PunditPoorly
Pundits in the wild — graded, ledgered, audited. Talk is cheap. We track it.
Pundits make calls. The market answers eventually. We do the bookkeeping in between — translating every meaningful public-market statement into a synthetic portfolio position, marked to market, with full audit trail.
Each card below is a pundit or pundit-cluster we've catalogued. The methodology is shared across every product: the same conviction rubric, the same deterministic portfolio engine, the same correction layer where the audience help us get attribution right. Different pundits, same receipts.
STOCK-Act PTRs and 13F filings give us the trade ledger. The pod transcripts we already ingest give us what each speaker actually said. Put them together and a new question becomes answerable: did the senator name NVDA on All-In before they bought NVDA? That join — pundit + ledger + window — is the angle. Politician and 13F scorecards are how we know.
Coverage at a glance · 3 source types
Bestie Buys
BG2 Buys
Cross-Pod Holdings
Pivot Picks
Acquired Tastes
Sohn Scorecards
Summit Scorecards
Grant's Scorecards
Tipping Hall
13F Filer Scorecards
Politician Scorecards
Cluster Dashboard
How it works
- Transcribe. Every episode of every covered show, end to end. Whisper-base on CPU, RSS-sourced audio.
- Score. Each financial-instrument mention gets scored on two dimensions: claim strength (how forcefully the view was stated) and specificity (how testable the call is). The combination drives position size and which conviction tier the call lands in. We surface a qualitative tier (HIGH / MID / LOW) on every receipt; the numeric weights are operational and not published.
- Ledger. Predictions flow into a deterministic engine (v5.4 SPY-as-cash + 5 user-selectable methodology presets via BYOB) that opens, sizes, holds, decays, and exits positions over time per the v2.3 rubric. Real prices via yfinance, real holidays, real next-open execution.
- Audit. Every record has a 🚩 button. Spot a wrong speaker, ticker, direction, sarcasm-missed? Flag it. Corrections get voted on, reviewed by mods, and applied with full edit history.
The methodology page has the full rubric, the anti-gaming rules, the inter-rater reliability targets, and the changelog. Everything is published, including the misses.