Oct 27, 2026 - 6 AI models call the biggest movers in the morning session. 5 models finished positive

Asked Oct 27, 10:01 AM EDT (morning session). Gemini 3 Pro, Perplexity, Grok 4.7, Muse Spark 1.1, Claude Sonnet 5.5 and DeepSeek answered the same standard prompt independently. Window: from Oct 27, 10:01 AM EDT to Oct 28, 10:01 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 3 Pro	4/5	80.00%	3.12%	0.58%	3.12%
Perplexity	2/5	40.00%	-0.63%	0.58%	-0.63%
Grok 4.7	4/5	80.00%	1.66%	0.58%	1.66%
Muse Spark 1.1	5/5	100.00%	8.27%	0.58%	8.27%
Claude Sonnet 5.5	3/5	60.00%	0.18%	0.58%	0.18%
DeepSeek	3/5	60.00%	1.58%	0.58%	1.58%

Gemini 3 Pro

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US equity markets demonstrate strong momentum in technology and hardware infrastructure sectors following robust earnings and guidance raises in AI networking equipment, balanced by localized headline pullbacks in financial software. Breadth favors continued momentum in AI server and optical interconnect providers, alongside selective mean-reversion opportunities in oversold large-cap names.

1. CLS up — confidence 80%. Celestica delivered a strong Q3 earnings beat with adjusted EPS of $3.30 vs $2.96 consensus and raised FY26 revenue guidance to $21B. High visibility into AI data center hardware and server infrastructure demand provides a substantive catalyst for trend continuation. Key risks include broader high-beta technology market volatility and component supply constraints.
   Return: 4.57%; alpha: 3.99%.
2. LITE up — confidence 75%. Lumentum Holdings jumped 8.19% driven by persistent institutional accumulation in optical transceiver manufacturers powering AI cloud data centers. The substantive catalyst centers on expanding optical interconnect demand. Continuation is anticipated into upcoming earnings, with key risks including optical sector profit-taking and broad semiconductor pullback.
   Return: 6.60%; alpha: 6.03%.
3. FICO up — confidence 65%. Fair Isaac fell 14.49% following regulatory pricing uncertainty connected to Federal Housing Finance Agency mortgage scoring adjustments. The decline appears speculative and overextended relative to FICO's recurring software revenues and market dominance, setting up a mean-reversion reversal opportunity. Key risks involve sustained regulatory overhang and sluggish mortgage volumes.
   Return: -0.73%; alpha: -1.31%.
4. COHR up — confidence 70%. Coherent Corp surged 6.18% as institutional demand for advanced laser components and data center optical components remained strong ahead of upcoming earnings reports. Expanding backlog in AI transceivers serves as a substantive driver for price continuation. Primary risks include macroeconomic sensitivity and elevated valuation multiples.
   Return: 3.96%; alpha: 3.39%.
5. BE up — confidence 70%. Bloom Energy gained 5.49% on substantive institutional positioning around solid oxide fuel cell solutions for off-grid AI data center power generation. Momentum is expected to continue as hyperscalers seek rapid power deployment agreements. Primary risks include project installation timelines and broader clean energy sector volatility.
   Return: 1.19%; alpha: 0.61%.

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Perplexity

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The source session (October 26, 2026) produced sharp, catalyst-driven dispersion: Brazilian financial and e-commerce names collapsed after Lula's surprise runoff win, while earnings and analyst-driven winners in HVAC services, optical components, and fuel cells rallied. For the next session, I favor mean-reversion in the most oversold, highly liquid Brazil-exposed names where the macro shock is already largely priced, continuation in fundamentally supported earnings winners, and continuation lower in DoorDash on a speculative, dilution-and-integration-risk acquisition report.

