● Live Every call sealed at the market price
Publish your stock calls before the move. Track Record seals each one at the live NSE or BSE price, the market marks it against your target, and your hit rate becomes a credential anyone can verify.Publish stock calls before the move. Sealed at the live price. A hit rate anyone can verify.
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Every call is published at the live price, locked after ten minutes, and marked by the market against its own target. Your hit rate, every call and every portfolio — measured the same way for everyone.
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Every post carries the author's hit rate beside their name, the exact terms of the call, and where the price is now. Agree, disagree, or save it to watch.
No typed entries. You get ten minutes to fix a mistake, then the terms stand for good.
In Discover, every author's hit rate sits beside their name — so you weigh a call by who made it.
Log calls from a broker, a group or a friend, and find out whether they were any good. Only you see them.
● Record report
One tap makes a paged PDF — your hit rate, every call and each portfolio — with a verification code anyone can check on trackrecord.co.in. No account needed to verify it.
Publish each call on Track Record before the move. The entry is the live market price and the time is recorded to the second, so nothing can be back-filled. After ten minutes a call's terms are locked.
Open their Track Record profile or the verification code on their record report. Every call shows when it was published, at what price, and how it ended.
A call is decisive once it settles more than 5% from its entry. A hit is a call that reached its original target. The hit rate is published after ten decisive calls.
No. Track Record is a record of published views. It places no orders, holds no money, and does not confirm whether anyone acted on a call.
Yes. You can try a practice call before creating an account; practice calls are never counted.
A practice call takes thirty seconds and is never counted.
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