The master list — one row for every ticker Just Signal has ever named, at its earliest Day 0, and every one is graded. This is the universe the Scorecard reads and scores; the same verdict cascade runs here. Each ticker earns a verdict (🟢 ahead / 🟡 tracking / 🔴 behind) from the strongest signal it carries — its basis is shown next to the verdict: projection (a real % target), direction (the bullish/bearish trend it was named under), or return (a neutral mention, graded on raw return). Day 0 is the authentic Finnhub price where recorded, else the exchange close on the report date; the current price is the once-daily closing snapshot.
Day-0 price is authentic, not re-fetched. Each ticker's Day-0 price is the exact real-time price the report recorded at the moment that signal was first made (Finnhub). We do not re-fetch a historical close — historical prices aren't available on our quote-only feed, and the recorded price is the true baseline the call was made against. Model-recalled (retrospective) reports are excluded; only real-time-quoted baselines count.
Eldest wins. A ticker mentioned in several reports keeps only its earliest Day-0. The registry is populated once from all history and then maintained automatically: each new report adds genuinely-new tickers and leaves existing baselines untouched.
Current price is a once-a-day snapshot, not live. A scheduled job captures the last trading day's close for every registered ticker and stores it here, so this page (and the Scorecard) load with no market-data calls at all — the whole site costs roughly one quote per ticker per day. The "Current" column is headed with that snapshot's date. A new ticker starts with its close equal to its Day-0 until the next day's snapshot. A handful of tickers that no longer trade keep their last recorded close.
Not investment advice. Returns are point-in-time and informational. Just Signal is a futurism instrument; this page measures our history honestly.