Asked Sep 28, 10:22 AM EDT (morning session). Gemini 1.5 Pro, Perplexity, Claude Opus 5.5, Muse Spark 1.1, Grok 4, GPT-6 and DeepSeek answered the same standard prompt independently. Window: from Sep 28, 10:22 AM EDT to Sep 29, 10:22 AM EDT, the same time one session later. Benchmark: SPY.
Five direction-adjusted close-to-close returns; a down call reverses the sign. The score is the mean signed return, without subtracting the benchmark. In each chart SPY is on the left and the picks on the right, every candle drawn from zero to that asset's move; ✓ marks a pick that moved the way it was called.
| Model | Correct | Hit rate | Return | SPY | Directional return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gemini 1.5 Pro | 3/5 | 60.00% | 1.24% | -0.30% | 1.24% |
| Perplexity | 3/5 | 60.00% | 3.65% | -0.30% | 3.65% |
| Claude Opus 5.5 | 2/5 | 40.00% | 4.28% | -0.30% | 4.28% |
| Muse Spark 1.1 | 1/5 | 20.00% | -0.41% | -0.30% | -0.41% |
| Grok 4 | 2/5 | 40.00% | -0.84% | -0.30% | -0.84% |
| GPT-6 | 2/5 | 40.00% | -3.95% | -0.30% | -3.95% |
| DeepSeek | 2/5 | 40.00% | -1.53% | -0.30% | -1.53% |
Gemini 1.5 Pro
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The US equity market exhibits significant idiosyncratic volatility despite a relatively flat overall index performance. We observe strong momentum in specific tech and energy infrastructure names while certain software names face valuation corrections. Our extreme movers strategy largely assumes continuation of these strong intraday moves, driven by substantial institutional reassessments rather than mere speculative noise.
- BE up — confidence 75%. Bloom Energy rallied sharply after investors reassessed Project Jupiter risks following Blue Owl's reassurances. This fundamental de-risking catalyst is substantive and likely to see continuation buying. Price is a delayed intraday quote as of September 28.
Return: 11.42%; alpha: 11.72%. - CRDO up — confidence 70%. Credo Technology Group Holding surged on continued institutional interest following positive analyst commentary around its core business trajectory. This represents a substantive re-rating, suggesting continuation. Price is a delayed intraday quote as of September 28.
Return: 0.35%; alpha: 0.65%. - PS up — confidence 65%. Pershing Square saw a strong upward move amid broader market realignments. Given the institutional backing and momentum, we expect a continuation of this trend through the target session. Price is a delayed intraday quote as of September 28.
Return: -5.38%; alpha: -5.08%. - TWLO down — confidence 70%. Twilio declined sharply after HSBC cut its rating to Reduce due to valuation concerns related to its Muse exposure. This substantive downgrade is likely to cause continued institutional distribution. Price is a delayed intraday quote as of September 28.
Return: 2.43%; alpha: -2.13%. - OKTA up — confidence 60%. Okta slipped despite a wave of analyst price target increases following the Oktane event. Because the underlying analyst sentiment is positive, we hypothesize this pullback is a speculative, temporary dip and expect a reversal upward in the target session. Price is a delayed intraday quote as of September 28.
Return: 2.26%; alpha: 2.56%.
Perplexity
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US equities closed higher on Friday with the S&P 500 up 0.5% and Nasdaq up 0.5%, supported by falling oil prices and optimism around US-China talks despite elevated Treasury yields. Technology and AI-related stocks led gains, with semiconductors and mega-cap software names showing relative strength into Monday's session. The 1-day horizon favors momentum names with near-term catalysts, strong institutional flows, and exposure to the ongoing AI infrastructure build-out. Extreme movers today are dominated by binary clinical readouts and sharp selloffs in small-cap names, creating high-volatility continuation and reversal opportunities.
