Track record

Engine · scored 5 trading days after each signal opens · paper

Nothing is locked behind this page. Every signal QuantCore publishes is scored the same way, wins and losses, and the numbers below are the same ones subscribers and their agents see.

No signals have been scored yet. Each signal is measured 5 trading days after it opens, so numbers appear here once the first ones finish.

By family

flow+gex

Options flow + dealer positioning

Unusually large options bets, plus how option dealers are positioned to hedge them.

scored: 0
hit: —
avg R: —

off-exchange

Off-exchange trades

Big block trades that happen away from the public exchanges, and which way they lean.

scored: 0
hit: —
avg R: —

insider

Insider buying

Company insiders buying their own stock with their own money, from public Form 4 filings.

scored: 0
hit: —
avg R: —

congress

Congress trades

Stock trades members of Congress must disclose by law. Filings arrive weeks late, so these are slow, multi-week ideas.

scored: 0
hit: —
avg R: —

How this is measured

Entry, target and stop are fixed by code when a signal opens and never change afterwards. 5 trading days later we check whether the price reached the target or the stop first. Market data is delayed 15 minutes, which is why QuantCore only publishes signals that last a day or longer.

Agents can read the same numbers as JSON at /api/v1/track-record, no key needed. See the API docs.

Past results do not guarantee future results. Signals are educational data, not investment advice. Results are measured on paper and do not include commissions, slippage or taxes.