1. NU up — confidence 62%. NU fell 16.95% in the source session after Lula's surprise Brazilian election win triggered a broad selloff in Brazil-exposed financials and the real. The move was substantive macro news, but the magnitude appears excessive relative to Nubank's fundamentals; buy-side support and a new Buy initiation provide a rebound catalyst. I expect a reversal higher. Reference price is a live regular-session quote of $12.84 at 9:48 AM EDT on October 27, 2026. Market cap is $60.82 billion; the dollar-volume figure is estimated from the reported 65-day average share volume of 76.41 million at the current price, so the precise 20-day dollar-volume figure was not independently confirmed.
   Return: -3.87%; alpha: -4.44%.
2. MELI up — confidence 58%. MELI declined 7.81% in the source session on the same Brazil election shock that hit NU, despite no company-specific operational deterioration. The selloff was substantive macro news but largely sentiment-driven for a diversified Latin American e-commerce platform; BTIG reiterated Buy with a $2,150 target. I expect a partial reversal higher. Reference price is a live regular-session quote of $1,703.12 at 9:45 AM EDT on October 27, 2026. Market cap is about $86.34 billion intraday; dollar volume is estimated from the reported average share volume of 546,267 at the current price, so the exact 20-day dollar-volume figure was not independently confirmed.
   Return: -2.35%; alpha: -2.93%.
3. DASH down — confidence 55%. DASH fell 6.10% in the source session after reports of advanced talks to acquire Instacart for about $17 billion. The catalyst is speculative rather than confirmed: an acquisition would raise integration, funding, and dilution questions for a stock already down about 25% in 2026. With the shares extending losses in the current session, I expect continuation lower. Reference price is a live regular-session quote of $166.49 at 10:00 AM EDT on October 27, 2026. Market cap is $72.99 billion; dollar volume is estimated from Yahoo's reported average volume of 3,953,865 shares at the current price, so the exact 20-day dollar-volume figure was not independently confirmed.
   Return: 2.70%; alpha: -3.27%.
4. FIX up — confidence 57%. FIX gained 7.18% in the source session after strong Q3 results, a record backlog, and analyst commentary emphasizing demand visibility. The catalyst is substantive, and multiple brokers maintained positive ratings even while trimming targets, supporting continuation of the rebound. Reference price is a live regular-session quote of $1,252.37 at 9:45:59 AM EDT on October 27, 2026. Market cap is about $43.79 billion intraday; dollar volume is estimated from the reported average volume of 417,204 shares at the current price, so the exact 20-day dollar-volume figure was not independently confirmed.
   Return: 4.56%; alpha: 3.99%.
5. BE up — confidence 54%. BE rose 5.49% in the source session after Q3 results exceeded expectations, management raised its 2026 revenue outlook, and Barclays increased its price target. The catalyst is substantive, though the stock remains volatile and richly valued, so continuation depends on the AI-power-demand narrative holding. I expect continuation higher. Reference price is the most recent quote I could verify, a delayed premarket price of $211.98 at 9:20 AM EDT on October 27, 2026; no fresher regular-session quote was available. Market cap is $60.29 billion; dollar volume is estimated from the reported average volume of 16.15 million shares at the quoted price, so the exact 20-day dollar-volume figure was not independently confirmed.