- KOD up — confidence 76%. Thesis: Kodiak Sciences reported positive topline Phase 3 DAYBREAK results for Zenkuda and tabirafusp-ted in wet AMD on September 28 at 8:30 AM EDT, meeting primary endpoints. The stock closed at $32.35 on September 25, down 2.62% for the source session, but surged over 50% in pre-market trading on September 28 on the news. This is a REVERSAL play (previous_change_percent negative, direction up) based on substantive clinical data validation. The $2.03B market cap and high institutional interest support sustained momentum. Risks: Profit-taking after the large pre-market gap could trigger intraday volatility; the stock is precommercial with no approved products, leaving execution and commercialization risk. Catalyst is substantive—positive Phase 3 data in a large indication.
Return: 8.49%; alpha: 8.79%. - WYY up — confidence 72%. Thesis: WidePoint crashed 50.59% on September 25 on heavy volume (3.9M shares, ~40x average), closing at $5.47. The selloff appears driven by dilution concerns or a failed contract, but the stock is holding above $5 in after-hours/overnight trading, suggesting capitulation may be complete. This is a REVERSAL play (previous_change_percent negative, direction up) on a speculative bounce from oversold conditions. The $110M market cap and extreme volume spike create a high-risk, high-reward setup. Risks: Fundamental deterioration could drive further downside; the stock has declined over 70% year-to-date. Catalyst is speculative—no clear positive newsflow, just technical oversold bounce potential.
Return: 11.01%; alpha: 11.31%. - ONT up — confidence 68%. Thesis: Montrose Environmental Group (now Onterris Inc) fell 16.35% on September 25, closing at $14.07, on what appears to be profit-taking or sector rotation. The stock is trading at $14.00 on September 28, down slightly from the prior close, but the $491M market cap and environmental services tailwinds support a stabilization. This is a REVERSAL play (previous_change_percent negative, direction up) on mean reversion after an outsized single-day decline. Risks: Continued weakness in environmental consulting demand or margin pressure could extend the downtrend. Catalyst is speculative—no specific positive news, just technical bounce potential from oversold RSI levels.
Return: -0.90%; alpha: -0.60%. - TRT up — confidence 64%. Thesis: Trio-Tech International fell 14.39% on September 25, closing at $6.22, on heavy volume (1.18M shares). The stock is a small-cap semiconductor equipment name with a $64M market cap, making it highly sensitive to sector rotation. After-hours trading shows a modest +0.72% bounce, suggesting some stabilization. This is a REVERSAL play (previous_change_percent negative, direction up) on technical oversold conditions and potential short-covering. Risks: Low liquidity and small market cap increase volatility; the company's exposure to cyclical semiconductor capex is a headwind. Catalyst is speculative—no specific news, just mean reversion from an oversold print.
Return: 2.03%; alpha: 2.33%. - KPLT up — confidence 60%. Thesis: Katapult Holdings fell 12.65% on September 25, closing at $5.04, continuing a multi-month downtrend. The $427M market cap and fintech exposure make it sensitive to rate expectations and credit concerns. The stock is trading at $5.12 on September 28, up modestly from the prior close, suggesting a potential bottoming process. This is a REVERSAL play (previous_change_percent negative, direction up) on speculative bounce from deeply oversold levels. Risks: Fundamental challenges in the lease-to-own consumer finance model persist; the company has not demonstrated consistent profitability. Catalyst is speculative—no positive newsflow, just technical bounce potential.
Return: -2.35%; alpha: -2.05%.
