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Stock market forecasting, graded in public.
TickerToll’s engine ranks 1,500+ NSE stocks from strongest to weakest, locks its forecast, and lets the market grade it 21 trading sessions later. Every round enters the record the day it is made — none can be dropped, closed early, or cherry-picked to flatter the score.
The Model
A forecast you can check, not a tip you must trust.
Every ~21 trading days the engine locks a ranked list of the entire market. 21 trading sessions later, each pick is graded at NSE closing prices anyone can verify. Accuracy means one thing: how many recommended picks ended the round in profit.
The forecast locks
The engine publishes its ranked list — top picks to weakest — on a fixed date. From that moment it cannot be edited.
The market grades it
Exactly 21 trading sessions later, every pick is measured close-to-close at NSE prices. No round is left open or closed early.
The record grows
Every result — good or bad — stays on the public record, alongside the Nifty’s move over the same period.
The Record So Far
The first graded round, in full.
Model ranker-v5, forecast 6 Aug 2026, graded 4 Sep 2026 — a round in which the Nifty fell 3%.
| Basket | Picks in profit | Avg return | vs Nifty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top 5 | 100% | +17.25% | +20.25% |
| Top 10 | 70% | +9.98% | +12.98% |
| Top 20 | 70% | +5.68% | +8.68% |
| Top 30 | 73.3% | +6.10% | +9.10% |
Returns measured close-to-close from the forecast date, before charges, equal-weighted. One graded round is one data point, not a track record — the engine itself hides win probabilities on new picks until a model has at least three graded rounds behind it.
Does the Ranking Carry Information?
Strongest slice vs weakest slice — everything the model ranked.
TickerToll doesn’t grade only its favourites. All 1,546 ranked stocks are split into ten slices, strongest to weakest. If the ranking means anything, accuracy should fall as you read down — and it does.
Strongest slice in profit
The top decile of the ranking averaged +6.18% over the round.
Weakest slice in profit
The bottom decile averaged −3.42% — the ranking separated winners from losers.
All-ranks accuracy
Graded on every call it made across the whole market, not just the headline picks.
The Simulator
Practise with virtual coins. Everything else is real.
Trade the forecasts without risking a rupee: real NSE prices, real brokerage and taxes modelled on Angel One and Zerodha rate cards, a portfolio, an order book, and a leaderboard.
Real market, virtual money
Buy and sell at live NSE prices with a virtual wallet — the market doesn’t know you’re practising.
Real costs included
Brokerage, STT and other charges are deducted exactly as a real broker would — so your simulated P&L is honest.
Leaderboard
See how your decisions stack up against other members trading the same forecasts.
See the live record for yourself.
The current round, the graded rounds, and the simulator — all open on TickerToll.