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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.
love that you publish the losing signals alongside the winners. basically most trading products hide the bad calls but having that full public track record is the kind of transparency that makes this feel actually trustworthy.
would love to see a watchlist feature so i can flag a handful of tickers and get a single daily summary instead of scanning 155 names every morning. could be a simple toggle in settings, with the signal, plan prices, and any change from prior day rolled into one email or dashboard widget. would make it way easier to actually act on the signals without missing moves across the chain.
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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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.