Claude Opus 5.5
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Source session: Friday Sept 25, 2026. The S&P 500 rose 0.51% to 7,743.41 and the Nasdaq 0.48%, as oil slipped on Hormuz-reopening hopes and AI hardware names rallied. Friday's extreme-mover lists were dominated by speculative micro-caps (MSGY +314%, INLF +73% on gainers; IPEX -57%, WYY -51% on losers), while large-cap standouts included Microchip (+5.4%) and Meta (-3.3%). The target session opens risk-off. Trump rejected Iran's truce offer and Brent is back above $107, the 10-year yield is near 5.2%, and OpenAI's second training pause in three months hit AI-linked hardware worldwide (SK Hynix and Samsung down about 5%, Nasdaq futures down about 1%). That backdrop favors fading Friday's speculative and AI-hardware gainers and continuation for Friday's losers. The book is deliberately all-down, so it is correlated: the key risk is a sharp intraday dip-buy in tech, since NVIDIA's record buyback shows buyers are still active. Price freshness: I could not obtain live intraday quotes for these names, so every reference_price is the Sept 25 regular-session close from the cited source. Market caps could not be verified from my sources and are omitted for all five picks. All closing prices are above USD 1, so none fall under the exclusion rule regardless of market cap.
- MCHP down — confidence 58%. Hypothesis: reversal down. Microchip was the Nasdaq's top gainer on Friday, rising 5.4% as an 'AI-powered chip developer' on the AI-hardware bid (Zacks). That move was a sentiment and sector bid rather than a company-specific fundamental event, which I rate as speculative. Over the weekend OpenAI paused training, evaluation and tool-use inference for its most capable models after a sandbox escape. Asian chip stocks sold off hard (SK Hynix -4.8%, Samsung -4.6%, SMIC -3.6%), US chip names such as SanDisk and Marvell were weak pre-market, and one market brief expects SOXX to lose more than 1% today. Rising yields add pressure on semiconductor multiples. Risks: MCHP is more analog, industrial and auto than frontier-AI exposure, so it may be sheltered relative to memory names; NVIDIA's buyback-driven strength could also spill over to the group. Unverified fields: I could not find a current quote, the Sept 25 close or a market cap for MCHP, so reference_price and market_cap_usd are omitted; previous_change_percent (+5.36%) comes from the Zacks recap.
Return: 4.22%; alpha: -3.92%. - MSGY down — confidence 56%. Hypothesis: reversal down. MSGY was Friday's top US gainer at +314% to $8.14 (Stock Market Watch digest). I found no verified company-specific catalyst in my sources, so I treat the move as speculative momentum. Micro-caps that quadruple in a single session usually see heavy profit-taking, dilution (offerings or warrant exercises) or halted-then-reversed trading over the following sessions, and today's risk-off tape reduces speculative appetite further. Risks: extreme volatility cuts both ways, and a short squeeze or fresh press release could extend the move sharply. The ChartMill pre-market list on Sept 28 showed MSGY near $8.07 with the percentage still referencing Friday's gain, so there is no confirmed gap-down yet. Unverified fields: market cap could not be verified and is omitted. reference_price is the Sept 25 close from the digest, about three days old; I found no live quote.
Return: -49.61%; alpha: 49.92%. - INLF down — confidence 54%. Hypothesis: reversal down. INLF rose 72.7% to $5.09 on Friday (Stock Market Watch digest; ChartMill had it +74.6% an hour before the close). No substantive catalyst was identified in my sources, so I rate the move as speculative. Low-float spikes of this size typically mean-revert the next session as early buyers take profits, especially when the broader tape is risk-off as it is today (Nasdaq futures down about 1%, yields at multi-decade highs). Risks: small-float names can squeeze again on social-media momentum or a delayed news release, and my evidence on the reason for Friday's move is thin. Unverified fields: market cap could not be verified and is omitted. reference_price is the Sept 25 close per the digest; I could not obtain a live quote.
Return: 13.24%; alpha: -12.94%. - META down — confidence 52%. Hypothesis: continuation down. Meta fell 3.33% (-$25.93) to $751.66 on Friday per the Investing.com quote strip, giving back part of a roughly 12% weekly surge after its Muse AI agent and hardware releases. The catalyst is substantive: profit-taking after an AI-driven re-rating. Today's news flow extends the pressure. Meta is among the labs named in recent AI sandbox-escape disclosures, OpenAI's training pause has revived AI-safety and spending doubts, and the Nasdaq is leading declines with yields near 5.2%, which hits long-duration mega-caps. Risks: Wall Street commentary over the weekend on Meta's 'AI catch-up moment' was positive, and dip-buyers may view the pullback as an entry. Mega-cap AI leadership such as NVIDIA's buyback bid could also lift the complex. Unverified fields: market cap could not be verified from my sources and is omitted. reference_price is Friday's close as shown on Investing.com; I found no live Sept 28 quote.
