They Said Buy

The call sheet / Creator leaderboard

Who called
the direction?

Big opinions meet the price chart. A running score of whose forecasts matched what happened next.

How we keep score
50 creator × stock recordsPrice data · Sep 16, 2026

The standings

The calls add up.

3+ scored calls to rank

Ordered by hit rate. One creator’s calls on one stock count as one result. Open a record to see the evidence.

  1. Rank 1

    Adam Khoo

    6 stock records 3 scored

    100%3 of 3 right
    Right direction
    3
    Wrong direction
    0
    Little changed
    0
    Not scored
    3
    Inspect Adam Khoo’s 6 stock records
  2. Rank 2

    Tom Nash

    8 stock records 8 scored

    87.5%7 of 8 right
    Right direction
    7
    Wrong direction
    1
    Little changed
    0
    Not scored
    0
    Inspect Tom Nash’s 8 stock records
  3. Rank 3

    Daniel Pronk

    4 stock records 3 scored

    66.7%2 of 3 right
    Right direction
    2
    Wrong direction
    1
    Little changed
    1
    Not scored
    0
    Inspect Daniel Pronk’s 4 stock records
  4. Rank 4

    Jeremy Lefebvre

    9 stock records 7 scored

    57.1%4 of 7 right
    Right direction
    4
    Wrong direction
    3
    Little changed
    0
    Not scored
    2
    Inspect Jeremy Lefebvre’s 9 stock records
  5. Rank 5

    Joseph Carlson

    7 stock records 6 scored

    50%3 of 6 right
    Right direction
    3
    Wrong direction
    3
    Little changed
    0
    Not scored
    1
    Inspect Joseph Carlson’s 7 stock records
  6. Rank 6

    Everything Money

    11 stock records 3 scored

    33.3%1 of 3 right
    Right direction
    1
    Wrong direction
    2
    Little changed
    0
    Not scored
    8
    Inspect Everything Money’s 11 stock records

Still building a record

Too early for a place.

Fewer than 3 scored calls

One or two calls can make a perfect percentage. These creators join the standings once they have 3 scored calls.

The small print, made readable

A score you can check.

This is a snapshot of the stock records we have collected. It covers different starting dates and selected calls, not a creator’s entire track record or portfolio return.

Direction, counted once

We start at the first clear bullish or bearish forecast on each creator–stock page. A rise of more than 1% matches a bullish call; a fall of more than 1% matches a bearish call. Repeated quotes do not add extra points.

The hit rate

Right ÷ (right + wrong) × 100

Moves within ±1% are “Little changed.” Unclear, mixed or changed views are “Not scored.” Both stay visible and are excluded from the percentage.

A small starting threshold

At least 3 scored calls are needed for a rank. That is an entry rule, not proof of reliability. Equal hit rates share a rank; the larger sample appears first, then names alphabetically.

Prices and scores can change as the archive updates. We assess direction through each record’s latest price date, not whether a price target or deadline was met. Read the full methodology →