About
Banks make the calls. We grade them.
GradedCalls Analysts scores sourced recommendations against the prices that followed. The calls come from public news pages. The closes are historical. The grade is a formula, not advice.
What this ledger is
Calls in this build come from public news sources. Each call page links to that page. Notes restate the rating and target. They are not a quotation of a research report, and they are not a biography. Firm names are the firms named in those sources. GradedCalls Analysts is not those firms, and it does not speak for anyone who works there. Price history runs through 16 Oct 2026.
Prices are Yahoo Finance adjusted closes (adjusted for splits and dividends). The windows are 14 calendar days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, and 1 year. A window that has not elapsed stays ungraded and reads Not graded yet. A graded score of exactly 0 is an empty glass and reads EXIT LIQUIDITY. The badge is a dash, not GC 1.
How to read a grade
The overall factor is the average 0–100 grade of active calls. The GC score is that average on the GC Scale, from 1 to 10. 70+ is STRONG, 40–69 PROVISIONAL, under 40 WEAK; a graded 0 is EXIT LIQUIDITY. Superseded calls stay in the history and do not enter the factor.
The formula, the windows, and the band lines are written out on the methodology page. The call book is the book those grades are computed from. Leaderboards, analyst scorecards, banks, and tickers all read the same book.
What it is not
Nothing here is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. GradedCalls Analysts is not an adviser, not a broker, and not affiliated with any bank or ratings publisher. A donation, if one is ever accepted, does not buy a grade or move a rank. Past accuracy is a description of a finished window, not a forecast of the next one.
The limits are in the disclaimer. The draft terms and the donations note sit beside it.