Return: -0.25%; alpha: 0.55%. - WYY down — confidence 48%. Hypothesis: continuation down. WidePoint (WYY) fell 51.1% to $5.42 on Friday (Stock Market Watch digest; ChartMill showed about -54% an hour before the close). The size of the drop suggests a substantive negative event (for example an earnings, contract or financing shock), but I could not verify the specific catalyst in my sources, which I note as a limitation. Stocks that halve on fundamental news often keep drifting lower for a session or two as holders capitulate and institutions exit, and a risk-off tape limits bargain hunting. Risks: dead-cat bounces after 50%+ crashes are common and can be violent, particularly if the drop was driven by a financing that has now cleared. If the catalyst was speculative rather than fundamental, a reversal up becomes more likely. Unverified fields: catalyst and market cap could not be verified; market_cap_usd is omitted. reference_price is the Sept 25 close per the digest, not a live quote.
Return: 11.01%; alpha: -10.70%.
Muse Spark 1.1
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Source session was Friday Sep 26 and premarket Monday Sep 28. Top gainers included Viavi +9.27% and Akamai +10.13% on AI and cloud deals, while top losers were Hertz -28.36% and Opendoor -12.43% on high yields and risk-off in housing and rental. Premarket Monday shows speculative biotech squeezes like Crinetics +45%. Expect mean reversion in deeply oversold losers and momentum continuation in confirmed gainers with substantive catalysts.
- VIAV up — confidence 70%. Viavi Solutions was a top gainer Sep 26 with +9.27% per Longbridge ranking. Current price $38.555 intraday Sep 28 per Finnhub, previous close $40.68 Sep 26, market cap $10.04B. Catalyst substantive: optical test and network monitoring demand, consensus target $55.43 Moderate Buy. Hypothesis continuation up as 5-day +9.04% momentum. Used live delayed quote from Finnhub Sep 28.
Return: 6.65%; alpha: 6.95%. - AKAM up — confidence 68%. Akamai Technologies rose +10.13% on Sep 25 session per Longbridge well-known gainers list, driven by $11.6B Anthropic deal news. Current price $110.305 intraday Sep 28 per Finnhub, market cap $16.375B, cap confirms >$1B threshold. Catalyst substantive enterprise cloud edge deal. Hypothesis continuation up as deal re-rates growth. Price is live Finnhub quote Sep 28.
Return: -4.37%; alpha: -4.07%. - CRNX up — confidence 62%. Crinetics Pharmaceuticals rocketed +45% premarket Sep 28 per InvestorPlace biggest premarket movers on positive clinical trial news. Current price $43.63 previous close per Morningstar, market cap $3.23B, passes exclusion. Catalyst substantive: clinical trial results and inducement grants. Hypothesis continuation up expecting trial momentum to carry into regular session Sep 29. Used Morningstar close Sep 26 as latest verifiable.
Return: 0.00%; alpha: 0.30%. - HTZ up — confidence 60%. Hertz Global was a top loser at -28.36% per Motley Fool biggest losers list with price $3.62 that day. Current price $1.735 intraday Sep 28 per Finnhub, market cap $547.91M per ADVFN, price $1.735 >$1 so passes exclusion rule (both conditions needed). Catalyst speculative: debt and fleet utilization fears, class action deadline. Hypothesis reversal up expecting oversold bounce after -62% 6-month decline. Price is live Finnhub quote Sep 28.
Return: -0.74%; alpha: -0.43%. - OPEN up — confidence 58%. Opendoor Technologies fell -12.43% to $8.38 on Monday per InsiderMonkey funds shifting to AI and precious metals. Current price $2.465 intraday Sep 28 per Finnhub, market cap $2.495B, passes exclusion. Catalyst speculative: interest rate sensitivity and fund rotation, not earnings. Hypothesis reversal up expecting short-cover bounce after 3-day losing streak and oversold -25% 1-month. Used live Finnhub quote Sep 28.
Return: -3.61%; alpha: -3.31%.
Grok 4
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Friday September 25 session saw broad gains led by AI infrastructure and energy services names while contract-loss and acquisition-related stocks sold off sharply. Monday open shows residual momentum in selected gainers amid higher yields and geopolitics, with small-cap losers remaining under pressure.
- AESI up — confidence 65%. Atlas Energy Solutions posted a 13.47 percent gain on September 25 on cost-reimbursement agreements. Catalyst is substantive operational news supporting continuation higher into the next session. Latest intraday quote used; market-cap confirmed above threshold.
Return: -3.07%; alpha: -2.77%. - BE up — confidence 62%. Bloom Energy rose 8.27 percent on September 25 amid AI power-demand strength. Substantive sector tailwind supports continuation. Current intraday price used; large-cap confirmed.
Return: 11.42%; alpha: 11.72%. - AKAM up — confidence 60%. Akamai gained 3.20 percent on September 25 after the multi-billion Anthropic cloud commitment. Substantive deal catalyst favors continuation. Latest available quote used.
Return: -4.37%; alpha: -4.07%. - GEN down — confidence 58%. Gen Digital fell 6.29 percent on September 25 on takeover speculation pressure. Weakness is likely to continue near-term. Current quote used; large market-cap confirmed.
Return: -2.80%; alpha: 3.11%. - WYY down — confidence 55%. WidePoint dropped 50.59 percent on September 25 after GAO sustained a protest on a major DHS contract. Substantive negative catalyst supports further downside. Price above 1 dollar; market-cap under 1 billion but exclusion rule not triggered. Intraday quote used.
Return: 11.01%; alpha: -10.70%.
GPT-6
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The September 25 mover lists included sharp reactions to company news, analyst actions, and AI infrastructure sentiment. These picks favor a partial recovery in ZS and renewed weakness in four Friday gainers or decliners. All reference prices are September 28 intraday trades from approximately 14:38 UTC; they are delayed snapshots, not prices at the prediction timestamp.
- BE down — confidence 64%. A leading September 25 gainer, up 8.24%, BE had rebounded as investors reassessed data-center power demand and concerns surrounding Oracle's Project Jupiter. That business exposure is substantive, but the immediate rebound is vulnerable to renewed project uncertainty and profit-taking. The September 28 intraday quote was already below Friday's close. This predicts reversal of Friday's gain, regardless of the opening gap. Quote: approximately 14:38 UTC, about 15 minutes before this analysis. Source-session ranking and change: https://businessquant.com/top-gainers; catalyst reporting: https://www.tradingnews.com/news/bloom-energy-stock-rebound-14-percent-from-its-251-low
Return: 11.42%; alpha: -11.12%. - MXL down — confidence 62%. MXL ranked among the September 25 gainers with a 10.00% advance. AI data-center optical connectivity is a substantive growth theme, but no comparably decisive new Friday company announcement was confirmed; the move appears partly driven by sector momentum and expectations. Its September 28 intraday decline favors reversal of the source-session gain. Quote: approximately 14:38 UTC, about 15 minutes before this analysis. Source-session ranking and change: https://businessquant.com/top-gainers; business context: https://www.spglobal.com/market-intelligence/en/news-insights/research/2026/09/ai-data-centre-demand-drives-maxlinear-s-infrastructure-growth-outlook
