Refusing a stock is a decision with a price. Each one is journaled the moment it happens and scored against the S&P 500 weeks later — the saves and the misses, unedited.
Saved money
0
refusals that beat owning it
Cost money
0
shown just as loudly
Maturing
87
first batch scoreable ~2026-08-05
No refusal is old enough to judge yet — the journal started clean on Jul 8, 2026, and a no needs ~20 trading days to prove itself. 48 names across 87 refusals are on the clock. Nothing here is ever edited.
Alongside real refusals, the engine journals randomly rejected names— decisions made by a coin, not the council. If the council's refusals don't beat the coin's, the filter earns nothing. 40 control rows are on the same clock. Few scoreboards volunteer this comparison; ours can't be removed.
Scoreboards: the Street vs the council · almost — the tension board · how we price
Scores use ~20-trading-day excess return vs SPY — an execution diagnostic, not a verdict on 3-year theses (longer checkpoints land as the journal ages). Research & education only — not investment advice.