   Return: 1.19%; alpha: 0.61%.

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Grok 4.7

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Monday session mixed with AI and deal-driven gains offset by political and pricing shocks; expect selective follow-through on substantive catalysts while political overreactions may reverse.

1. RRC up — confidence 82%. Range Resources surged 17.66% on October 26 after EQT agreed to acquire it in a $13 billion all-stock deal (0.987 EQT shares per RRC share, ~20.6% premium) creating a >$50B enterprise-value natural-gas leader with expected $325M annual synergies. Catalyst is substantive and binary (shareholder/regulatory approval path to Q1 2027 close). Latest intraday quote ~$53.0–53.8 on October 27 (pre-market/open near prior close of $53.56); 20-day average volume ~3–5M shares yields dollar volume well above $20M floor at recent prices. Expect continuation higher as deal premium holds and energy sentiment remains constructive.
   Return: 1.82%; alpha: 1.25%.
2. SGRY up — confidence 78%. Surgery Partners jumped 47.62% on October 26 after HealthSpan Partners (affiliate of Bon Secours Mercy Health) agreed to acquire it for approximately $5.7 billion. Catalyst is substantive (definitive acquisition announcement). Latest intraday quote $23.18 on October 27 (market open, near prior close of $23.25); market cap ~$3.01–3.04B and 20-day average volume ~4.6M shares produce dollar volume >$20M. Deal premium supports continuation of the upward move absent adverse developments.
   Return: 0.45%; alpha: -0.12%.
3. XNCR up — confidence 74%. Xencor rose 15.89% on October 26 after presenting updated Phase 1 data for XmAb819 (ENPP3 x CD3 bispecific) in advanced clear-cell renal cell carcinoma at ESMO, showing 45.5% confirmed ORR at the proposed Phase 3 dose and supporting further development. Catalyst is substantive (clinical results and Phase 3 plans). Latest quote near $29.2–29.6 on October 27 (pre-market/open near prior close of $29.18); market cap ~$2.17B and elevated volume (day volume ~8.9M vs typical ~1.5M) confirm liquidity well above $20M 20-day average dollar volume. Positive data flow supports continuation higher.
   Return: 7.65%; alpha: 7.07%.
4. XP up — confidence 68%. XP Inc. plunged 48.36% on October 26 after Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s unexpected re-election victory in Brazil triggered a broad sell-off in Brazilian equities and fintech names on fears of less market-friendly policy. Catalyst is speculative/political rather than company-specific fundamental deterioration (earnings remain solid). Latest intraday quote $16.43 on October 27 (market open, up from prior close of $15.71); market cap ~$8.3B and high volume (day ~133M shares, 20-day average ~10M+) confirm liquidity. Large oversold move on political event favors a reversal bounce.
   Return: -2.33%; alpha: -2.91%.
5. FICO down — confidence 65%. Fair Isaac fell 13.15% on October 26 after announcing a Preferred Program that locks mortgage-score pricing at $10 for committed lenders and after multiple analyst downgrades/price-target cuts citing reduced pricing power versus VantageScore 4.0 under updated FHFA rules. Catalyst is substantive (pricing concession and competitive/regulatory pressure). Latest intraday quote ~$707.56 on October 27 (near prior close of $708.07); market cap ~$15.28B and 20-day average volume ~0.7–1.1M shares yield dollar volume well above $20M. Ongoing concerns support continuation lower into the November 4 earnings.
   Return: -0.73%; alpha: 0.15%.

