Top 10 Odds

Current Algorithm V2.1 performance more than doubles previous metrics, currently averaging +0.35% (hedged) per week.

Algorithm V2.1 Performance to Date:

Figures do not include commissions, rebates and other fees. Includes some long-only and hedged days, traded open-to-close (OC). StockOdds, Inc. does not guarantee future performance.

10 stocks from the S&P 500 with top expectations for OC performance (intraday),
straight to your inbox every trading day:

• Alert-email sent at least 2 hours before market open*
• Top expectations by Sector, according to statistics
• Odds & Average Performances expected for each Stock presented
• Mix of long stocks with shorts/hedge ideas
• Mix of stocks in various Sectors
• A reference security provided for each selection to facilitate Hedging, Pair Trading or Relative Performance considerations

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OC trades are based on entering at the beginning of the core trading session and exiting positions at the closing auction (typically 9:30am-4pm Eastern). This can be done with market-on-open (MOO), limit-on-open (LOO), market-on-close (MOC), limit-on-close (LOC), or many other types of orders. It is up to each trader to determine what orders to submit.

This list contains only large cap securities from the S&P 500, and thus excludes securities that can be easily manipulated by a single party or email list, such as penny stocks. Volume in S&P stocks is generally far higher, and is not as easily affected by individual or groups of retail traders. This could offer more consistent performance, and doesn't require you to be "early" or "first" to enter a trade, hoping others follow suit. By focusing on open-to-close (OC) expectations, this has the added benefit of knowing potential stocks to trade ahead of time, not having to monitor a service or a Discord server for any alerts that come in minute-to-minute. It is up to traders to decide when and how exactly they execute trades, whether with MOO, MOC or other order types, and whether they trade by utilizing a watchlist and entry/exit rules.