A full research desk's debate on the 100 largest U.S. stocks. Every trading day.

Every stock page can replay our calls from any date you pick: buy on a BUY, sit in cash on a SELL, hold through a HOLD, with a notional $10,000. Buy-and-hold over the same window is always shown beside it, so you can see whether the calls helped or just rode the stock.

Fills happen at the next session's open — the first price you could actually have traded after a report existed — and the replay only covers calls you can read, ending where your access does. It is a record, not a backtest, and it says so on the page.

A hundred reports a night is more than anyone reads. Radar is the short list: the ones where the rating moved against our last published view, or the stock did something genuinely unusual for itself — not the biggest movers, the ones that changed.

Every entry says why in one line, so you know whether it is worth your time before you open it. It is the difference between reading the feed and reading what changed.

Enter what you hold — ticker, shares, and your average cost if you want P&L — and the positions table values it from the same adjusted closes every report is scored against. That part is free to enter and free to keep.

Subscribers also see the analysis layer on top: our current rating on each position, which of them changed rating overnight, our scored record on the names you actually own, and any of them that are on the radar. Not a new opinion — the one we already publish, filtered to your book.