A subscription letter for stocks, crypto, and physical metals — gold and silver. Every call shows the full chain of evidence that produced it. No story without the numbers. No call without a grade.
One letter per engine cycle, covering all three. Public data only — no rumors, no anonymous tips.
SEC EDGAR filings: 13F positions from five tracked managers (Berkshire, Duquesne, Pershing, Appaloosa, Scion), insider Form 4 buying and selling, ARK daily holdings — run through a fixed rules screen before anything becomes a call.
Graded against the S&P 500 (SPY)
Major coins scored on trend vs their 50-day and 200-day averages, 30-day momentum, and an RSI penalty for overheated entries. Prices cross-checked across two exchanges at run time.
Graded against Bitcoin (BTC)
Gold and silver: live spot, CFTC futures positioning, World Gold Council demand data, ETF holdings, and real dealer premiums on physical coins — quoted in ounces plus premium, not just paper tickers.
Graded against spot
The exact pipeline the engines run. A subscriber can audit any call against these steps.
Filings, exchange prices, positioning reports, dealer premiums. If it isn't published data, it isn't an input.
Outside calls — a guru post, a viral video, a tip — enter as claims, not signals. If the story behind a call isn't true, the call dies here, and the letter says why.
Fixed scoring: price vs its averages, momentum, an overheating penalty. A BUY needs a score of +2 or better. Oversold alone is never a buy signal.
Most days, most assets fail the gate. "No BUY qualified today" is a published result, not a failure — it's the filter subscribers are paying for. A BUY is issued as an exact ticket: entry limit, window, $500 and $1,000 sizes, target, stop, and time exit — fixed before the fact, never edited after.
Calls are scored against their benchmark. Misses stay on the record. A signal that fails grading gets dropped, on the record.
One letter per engine cycle: every call, every ticket, every reasoning chain — including the days the answer is "buy nothing." Track record published, misses included.
Your subscription is confirmed — the next issue lands in your inbox when the engines publish it. Meanwhile, the current issue is open.