Leaderboard
Only traders with at least 20 graded calls appear here. A short record cannot be ranked honestly, so it is not ranked at all.
Read this before you read the table. Trader Score is an experimental composite (v1), shrunk toward a neutral 50 until a record is long enough to carry it, and damped when a trader's calls are correlated. The plain columns — mean R, win rate, worst call, unentered rate — are the reliable figures. A high score is not a recommendation, and none of it is evidence that anyone made money.
The board is not open yet
Nobody has reached 20 graded calls yet. The board opens as soon as real records are long enough to rank honestly.
Why the board is deliberately hard to enter
A ranking that admits a trader after four good calls is worse than no ranking at all — it hands a credible-looking badge to noise. Three mechanisms keep that from happening here.
- A hard sample floor. Fewer than 20 graded calls and a trader does not appear, regardless of how good those calls were.
- Shrinkage toward neutral. The composite pulls every score toward 50 in proportion to how little evidence supports it.
- Correlation damping. Twenty calls on one instrument, one timeframe, one session count as roughly four and a half, not twenty. One opinion expressed repeatedly is still one opinion.
The full formula is published, including the parts we think are weakest.