Disclosures

An automated model makes every call on StockMap. It runs on a fixed schedule, Tuesday through Saturday at 06:00 UTC, on the previous trading day's close, and publishes one call per stock it covers. No one picks or adjusts a single call by hand.

The call on a stock is the same for every reader. A paid plan changes how much of the site you can use, never what the model says about a stock.

Most calls that lean one way say a stock will lag its benchmark; few say it will lead. A call is the model's view of one stock against the market, not a pick.

StockMap's calls, maps and numbers are research and education. They are not investment advice, and they are not a recommendation for your situation. A call is an estimate of how a stock may do against a benchmark over two weeks, not a price target and not an instruction to trade.

We don't consider anyone's holdings, goals, age or circumstances when a call is made. The model has no input for anyone's holdings, ours included. We don't give personal advice by email or anywhere else.

• StockMap is paid for by its readers: the site is free to use, with optional paid plans.
• No company, issuer, fund or exchange pays us to cover, feature or rank anything, and no one can pay to change a call.
• The site carries no affiliate links and no broker links.
• Plans bought in the App Store or Google Play are collected by Apple or Google and passed on to us, minus their store fee.

Calls that lean one way are graded once their two-week window has closed: did the stock do better or worse than its sector's median, and than IVW, the S&P 500 Growth fund? Neutral calls are not graded. For now, calls on stocks that have left our list drop out of the record. The record is published with the misses beside the hits, and each hit rate beside its base rate, its window and its date. The hit rate is not the return of following the calls. See the track record and how calls are graded.

Found an error? Write to support@stockmap.io. Corrections are listed with their date on the track record page.

For crypto, StockMap shows market data only, from CoinGecko and the other sources named on each page. We tested a two-week coin forecast, it showed no edge, so we publish no coin calls. How we tested it.