Track record

The v1 record · five heroes a week, August–September 2026

What the earlier version of the screen published, kept exactly as published. Everything here is a hit rate on observed movement, not a return: the screen surfaced names likely to be volatile around their results and made no claim about direction.

FY2026-27 · week by week

The fiscal year runs from 1 April, so week 1 begins Monday 6 Apr 2026. All 52 weeks are shown from the outset — a week that was never published stays visibly missing rather than disappearing from the record.

3 of 52 weeks published so far this fiscal year. A figure computed from a handful of weeks is noise; these become meaningful across a full season, which is exactly why every empty slot is on show.

Weeks reviewed

How often a name crossed +5%

Of every name published, the share that traded 5% above its pre-result close at some point in the seven sessions after the result. This asks whether a name got there, which is a different question from the Gain rate below — that one asks whether it was still there on the seventh session. A stock that ran to +9% on day two and gave it all back is a yes here and a no there, and both readings are true.

Measured on the session high, because “crossed” is about what the stock traded at rather than where it settled. Reaching a level at some point in a week is not the same as a return, and nothing here says it could have been realised.

Dates that moved after the pick

Names are picked before most companies have told the exchange when they will report, so a card is often frozen against a projected date. When the company then confirms a different one, the pick stands, the card is not edited, and the result is scored on the day it actually lands. Every such move is listed here.