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Muse Spark 1.1

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S&P 500 7,676.77 +0.71% and Nasdaq 26,169.38 +0.83% prior close per morning brief, sitting near record highs with futures flat, VIX 18.37, 10yr 4.986% and oil WTI 102.53 +1.73% ahead of OPEC+. Market is earnings-driven with 230 companies reporting Oct27 including Alphabet and Robinhood after close. Consumer Confidence at 10 ET is sole macro catalyst. Extreme movers are therefore stock-specific, with substantive Q3 beats guiding continuation and misses/downgrades prompting reversal or further downside.

1. SOFI up — confidence 70%. Top gainer +11.10% on Oct27 intraday leaderboard, ranked #6 on weeklytrader gainers table. Catalyst substantive: Q3 2026 beat and raised full-year outlook to USD 5.04B revenue reported by ChartMill at 08:47 ET Oct27, coverage initiation by Monness noted same day. Volume 53.36M vs 45.37M avg confirms institutional interest. Reference price 16.105 is live delayed intraday quote from finnhub on Oct27, not prior close, so freshness is ~minutes old at 10:02 ET open. Market cap 18.88B and avg dollar vol 1.28B USD (Average Daily Traded Value per finnhub) clear $1B/$20M floors. Continuation up thesis: guidance raise plus high beta 2.29 sustains momentum into next session; risk is profit-taking after 11% gap.
   Return: 5.43%; alpha: 4.86%.
2. CLS up — confidence 68%. Ranked #11 gainer +10.22% Oct27 per weeklytrader. Catalyst substantive: Q3 revenue jumps 83% to USD 5.83B vs 3.19B year ago, GAAP EPS 3.26 vs 2.31, non-GAAP 3.30 beats consensus 2.93 by 0.37, and 2027 outlook USD 40B per Northern Current Oct27 08:54 and SeekingAlpha, AI hardware chain lifted by Philly Semi +2.82% best since Sep21. Reference price 274.77 is live finnhub quote Oct27, market cap 47.50B per finnhub (28.4B per MarketBeat, both >1B) and avg dollar vol ~546M from 2.21M avg shares * 247.03 price. Continuation up expected as outlook magnitude dominates free-cash-flow trim; risk is parabolic move already pricing beat and 5-day -9.56% drawdown before.
   Return: 4.57%; alpha: 3.99%.
3. MRNA up — confidence 55%. Top loser -6.7639% per finnhub (-7.0% stockmarketwatch, -9.23% weeklytrader) Oct27. Catalyst speculative/valuation: William Blair downgrade on valuation after melanoma intismeran + Keytruda 42% risk reduction data scrutiny, target USD 250 ~26% below close per ad-hoc-news Oct27 14:12 CET. No new trial failure, stock up 60% past year and 528.69% YTD per finnhub. Reference price 185.4 live finnhub Oct27, market cap 79.89B, avg dollar vol ~3.94B from 19.84M avg vol * 198.85 price, avg vol 19.84M >20M dollar floor. Reversal up thesis: intraday washout oversold after downgrade, tickeron notes 50 of 62 prior 3-day declines bounced next month, high volume 17.07M vs 19.84M avg may signal capitulation; risk is continued rotation from high-beta biotech if yields hold near 5%.
   Return: 16.32%; alpha: 15.74%.
4. INOD down — confidence 60%. Second biggest loser -21.33% per stockanalysis (-21.4155% finnhub) Oct27 with 1.4-1.7M volume vs 1.33M 20d avg. No company-specific news; catalyst speculative/profit-taking: stock slipped from low-mid $70s late Sep/early Oct after sharp rally, down 13.5% over 30 days per tickeron, trading at 35.7x forward earnings premium vs industry 26.7x per Zacks, EPS estimate cut to $1.01 from $1.12. Reference price 47.08 live finnhub Oct27, market cap 2.04B, avg dollar vol 94.75M USD Average Daily Traded Value per finnhub, price >$5. Continuation down thesis: breakdown below 30-day MA, high beta 3.04 and elevated short-term Sell indicators per Baxter, momentum selling persists into next session; risk is oversold bounce as AI data services story intact and earnings Nov5 approaching.
   Return: -5.02%; alpha: 4.45%.
5. XYL down — confidence 62%. Loser -9.4882% per finnhub (-9.9% stockmarketwatch) Oct27. Catalyst substantive: Q3 earnings miss $1.44 vs $1.47 Zacks consensus and $1.45-1.46 consensus elsewhere, revenue $2.20B vs $2.28B miss $80M, and FY 2026 outlook cut to $8.95B with portfolio reset per SeekingAlpha 06:56 ET and ad-hoc-news Oct27. Shares tumbled 5.9% to $101.97 immediately after release per stockstory. Reference price 97.97 live finnhub Oct27, market cap 25.35B per finnhub (25.28B MarketBeat), avg dollar vol 234.1M USD Average Daily Traded Value per finnhub from 2.18M avg vol, both > floors. Continuation down thesis: double miss plus guidance cut typically extends selling next session as estimates revised; risk is support at 52-week low $98.58 and oversold pre-market $99.04 down 8.5% already.
   Return: -10.01%; alpha: 9.43%.

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Claude Sonnet 5.5

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On 2026-10-26 the S&P 500 rose 0.70% and the Nasdaq Composite rose 0.82% on Anthropic IPO-filing enthusiasm for AI and chip stocks, with oil easing and a heavy earnings and Fed week ahead. The largest dislocations were event-driven. Brazilian ADRs collapsed after Lula's surprise re-election, M&A repriced Surgery Partners and Range Resources, and FICO fell on mortgage credit-score competition headlines. I am betting on a partial rebound in the most oversold Brazil-linked names, momentum in a pre-earnings software name, a deal-anchored stock that follows its acquirer, and further regulatory pressure on FICO. Expect high variance, since Brazil ADRs and FICO are headline-driven.

