Judge us by the record
MadStockAlerts is a market research platform for self-directed traders: scanners, charts, market dashboards and the MAD Academy. Its centerpiece is the premium alert, each one reviewed and published by a person, and all of it is educational analysis, not financial advice.
Below is how an alert is made, what we publish about every one that closes, what we do not do, and the company that answers for it.
The premium alert record
Live160
premium alerts closed and published
- Winners
- 136
- Losers
- 24
- Worst loss
- -40.5%
58 more are open now, for members only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
See every closed alertThe process
How a premium alert is made
Nothing publishes itself. Software can suggest, but every alert a member receives was approved and sent by a person.
- 1
A draft is written
A person writes it, or our own market-scoring software fills one in with its levels. Either way it is only a draft: nothing a member can see.
- 2
The levels have to make sense
Where a stop and a target are set, the stop must sit below the alert price and the target above it, or the draft cannot be saved.
- 3
A person approves and publishes it
Only an administrator can publish, and who approved it is recorded. Every publish asks whether a founder holds a position in the stock, and when one does the alert says so.
- 4
It goes out, timestamped
The publish time is stamped and the alert price is fixed. Members with alerts get it in the platform, and by email when it is sent by email.
- 5
It closes, and members are told
The exit price is recorded when it closes, members are notified the same way, and the result lands on the public record.
The proof
Every closed alert, in public
The Track Record page lists every premium alert we have closed, winners and losers, free to read without an account. The open alerts are what members pay for, so those never appear there, and the full list keeps its tickers for members. Every figure is shown.
Measured from the price we stated
A result is the alert price to the exit price, the same calculation for every alert.
A flat close counts as a loss
A trade that went nowhere is never rounded into the winners column.
Closed means fixed
Once an alert closes, its levels and its exit price can no longer be edited.
Losers stay on the list
They are counted in the record's statistics, right beside the winners.
The limits
What we don't do
Each of these is a commitment in our published terms, linked beside it.
- Master Terms →
No personalized advice
Alerts are educational analysis, not financial advice, and never a recommendation to buy or sell a security.
- Master Terms →
Not a broker or an investment adviser
We are not registered as an investment adviser or a broker-dealer, and no advisory or fiduciary relationship is created.
- Master Terms →
We never hold your money
We do not have custody of funds or securities, place trades, manage accounts or offer copy trading.
- Master Terms →
We don't trade against an open alert
Our people do not buy or sell a stock in accounts they own individually, other than retirement accounts, from when it is considered for an alert until a full trading day after it closes.
- Privacy Policy →
We don't sell your personal information
Nor do we sell, rent or trade our email list.
The company
Who answers for it
MadStockAlerts is a brand owned and operated by MD-Money, LLC d/b/a MADSTOCKALERTS. Membership is governed by our Master Terms of Service and Customer Agreement, under Wisconsin law.
- mad@madstockalerts.com or the contact form
- By mail
- MD-Money, LLC d/b/a MADSTOCKALERTS, 215 S Century Ave # 321, Waunakee, WI 53597
Check the record, then decide
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Educational content only. Not personalized investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Trading and investing involve substantial risk, including loss of capital. See the Risk Disclosure and Customer Agreement.