Thirty of the biggest stock runs since 1990, replayed one bar at a time.
Walk a run forward yourself, with the volume, the catalysts, the earnings
reactions and the fundamentals pinned to the bars they landed on. We assemble the record.
What it means is yours to work out.
1 Earnings2 The catalyst that started it3 Analyst downgrade
Schematic, not a price series — no security, no prices, no scale. The replay hides
everything to the right of the playhead until you step it forward, so a chart reads the way it
read on the day.
The weekly run · Monday mornings
One of the greatest runs in history, in your inbox every Monday.
Told as dated facts, in the order they happened:
The bear thesis the week before ignition
The day that proved it wrong
The drawdowns inside the run
The markers at the top
What happened next
Winners and failures alternating, because the failures teach more. It starts
when the site does.
Emailing us asks The Runner Tape to send you the weekly case study and
occasional notes about the project. About one email a week. Nothing else, no
third party ever sees the address, and you can stop it at any time by replying
stop — honoured within one business day. Educational content only. Not
investment advice.
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The replay
Daily or weekly, a bar at a time, with volume and the S&P 500 underneath.
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The case files
Thirty runs researched to the day — the base, the drawdowns, the top, the decline.
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The practice engine
A blind bar, four questions, scored against what actually followed.
No picks · No alerts · Nothing about what to buy, sell or hold ·
No claims about anyone's results · No launch date, because it is not set