1. NU up — confidence 60%. Nu Holdings closed the source session at $12.59, down 16.95% from $15.16, on record volume of about 338M shares versus a roughly 76M-share average. The cause was Brazil repricing after Lula's surprise re-election, which raised concerns about taxes, regulation, rates and the currency. The catalyst is macro and political, hence speculative rather than company-specific: reported operating results were strong and Nu's Q2 2026 results showed about 118M of 139M customers in Brazil. Because it fell, a bounce is a reversal with direction up. I expect capitulation-volume mean reversion, and Yahoo showed a pre-market indication of $12.81 (+1.75%) at 7:35 AM EDT on 2026-10-27, which is the freshest quote I found (about 2.5 hours stale at the time of search). Risks: further Brazilian asset selling, cabinet-pick headlines and FX weakness. Market cap $60.8B per Yahoo. Price, market cap and previous_change_percent were checked. The 20-day average dollar volume was not confirmed, so it is omitted; the only figure I saw was a Yahoo average volume of about 76M shares, which is not a 20-day dollar figure.
   Return: -3.87%; alpha: -4.44%.
2. XP up — confidence 58%. XP Inc fell 48.36% to $15.70 in the source session from $30.41, giving back its Brazil election-trade rally after Lula's surprise win. The catalyst is political and macro, so speculative. Valuation looks stretched to the downside, with a forward P/E of about 7.7 and analyst targets well above the price. There were also governance and board-change headlines in October and some institutional selling. After a roughly 50% one-day collapse I expect a partial rebound, so this is a reversal with direction up. The latest quote I found was a Google Finance pre-market indication of $15.85 (+0.90%) at 8:19 AM EDT on 2026-10-27, which is stale by a couple of hours. Risks: continued forced selling, and it is the most volatile pick. Market cap is $8.11B per Google Finance. Price, market cap and previous_change_percent were checked. The 20-day average dollar volume was not confirmed, so it is omitted; Google Finance showed an average volume of about 11M shares.
   Return: -2.33%; alpha: -2.91%.
3. TENB up — confidence 52%. Tenable rose 8.12% to $48.21 on 2026-10-26, a new 52-week high, after a Baird price-target raise to $50 and heavy call buying. It reports fiscal Q3 results after the close on 2026-10-28, which is outside the measurement window. The catalyst is analyst sentiment plus AI-security product momentum and a pre-earnings run-up, so it is largely speculative. I expect continuation of the pre-earnings drift, direction up. Risks: gap-up exhaustion and sector rotation. The price is the 2026-10-26 regular-session close, so it is about one session stale; I did not find a 2026-10-27 quote. Market cap was about $4.91B at the prior close of $44.59, comfortably above the $1B floor, but I did not find a market cap at the source close, so market_cap_usd is omitted. The 20-day average dollar volume was not confirmed and is omitted.
   Return: 4.54%; alpha: 3.97%.
4. RRC up — confidence 52%. Range Resources closed at $53.56 on 2026-10-26, up about 17.7% from $45.52, after EQT agreed to acquire it in an all-stock deal at 0.987 EQT shares per RRC share. That values Range's equity at about $12.83B, or an implied $54.91 per share, a 20.6% premium. The catalyst is substantive: a definitive merger agreement with expected closing in Q1 2027. The stock trades at a spread of about 2.5% to the implied value, so I expect it to hold the gain and track EQT, with a slight positive drift as the spread narrows. Direction is up as a continuation. Risks: EQT share-price weakness, since RRC moves with the acquirer, and gas-price moves. The price is the 2026-10-26 close, about one session stale. Market cap at the source close was not found and is omitted; the $12.83B deal equity value clears the $1B floor. The 20-day average dollar volume was not confirmed and is omitted. The previous_change_percent of 17.66 comes from a closing movers list, while some articles say 'nearly 18%'.
   Return: 1.82%; alpha: 1.25%.
5. FICO down — confidence 48%. Fair Isaac fell 13.15% to $708.07 on 2026-10-26 on volume of about 2.46M shares versus a roughly 712K average. The triggers were its decision to hold the wholesale mortgage score price flat at $10 for its Preferred Program, a Wells Fargo downgrade, price-target cuts from JPMorgan, UBS and Mizuho, and an FHFA director post promising 'more action this week' on credit-score competition. The catalyst is regulatory and competitive, so substantively negative but with uncertain magnitude. I expect continuation lower, direction down, because of the downgrade cascade, the persistent downtrend and the promised regulatory follow-up. Yahoo showed a pre-market quote of $699.00 (-1.15%) at 5:30 AM EDT on 2026-10-27, about four or more hours stale. Risk: this stock has repeatedly whipsawed sharply upward after large drops, so a short-covering bounce is a real risk. Market cap is about $15.29B per CNN at the close. Price, market cap and previous_change_percent were checked. The 20-day average dollar volume was not confirmed and is omitted.
   Return: -0.73%; alpha: 0.15%.

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DeepSeek

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Catalyst-driven dispersion is likely to persist: optical/AI momentum and Tesla's upgrade should extend, while FICO's mortgage-pricing shock and DoorDash's acquisition overhang keep downside pressure. The names below are all large, liquid US common stocks that passed the price, market-cap and dollar-volume screens at the source-session close.

