Public records · Paper trading
See the trades behind the scoreboard.
What did a bot trade? Did it win or lose? Choose a bot to inspect its recent completed trades and available open positions. Free to view.
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Completed trades
Paper profit or loss below is the recorded dollar result before any separately modelled trading costs. It is not an account return.
| Stock | Closed · New York time | Direction | Paper profit / loss | Why it closed |
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Open positions
How to read these records
Long: the bot bought a stock, aiming to sell it at a higher price. Short: it sold short, aiming to buy it back at a lower price. “Not recorded” means the saved data does not establish the direction.
Only the latest 40 completed records per bot are supplied by this analytics feed. Filters search those displayed records. A partial sale or cover can appear as its own record. Open positions are still in progress; their eventual results can change.
Direction comes from the saved trade data, not the name of its rulebook. A rulebook named “Short” can mean a short time horizon. Public holdings omit entry prices, sizes and direction; Core bots provide only a count of open positions here.
These are simulated trades using real market prices, not customers’ brokerage transactions. Costs and execution can differ in real trading. Bots have different start dates and risk limits. Past results do not promise future returns. Read the risk disclosure.
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