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- Prediction feed on a 48-hour delay
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- Leaderboard ranks 4–10 (the podium is Premium)
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- Bullish vs bearish sentiment by ticker
- Success-rate analytics by prediction type
- Follow users & securities for alerts
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Questions
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel online from the billing portal on your subscription page and Premium stays on until the end of the period you've paid for. If you cancel during your free trial you won't be charged at all. Payments aren't refunded for partial periods — see the Terms.
Where do the calls come from?
Public posts on Reddit and SeekingAlpha. A language model pulls out the ticker, direction, target and timeframe, and the entry price is recorded from market data at the moment the post went up. Full methodology.
What does the 48-hour delay mean?
Free visitors see each call 48 hours after it's posted. Premium shows it as soon as it's picked up. Everything older than that is the same on both plans.
How are calls scored?
Each call gets a score from −1.0 to +1.0 at expiry, based on direction, conviction and how far the price moved. Rankings collapse repeated calls on the same ticker and pull thin track records toward the average, so one lucky call can't top the board. How scoring works.
Is this investment advice?
No. StreetPredict grades other people's public calls. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and a strong track record doesn't mean a predictor's next call will be right: past results don't predict future returns.