The verdict system
Four honest verdicts — and now, a verified tier.
No hot takes. An account earns a verdict only by clearing a statistical gate on its real track record.
Actionable edge
Beats its sector benchmark on a workable sample. |t|≥2, n≥50, live-checked.
Reliably wrong
The inverse cohort. A consistently-wrong account is a signal, not noise.
Survives correction
Clears BH-q<0.10 at n≥100 — the gold standard. Rare, and earned.
Not enough yet
Under the statistical floor. We say "we don't know" instead of guessing.
The 8-K just dropped. Here's what it means — before the crowd reacts.
PrintRate reads the SEC filing the second it hits EDGAR and hands you a trader-grade summary on the ticker page.
- Surprise filings — 8-K / NT / 13D digested hourly, with a read pill (improving / mixed / deteriorating).
- Post-earnings post-mortem — guided vs delivered vs the new guide, plus the real Street beat/miss.
- Nobody tweeted it yet? It still shows — the filing precedes the chart move.
Every call, the second it's posted.
An X-native feed of the accounts you track — with the current price of every ticker mentioned, the caller's verdict badge, and the crowd forming around a name.
- Live prices on every cashtag, calls and commentary alike.
- Follow / fade / 🔥 heating-up badges inline.
- Quote-tweet and reply context, so a call is never read blind.
The best theses, surfaced and charted.
Post-grouped idea cards with the caller's reasoning, a live TradingView chart, and where the call sits vs the crowd — the good stuff, without scrolling the firehose.
Who's heating up 🔥 and who's going cold 🧊.
Track records aren't static. PrintRate flags when an account's recent, regime-adjusted edge is genuinely improving — or quietly decaying — before the verdict flips.
How it works
Four things happen, every hour.
We read every post.
Classify each ticker mention: buy, sell, add, hold, or just talk.
We read the filings.
EDGAR 8-K/10-Q/13D digested and tied to the accounts discussing them.
We grade vs the market.
Every call scored against its sector ETF — excess return, not raw.
We rank, honestly.
Empirical-Bayes shrinkage + BH-q correction. Only real signal prints.
The rigor
We do this right.
The difference between PrintRate and a screenshot of someone's wins is the statistics. Every number survives: