Our 12-Month Scoreboard: 120 of 135 Targets Hit (88.89%)
Every month we tell members the same thing: don't take our word for it — look at the scoreboard. So here it is. The full 12-month accuracy report for every price target we published, across every ticker we cover, for the year ending August 5th, 2026.
The Numbers, Ticker by Ticker
Ticker Targets Hits Still Open Hit Rate QQQ 28 26 2 92.86% SPY 25 23 2 92.00% VIX 20 18 2 90.00% IWM 29 25 4 86.21% DIA 33 28 5 84.85% Overall 135 120 15 88.89%
135 published targets. 120 hits. 15 still open. That works out to an 88.89% overall hit rate — and a max accuracy of 92.86% on QQQ, our strongest ticker of the year.
What These Numbers Actually Mean
A quick word on how we count, because accuracy claims are everywhere in this business and most of them don't survive a second look.
A target is a specific price level we published to members in advance — not after the fact, not adjusted later. A hit means price reached that level. An open target is one that hasn't resolved yet — we count it against nothing; it simply hasn't finished playing out. No quiet deletions, no reshuffling the deck when a call goes sideways.
That's it. No asterisks.
The Takeaways
The index ETFs led the way. QQQ at 92.86% and SPY at 92.00% were the standouts. Broad-index levels tend to respect structure — that's exactly why they anchor so much of what we teach in the room.
The VIX held its own at 90%. Volatility is where most traders get chewed up, and it's also where disciplined levels earn their keep. 18 of 20 volatility targets hit is the kind of consistency that turns the VIX from a threat into a tool.
DIA and IWM ran cooler — and that's fine. 84.85% and 86.21% are numbers we'll take every year, but the honest read is that the Dow and the small caps chopped harder this year, and several of those targets are still open. We publish those numbers anyway, because a scoreboard you only show when it flatters you isn't a scoreboard.
Why We Publish This Every Year
After four decades around trading floors, one lesson keeps proving itself: process beats prediction. We don't hit targets because we have a crystal ball — we hit them because levels are drawn from structure, sized with risk in mind, and managed the same way every time. That's a repeatable process, and repeatable is what you should demand from anyone you learn from.
If you've been following along from the outside, this is what members trade with every week: the levels, the reasoning behind them, and live coaching on how to structure the trade — spreads, swings, and everything in between.
Come see how the targets get made. Join us in a 15-day free trial, bring your questions to a webinar, and check the scoreboard yourself next August.
