Bias reads are generated on a fixed cadence and published with a timestamp before their forward window opens, then graded automatically against what the instrument actually did over each horizon. Wins, losses, neutrals, and not-yet-graded calls are all counted — nothing is quietly dropped.
We publish the individual calls and their outcomes, including losses, as counts in the Public Signal Ledger. We deliberately do not publish an aggregate accuracy, win-rate, or return percentage: a single headline number is easy to cherry-pick and hard to verify, so we show the underlying calls instead and let you judge.
Everything here is research and analytical tooling. Intel Core Strata is not a broker, investment adviser, or investment fund, it cannot connect to or place orders at a broker or exchange, and its signals can be wrong.