Audits and tracked records
Two kinds of public record, judged by the same rules: our own audits of strategies posted publicly, and the forward records of stock-pick sellers who enrolled with us.
What's the difference?
- Independent audit
- We pick a strategy that was posted publicly and test its rules on past data. Nobody asked or paid for it, and the people named are not Autrady customers.
- Seller-enrolled track
- A seller enrolled and logs every pick with us as they make it. Enrolment pays for the tracking, never for the verdict: the same rules for everyone, no edits or deletions, and a bad verdict stays on the page.
Independent audits
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18 popular trading strategies from X, tested as posted
16 of 18 fail. The only effect that survived a sealed holdout, buying short dips in index ETFs in an uptrend, is worth about 2% a year and fading.
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Can an AI search find a winning Bitcoin strategy?
The best of 152 strategies made +697%, less than holding Bitcoin. On shuffled prices with no pattern, the same search still found +457%.
Seller-enrolled tracks
Each seller here enrolled and sends picks to Autrady when they make them. We stamp every pick with our own clock, chain it to the one before and never delete it, then test the closed picks against the market after costs. Sorted by how long each record runs, then by picks, never by return.
No records are listed yet. The first sellers are starting their tracks now; each appears here once its public profile is proven.
Start a track: free for founding sellers until 31 March 2027What "tracked" means
- A pick's time is when Autrady received it, never a time the seller gives. It enters at the next US open.
- Each pick's SHA-256 covers the one before it, so none can be changed or removed without breaking the chain. A typo can be voided within 15 minutes, and the void stays on the record.
- Open picks show only their hash. The ticker and salt follow once the holding period and embargo end, so anyone can recompute the chain. Every track's newest hash is in the daily chain file.
- A verdict needs 12 months with closed picks, and "does not beat the market" is said only once a record could have shown an edge of 1% a month. Being tracked proves when picks were made, not that they were good.
How we test a claim
- We test the rules as posted. Where a post is vague, we write down our reading before running anything.
- The rules and the pass bar are fixed before we look at any result.
- Entries happen after the signal, never on the same bar, and every trade pays real costs.
- Results are judged against simply holding the market, not by raw return or win rate.
- The bar rises with the number of strategies tested, and anything that passes faces data we kept sealed.
- Crypto and futures checks are Autrady research. The self-serve audit tests US stock and ETF signals.
Audit the signals you follow, or check a track record for luck.
14 days free, no card, then €19 a month. Self-serve audits cover US stocks and ETFs. Selling picks? Founding sellers track free until 31 March 2027.