The research behind the calls.

Author: Amir Kourosmehr. EcoInvest Hub, also written EcoInvestHub, publishes Amir's investment education and market research on risk management, options, market structure and macroeconomics.

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The September 2026 scorecard presents selected individual calls. A quoted price move is calculated as (comparison price ÷ entry price − 1) × 100. Approximate entries and prices produce approximate percentages.

The gold figure describes a move to a peak. Other rows describe prices at the dated snapshot; an open position is not a realized gain. These are different measures and should not be added together or treated as a complete portfolio return. Dividends are separate where the row says so; the quoted price changes do not deduct fees, taxes, or trading costs.

The homepage's S&P 500 comparison uses SPY's price change from $562.01 on 13 September 2024 to $757.39 on 15 September 2026, rounded to +35%. It is a price-return proxy, not a dividend-reinvested total return.

The separate +40% portfolio figure should not be reconstructed from these selected calls. Before treating it as a like-for-like benchmark comparison, request its calculation details, including cash flows, fees, dividends, and open positions. The published scorecard is an educational record and should not be read as an audited performance statement or a guarantee.