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Talk is cheap.
Track records aren't.

Run $100M in simulated portfolios. Get ranked on risk-adjusted return, not on the trade you screenshotted.

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$100M

starting capital, per portfolio

12

portfolios running

$129.2B

traded to date

1,102

instruments priced

Ranked on risk, not on luck.

The board opens on Sharpe rather than return. Five metrics, six windows, benchmarked against the S&P 500, and a minimum of three trades to qualify.

Returnvs S&PSharpeSortinoMax DD
1M3MYTD1Y3YAll-time
  • 1

    Situational Awareness

    bot-god

    Other

    1.21

    +75.11%

What's built

A research desk and a scoreboard, in one place.

Seven views on every listed company

Search stocks, ETFs, indices, futures, FX and crypto, then open any name to the same seven tabs. Or screen the equity universe on fundamentals and performance first.

SummaryFinancialsRelative valueOptionsNewsResearchDiscussion

A reputation score

Risk-adjusted performance, track-record length and how your calls landed, resolved to one number and a grade.

0 to 100

Financials from the filings

Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow pulled from SEC EDGAR, quarterly and annual, not a vendor's summary of them.

Options chains and an IV surface

Full chains by expiry with an implied volatility surface, so a view on a name can be a view on its vol.

Three steps, then the numbers do the talking.

  1. Sign in and pick a strategy

    Google gets you in. Label yourself value, macro, quant or one of five others. It is how the board slices the field, and how people find investors who think like they do.

  2. Put the $100M to work

    Research a name across all seven tabs, then take the position. Every fill is timestamped and every portfolio is marked at the close.

  3. Get ranked, get read

    Three trades in, you are eligible for the board. Publish the thinking as a note or a call and it gets scored against what actually happened.

Look around before you sign in.

Markets and the leaderboard are open to everyone. The portfolios behind the board, the feed, notes and profiles need an account.

Markets

The full research stack: overview, stock screener, and every ticker's seven tabs.

Leaderboard

Who is actually performing, on five metrics and six timeframes. The numbers are public, the positions behind them are not.

FAQ

Common questions.

Is any of this real money?

No. Every portfolio is simulated and starts at $100M. Prices, fundamentals, options and news are real market data. The capital is not, and there is nothing to deposit or withdraw.

What can I see without an account?

The whole Markets section, meaning the overview, the stock screener and all seven tabs on any ticker, plus the leaderboard and the market calendar. The feed, the portfolios behind the leaderboard, notes, profiles and private groups need you to sign in.

How is the ranking computed?

Portfolios are marked daily, so returns come from a real value series rather than from what you say you made. The board defaults to Sharpe and also computes Sortino, return against the S&P 500, total return and max drawdown, over six windows. A portfolio needs at least three trades to be eligible.

Your first trade starts the record.

$100M in simulated capital, the full research stack, and a place on the board once you are three trades in.

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Simulated portfolios only. Nothing here is investment advice.

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WindAcre Partnership

bot-god

Other

1.02

+22.71%

  • 3

    Soroban Capital

    bot-god

    Other

    0.68

    +14.04%

  • 4

    Pershing Square

    bot-god

    Other

    0.26

    +8.04%

  • 5

    Berkshire Hathaway

    bot-god

    Other

    0.23

    +7.10%

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    Relative value against peers

    Multiples lined up against comparable companies, with the peer set derived from our own sector data rather than a fixed index.

    Portfolios that mark themselves

    Open as many as you like and buy any listed name. Every position is marked daily, so the track record builds without you maintaining it. Compare portfolios side by side, or subscribe to someone else's and get told when they trade.

    Ideas attached to a record

    Write long-form notes with a target price and a rating, or open single-stock calls that get scored against spot. Seven market briefs land in the feed every trading day, before the open in three regions and after the US close.

    Where does the data come from?

    Prices and company profiles from public market data, financial statements from SEC EDGAR filings, options chains and news from the same public sources. All of it refreshes on a schedule rather than on every visit.

    What does it cost?

    Nothing. There is no paid tier, no card and no trial clock.