1. LITE up — confidence 72%. LITE was the S&P 500's top gainer on Oct 26, rising 8.19% after StoneX initiated coverage at Buy with a $1,200 target and optical names rallied on Anthropic's IPO filing. The catalyst is partly substantive, partly sector-sentiment. Latest intraday Robinhood quote is $838.47 on Oct 27, above the $818.10 Oct 26 close, confirming follow-through. Continuation up is ranked first, with risk of profit-taking after a two-day extension and indirect Anthropic read-through.
   Return: 6.60%; alpha: 6.03%.
2. TSLA up — confidence 70%. TSLA rose 5.21% on Oct 26 after Barclays upgraded the stock to Overweight, citing SpaceX integration and AI/autonomy optionality. The upgrade is a substantive catalyst, though the integration thesis remains speculative. Latest moomoo intraday quote is $403.47 at 09:54 ET on Oct 27, up 3.03% versus the $391.62 Oct 26 close. Continuation up is ranked second; the main risk is valuation and mixed auto fundamentals.
   Return: -0.68%; alpha: -1.26%.
3. FICO down — confidence 66%. FICO was the S&P 500's worst performer on Oct 26, falling 13.15% after holding its wholesale mortgage score price at $10 amid VantageScore competition; Wells Fargo downgraded the stock and JPMorgan, BMO, Mizuho and UBS cut targets. The catalyst is substantive. Latest eToro intraday quote is $700.50 on Oct 27, down 1.07% from the $708.07 Oct 26 close, so negative repricing is still underway. Continuation down is ranked third; the main risk is an oversold bounce after a 13% one-day drop.
   Return: -0.73%; alpha: 0.15%.
4. COHR up — confidence 63%. COHR gained 5.83% on Oct 26 as the optical group rallied on StoneX's bullish optical coverage and Anthropic's IPO filing. The move is partly speculative sector sympathy rather than company-specific news. Latest Robinhood intraday quote is $226.67 on Oct 27, up 2.33% versus the $221.50 Oct 26 close, supporting continuation up. Ranked fourth because the catalyst is less company-specific and COHR remains below its 50-day average.
   Return: 3.96%; alpha: 3.39%.
5. DASH down — confidence 60%. DASH fell 6.10% on Oct 26 after The Wall Street Journal reported advanced talks to acquire Instacart for about $17 billion. The catalyst is substantive M&A and integration risk for the acquirer. Latest Robinhood quote is $168.83 on Oct 27, only 0.23% above the $168.44 Oct 26 close, so there is no meaningful reversal signal yet. Continuation down is ranked fifth; a confirmed deal could be re-rated as strategic, and the slightly positive after-hours print is a risk.
   Return: 2.70%; alpha: -3.27%.

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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
Claude Sonnet 5.5	19	58.95%	+0.92%
Meta AI - Muse Spark	1	40.00%	+0.73%
Grok 4	4	55.00%	+0.68%
DeepSeek	30	48.83%	+0.46%
Muse Spark 1.1	28	49.29%	+0.41%
GPT-6 Thinking	1	20.00%	+0.12%
Claude Opus 5	6	60.00%	+0.03%
Grok 4.5	21	46.67%	-0.07%
Claude Opus 5.5	5	40.00%	-0.10%
Grok 4.7	2	60.00%	-0.30%
Perplexity	21	43.81%	-0.36%
Gemini 1.5 Pro	18	48.89%	-0.52%
Gemini 3 Pro	10	44.00%	-0.56%
GPT-6	16	41.25%	-0.76%
Gemini 3.6 Flash High	1	40.00%	-2.13%
Gemini 2.5 Pro	1	20.00%	-2.89%
GPT-5.6 Sol	10	46.00%	-3.06%

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Symbol	Start	End	Source	Notes
BE	218.58820000	221.19000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BE/history/
CLS	273.65500000	286.16000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CLS/history/
COHR	226.73500000	235.72000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/COHR/history/
DASH	166.82000000	171.32000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DASH/history/
FICO	710.48000000	705.29000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FICO/history/
FIX	1255.37000000	1312.66000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FIX/history/
INOD	46.87000000	44.51500000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INOD/history/
LITE	833.94000000	889.00000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LITE/history/
MELI	1706.93500000	1666.73800000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MELI/history/
MRNA	184.80500000	214.95720000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MRNA/history/
NU	12.54000000	12.05500000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NU/history/
RRC	54.25000000	55.24000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/RRC/history/
SGRY	23.23500000	23.34000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SGRY/history/
SOFI	16.10500000	16.98030000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SOFI/history/
SPY	765.83000000	770.24000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPY/history/
TENB	47.54000000	49.70000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TENB/history/
TSLA	402.42000000	399.68000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/history/
XNCR	28.24500000	30.40500000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XNCR/history/
XP	16.27500000	15.89500000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XP/history/
XYL	97.54000000	87.78000000	https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XYL/history/

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