existed (2026-08-17 to 2026-08-22) used the day's running score and are excluded from this listing rather than mixed in. Rows before 2026-08-17 used an older measurement that could include pre-alert movement and are excluded permanently.

Past performance does not guarantee future results. Not financial advice.