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AI supply chain term

Recorded call

A time-stamped call the engine emits and writes to the record the night it is made - then grades publicly against what prices did next.

What it means

When the nightly run sees something worth acting on - a verdict upgrade, an edge signal, a buy window - it records a call: the company, the kind of call, the date and the price context, frozen that night. Calls are graded later against the stored closes that followed, producing the hit rate and average move shown on The Receipts. Nothing is retro-fitted: a call that never happened cannot appear, and a call that aged badly cannot disappear. Calls only ever emit in the actionable lane (public names with a fresh recorded close); structural reads are labelled as such and are never counted as calls.

Why it matters to investors

Recorded calls are the receipts - the falsifiable trail. Every performance claim traces to dated calls you can inspect individually, which is the standard any system asking for your trust should meet.

Related terms

Hit rateThe share of resolved recorded calls that moved the way the engine said - always quoted with the number of calls behind it.Recorded nightOne night’s immutable snapshot of the engine’s outputs - conviction scores, verdicts, calls, smart-money sweeps, prices and node scores - written by the nightly run and never edited afterwards.VerdictThe engine’s per-company call band - STRONG BUY, ACCUMULATE, HOLD, TRIM or AVOID - derived from the conviction score and recorded nightly.Honest baselineThe rule that every recorded % move must start from a real stored data point with real from→to dates - and if none exists, the surface shows nothing rather than an estimate.

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