Signal track record
Do the ratings precede the move?
This page will publish every monthly cohort of Quorum ratings, and what those companies returned against the S&P 500 over the next 30, 90 and 180 days. The method sits in the same panel as the figures. Until a computed snapshot reaches this site, there is nothing to rank — and that absence is stated, not dressed up.
No cohort snapshot has been published yet.
A monthly computation of rated companies against the index has not landed here. This table fills from that snapshot; until the first one arrives there is nothing to publish — and that is a gap in the computation, not a finding about the ratings.
Monthly rating cohorts vs S&P 500 · Computation date not recorded · sync date not recorded
What a figure on this page will be allowed to say
- Cohorts, not tips. Companies that carried a Bullish rating in a given calendar month are grouped together. The return of that group is measured over the next 30, 90 and 180 days, and set beside the S&P 500 over the same stretches.
- The method sits next to the number. A return without its sample size, its window and its benchmark is not published. The same rule the members roster already applies to a named alpha.
- Past return is not a promise. Nothing here will say a rating is expected to produce a gain. Research, not advice — the same line as every other public page.
- A missing snapshot is not a 404. This page exists so the URL the plan named answers. An empty table is the honest state; inventing a cohort so the page looks finished is the one thing this product will not do.
No monthly cohort has reached this site yet. When the first snapshot lands, the table above fills and the limits stay in the same panel.
How this will be computed. Each month, every company that carried a Bullish rating — the public band, 70–100 on the 0–100 score — is followed from the month-end close to the close 30, 90 and 180 days later. The S&P 500 is measured over those same three stretches. The page will print the average of the cohort, the size of the cohort, and those two dates: when the figures were computed, and when they reached this site. Neutral and Bearish cohorts, if they are ever published, will be labelled as such rather than folded into the Bullish average. Sales, shorts and paper portfolios are out of scope: this is a record of the ratings, not a simulated fund.
Research, not advice. Figures are machine-collected from primary filings and may contain errors.