Stock Picks Results: 6-2 on 8 Settled Calls
The Daily Five has published 30 stock picks since October 15, each with a real Yahoo Finance entry quote. 8 have reached the end of their horizon and settled at a real closing price: 6 won and 2 lost (75%), an average return of +1.05% per pick. $100 on every settled pick would be up $8.39. Best call: SELL META (1 Day, +4.25%). Worst: SELL SMH (-1.61%). BUY calls went 2-0 and SELL (short-side) calls went 4-2. The other 22 picks (mostly 1-Month and 1-Year calls) are still open and marked to live prices below.
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Every settled stock pick, by edition
Entry is the real quote when we published; exit is the official close at the end of the horizon. Return is per pick, short-side for SELLs. Tap any pick for its price chart and the original why.
📈 Sunday, October 18 edition 1-1 · avg +0.72%
📈 Saturday, October 17 edition 1-1 · avg -0.66%
📈 Friday, October 16 edition 2-0 · avg +2.79%
📈 Thursday, October 15 edition 2-0 · avg +1.36%
Still open: 22 calls marked live
Marked to the latest Yahoo Finance price (may lag up to ~15 min in market hours). These settle at the close when their horizon ends.
FAQ
How are Daily Five stock picks graded?
Each pick has an entry price from a real Yahoo Finance quote at publish time. It is marked to live prices until its horizon ends (1 day, 30 days or 365 days after the edition), then settles at the first official daily close on or after that date. SELL calls are graded short-side, so a falling stock is a win.
When does a 1-Day stock pick settle?
At the regular-session close of the next trading day after the edition. Weekend editions settle at Monday's close. We never freeze an intraday price: a pick still in its exit session reads live until the close is final.
Is this financial advice?
No. The Daily Five aggregates public ideas and grades them in public for information and entertainment. Past results don't guarantee future returns, and you can lose money.
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