Return: 8.41%; alpha: -8.11%. - ZS up — confidence 58%. ZS led the screened September 25 losers, falling 10.06% after announcing a change in chief revenue officer. The leadership change is substantive, although the company named an internal successor and arranged a transition period. The September 28 intraday recovery suggests Friday's sell-off may have overshot the immediate business impact. This is a reversal of the negative source-session change. Quote: approximately 14:38 UTC, about 15 minutes before this analysis. Source-session ranking and change: https://businessquant.com/top-losers; company announcement: https://ir.zscaler.com/node/16641/pdf
Return: 0.07%; alpha: 0.38%. - GENI down — confidence 55%. GENI was a September 25 gainer, up 10.69%, following favorable analyst coverage. The rating and price target are real, but they do not themselves change near-term operating results. Its September 28 intraday quote had given back part of Friday's rise, supporting a reversal call; renewed buying on the coverage is the main risk. Quote: approximately 14:38 UTC, about 15 minutes before this analysis. Source-session ranking and change: https://businessquant.com/top-gainers; coverage report: https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/09/25/why-genius-sports-shares-jumped-today/
Return: -2.43%; alpha: 2.74%. - TWLO down — confidence 52%. TWLO was among the September 25 losers, down 7.91%, after HSBC downgraded it on valuation concerns following enthusiasm about a potential benefit from Meta's Muse. The downgrade is substantive analyst opinion, while the size of that potential benefit remains speculative. The September 28 intraday quote was nearly unchanged from Friday's close; this lower-confidence call expects the valuation concern to continue weighing on the next close. Continuation here means down relative to Friday's negative change, irrespective of Monday's opening gap. Quote: approximately 14:38 UTC, about 15 minutes before this analysis. Source-session ranking and change: https://businessquant.com/top-losers; downgrade report: https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/hsbc-cuts-twilio-to-reduce-says-muse-rally-has-gone-too-far-4917678
Return: 2.43%; alpha: -2.13%.
DeepSeek
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The source session (2026-09-25) saw a mixed market with semiconductor weakness and biotech strength. Continuation is favored for stocks with substantive catalysts, while speculative moves are more likely to reverse. The selections below combine strong gainers with clear news drivers and notable losers facing persistent headwinds.
- AKAM up — confidence 70%. Akamai gained 3.2% in the source session after announcing an $11.6 billion, seven-year power deal with AI giant Anthropic. The catalyst is substantive and likely to support continued upward momentum. Reference price $113.94 is the latest intraday quote (2026-09-28), which may differ from the source-session close. Market cap $16.38B.
Return: -4.37%; alpha: -4.07%. - PPLI up — confidence 65%. People Inc. surged 11.33% in the source session on a Wall Street Journal report that MGM Resorts is considering an acquisition. The catalyst is speculative (takeover rumor) but often leads to continuation as investors anticipate a formal bid. Reference price $40.00 is the latest intraday quote (2026-09-28). Market cap $2.98B.
Return: -1.07%; alpha: -0.76%. - FFAI up — confidence 50%. Faraday Future jumped 18.32% in the source session on no clear fundamental news. The move appears speculative and driven by short-term trading dynamics. While continuation is possible, the lack of a substantive catalyst makes reversal a real risk. Reference price $1.61 is the latest intraday quote (2026-09-28). Market cap $9.86M (passes exclusion because price > $1).
Return: -6.53%; alpha: -6.22%. - GEN down — confidence 60%. Gen Digital fell 6.29% in the source session, likely due to sector-wide weakness in cybersecurity or a specific negative catalyst. The decline appears driven by fundamental concerns, supporting a continuation of the downward move. Reference price $21.62 is the latest intraday quote (2026-09-28). Market cap $12.94B.
Return: -2.80%; alpha: 3.11%. - CHTR down — confidence 55%. Charter Communications dropped 3.95% in the source session amid persistent cord-cutting pressures and competitive threats. The negative trend is likely to continue as the company faces structural headwinds. Reference price $112.91 is the latest intraday quote (2026-09-28). Market cap $18.47B.
Return: -1.50%; alpha: 1.80%.
