QL Showdown — Engine vs Wall Street
Every time the QL signal engine materially disagrees with Wall Street consensus, the wager goes on the record: both sides, the date, the price at open. Then the tape grades it — engine right, Street right, or push. Forward-only. Never backfilled. Never rewritten.
–Engine wins
–Street wins
–Pushes
–Engine win rate
–Avg settled edge
–Open wagers
The ledger opened . Wagers are on the tape below; grades post as price action settles them. Nothing here is backfilled — the record you see is the record as it happened.
⚔️ Open wagers — the live disagreements
Running edge is signed in engine terms: positive means the engine's side is winning so far. A wager settles outright at ±10%.
| Ticker | Sector | Engine says | Street says |
Opened | Open px | Now | Engine edge |
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🧾 Settled — the graded record
| Ticker | Engine said | Street said |
Opened | Settled | How | Final edge | Winner |
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📐 The rules — stated up front, applied without exception
A showdown opens when… the engine composite is ≥62 (bull) or ≤38 (bear) while the average latest-per-firm analyst rating from ≥2 firms leans the other way. A lukewarm rating plus a median target ≥10% below price also reads as a Street bear lean.
It settles outright when… price moves ±10% from the open, signed in engine terms: +10% and the engine takes the win, −10% and the Street does.
Convergence & expiry… if the disagreement disappears after 5+ days, or 90 days pass, the wager grades where it stands: beyond ±2% picks a winner, inside it is a push.
Forward-only… no wager is backfilled, no grade is rewritten. Day one showed an empty scoreboard; everything since is the record as it happened.