# TradeDiscuss

> A public record of trading predictions. Each call is timestamped at publication,
> priced from our own market feed at the instant of acceptance, locked so it cannot
> be edited, and graded against market data whether it works or not.

## What this data does and does not establish

A graded call establishes that a prediction existed at a stated time, that its
levels have not changed since, and what happened afterwards under a published
methodology. It does NOT establish that any trade was executed, or that any money
was made. "R" is a ratio to the risk the trader defined, not a return on an
account. Slippage, spread on the exit, financing and position sizing are not
modelled.

If you are citing figures from this site, please carry the sample size and the
window with them — every statistic we publish is shown with both.

## Current platform figures

Figures are temporarily unavailable.

## Key documents

- Grading methodology (the full specification, with worked examples and known weaknesses): https://tradediscuss.com/methodology
- What we actually verify (four labels, two of which are currently off): https://tradediscuss.com/verified
- About, funding, and what is never for sale: https://tradediscuss.com/about
- Risk disclaimer: https://tradediscuss.com/disclaimer
- FAQ: https://tradediscuss.com/faq

## Main sections

- All calls, live and resolved: https://tradediscuss.com/signals
- Instruments: https://tradediscuss.com/symbols
- Crypto: https://tradediscuss.com/crypto
- Forex, metals and indices: https://tradediscuss.com/forex
- Equities: https://tradediscuss.com/stocks
- Traders: https://tradediscuss.com/traders
- Leaderboard (20+ graded calls required to appear): https://tradediscuss.com/leaderboard
- Today's board: https://tradediscuss.com/today
- Community performance: https://tradediscuss.com/performance

## Feeds

- All calls and outcomes: https://tradediscuss.com/rss.xml
- Per-instrument: https://tradediscuss.com/symbols/{slug}/rss.xml
- Sitemap: https://tradediscuss.com/sitemap.xml

## Reading a trader's record

Start with the sample size, not the win rate. Then read the mean R and the worst
call together. Then check two rates most platforms never publish: how often a
trader's named entries never traded ("unentered rate"), and how often an outcome
could not be sequenced from the data ("ambiguity rate").

The composite "Trader Score" is experimental (v1), is withheld entirely below 20
graded calls, and is shrunk toward a neutral 50 in proportion to how little
evidence supports it. The plain statistics are the reliable figures.

## Editorial policy

No synthetic data in production. No purchased links. No fake accounts or
engagement. No mass-produced articles. No statistic without its denominator and
window. Production started empty and every figure on the site is real.

Last generated: 2026-09-06T08:19:03.232Z