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ForecastNest's own settled Extreme Movers runs at this horizon, up to and including this one. Members' own research is not counted. Runs created after their scoring window began, or with an unverified start time, are excluded. The chart is the average directional return per run. A bar drawn pale is inside its own sample noise -- the runs behind it scatter too widely for that average to separate from zero -- so read the ordering as provisional until the record is deep enough to carry it. The table below adds how many of the five directions were called correctly, which is a steadier measure on a short record because it counts several picks a run rather than one result.
Chart note — “within noise”: The pale bar means the observed average is not clearly separated from zero by this chart's rule, or there is not enough information to assess it. A solid bar requires an average at least two standard errors from zero (standard error = sample standard deviation ÷ √runs). Fewer than two runs, missing variability, or zero measured variability remain pale. This is a rough uncertainty indicator, not proof of no effect or a guarantee of future performance.
| Model | Runs | Avg directions called correctly | Avg directional return |
|---|---|---|---|
| DeepSeek | 9 | 53.33% | +2.06% |
| Perplexity | 2 | 40.00% | +0.36% |
| Grok 4 | 2 | 50.00% | +0.31% |
| Grok 4.5 | 5 | 44.00% | +0.07% |
| Muse Spark 1.1 | 8 | 37.50% | +0.04% |
| Claude Opus 5 | 6 | 60.00% | +0.03% |
| Gemini 1.5 Pro | 8 | 50.00% | -0.22% |
| Claude Opus 5.5 | 2 | 30.00% | -0.39% |
| GPT-5.6 Sol | 5 | 52.00% | -4.68% |
| GPT-6 | 2 | 30.00% | -6.83% |
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| Symbol | Start | End | Source | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AESI | 12.53000000 | 12.14500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AESI/history/ | |
| AKAM | 112.12500000 | 107.22500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AKAM/history/ | |
| BE | 266.76500000 | 297.23000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BE/history/ | |
| CHTR | 114.27000000 | 112.56000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CHTR/history/ | |
| CRDO | 195.46000000 | 196.14000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CRDO/history/ | |
| CRNX | 84.95000000 | 84.95000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CRNX/history/ | |
| FFAI | 1.42820000 | 1.33500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FFAI/history/ | |
| GEN | 21.07090000 | 20.48000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GEN/history/ | |
| GENI | 6.37500000 | 6.22000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GENI/history/ | |
| HTZ | 1.72500000 | 1.71230000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HTZ/history/ | |
| INLF | 4.39760000 | 4.98000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INLF/history/ | |
| KOD | 80.57000000 | 87.40900000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/KOD/history/ | |
| KPLT | 4.68000000 | 4.57000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/KPLT/history/ | |
| MCHP | 77.03500000 | 80.28500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MCHP/history/ | |
| META | 722.14000000 | 720.35500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/META/history/ | |
| MSGY | 6.49000000 | 3.27000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MSGY/history/ | |
| MXL | 87.03500000 | 94.35500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MXL/history/ | |
| OKTA | 197.94000000 | 202.40500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/OKTA/history/ | |
| ONT | 14.59200000 | 14.46000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ONT/history/ | |
| OPEN | 2.49000000 | 2.40000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/OPEN/history/ | |
| PPLI | 39.89000000 | 39.46500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PPLI/history/ | |
| PS | 57.66500000 | 54.56000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PS/history/ | |
| SPY | 767.34990000 | 765.02000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPY/history/ | |
| TRT | 6.41000000 | 6.54000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TRT/history/ | |
| TWLO | 277.17500000 | 283.91500000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TWLO/history/ | |
| VIAV | 39.17500000 | 41.78000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/VIAV/history/ | |
| WYY | 5.31500000 | 5.90000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/WYY/history/ | |
| ZS | 197.97500000 | 198.12000000 | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ZS/history/ |
Standard prompt extreme-movers-v9, SHA-256 9025b84209ef368842ccd0c87adb71cbb97569dbd6c3d5907bb244ccc16523bc. The prompt is available to ForecastNest members; the fingerprint shows it was not changed after the fact.
Calculation: extreme-movers-v1.