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Hesper Atlas
A map for the AI age. Buy/sell/hold signals.
One map of the AI trade: 155 names across the whole supply chain, from chips to power, each with a daily rules-based buy/hold/sell signal, exact trade-plan prices, and a public track record that includes every losing signal. Educational tool.
The premise: the AI buildout is where returns concentrate for the next several years, so I hand-picked 155 names that trace the whole supply chain, substrates, chips, networking, servers, power, cloud, and gave each one a systematic daily buy/hold/sell signal. Selection answers 'what to own'; the engine answers the harder question, 'when do I get out'.
Receipts from the public ledger (closed trades, split-adjusted): it bought Super Micro at $4.25 in July 2022, before ChatGPT existed, sold at $71 two years later (+1,574%), and was out before the -85% collapse. Vertiv, the company cooling the datacenters, from $13.59 to $102.60 (+656%). Credo, AI networking, bought in January 2023 a year before the story broke (+318%). Micron at $60 in March 2023 (+93%). BTC on held-out data: +34.5%/yr vs +7.6% holding, with a third of the worst drop.
The twist that makes this different: every signal the engine produces lands on a public ledger, losers included, regenerated nightly. The losing trades sit on the same page as the winners (SMCI's recent -9.3% is right there), so no cherry-picking is possible.
And the claim I defend hardest is the boring one: across all 152 evaluated names, half the worst drawdown of buy-and-hold at comparable returns.
Free tier shows three full stock pages a day, no card. Would love your skepticism more than your upvotes.
About Hesper Atlas on Product Hunt
“A map for the AI age. Buy/sell/hold signals.”
Hesper Atlas was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #148 on the daily leaderboard. One map of the AI trade: 155 names across the whole supply chain, from chips to power, each with a daily rules-based buy/hold/sell signal, exact trade-plan prices, and a public track record that includes every losing signal. Educational tool.
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Hesper Atlas
Hey PH, solo founder here.
The premise: the AI buildout is where returns concentrate for the next several years,
so I hand-picked 155 names that trace the whole supply chain, substrates, chips, networking, servers, power,
cloud, and gave each one a systematic daily buy/hold/sell signal. Selection answers 'what to own'; the engine
answers the harder question, 'when do I get out'.
Receipts from the public ledger (closed trades, split-adjusted): it bought Super Micro at $4.25 in July 2022,
before ChatGPT existed, sold at $71 two years later (+1,574%), and was out before the -85% collapse. Vertiv,
the company cooling the datacenters, from $13.59 to $102.60 (+656%). Credo, AI networking, bought in
January 2023 a year before the story broke (+318%). Micron at $60 in March 2023 (+93%). BTC on held-out
data: +34.5%/yr vs +7.6% holding, with a third of the worst drop.
The twist that makes this different: every signal the engine produces lands on a public ledger, losers included,
regenerated nightly. The losing trades sit on the same page as the winners (SMCI's recent -9.3% is right there),
so no cherry-picking is possible.
And the claim I defend hardest is the boring one: across all 152 evaluated
names, half the worst drawdown of buy-and-hold at comparable returns.
Free tier shows three full stock pages a
day, no card.
Would love your skepticism more than your upvotes.