How StockMatrix.AI scores its AI stock predictions
Every StockMatrix.AI forecast is saved with its direction, confidence, price target and horizon, then scored against what the price actually did when the horizon ends.
What is an AI stock forecast?
On StockMatrix.AI, an AI forecast is a dated call on one stock or coin: a direction (bullish, bearish or neutral), a confidence percentage, a price target and a horizon, such as 90 days for stocks or 14 days for crypto. It is built from leading AI models plus our own data, including prediction markets and community sentiment.
Is every call saved?
Yes. Each view is stored when it is made. When a view changes, the earlier version is kept in history rather than overwritten, so a call cannot be quietly edited after the fact.
How is a call scored?
When the horizon ends, the call is compared with the actual price. A directional call counts as correct when the price moved the way the call said. Earnings-direction calls are scored separately from price-target calls, so short and long horizons are not mixed.
Which calls are left out?
Calls that cannot be graded, for example because the stock stopped trading or a reliable closing price is missing, are excluded rather than counted as wins or losses.
Where can I see the results?
The AI Track Record in the app shows scored calls, with accuracy broken down by sector, event type and market conditions.
Is this financial advice?
No. AI forecasts are for information only and are not financial advice. Past results do not guarantee future performance.