See the trades behind the scoreboard.

Long: the bot bought a stock, hoping to sell it later at a higher price. Short: the bot borrowed shares and sold them, hoping to buy them back later at a lower price. “Not recorded” means the saved data does not say which.

Only the latest 40 finished trade records for each bot are shown here, and the filters search only those 40. Selling part of a stock, or buying back part of a short, can show up as its own record. Stocks held now are still in progress, so their final results can change.

Long or short comes from the saved trade data, not from the name of a rulebook. A rulebook named “Short” can mean a short holding time. For each stock held now we show the direction, entry price, current price and the change since entry. We never show how many shares. A bot copied by the owner’s real brokerage account shows stock symbols only.

These are simulated trades using real market prices, not customers’ brokerage transactions. In real trading, costs and the prices you actually get can differ. Bots have different start dates and risk limits. Past results do not promise future returns. Read the risk disclosure.