News Spread: Event-driven credit spreads
When news moves a stock, News Spread decides whether a defined-risk credit spread is worth it (trade, watch or skip) and tracks each trade to expiry.
FST, the QuantSignals trading agent, weighs this family when it decides a trade. Meet FST.
Track record
Wins 1,474 of 2,795 · average signal +0.14%
Cumulative P&L of a $1,000-per-signal book · max drawdown -$2,413 · worst losing streak 18
By ticker (5 or more signals)
| Ticker | Hit rate | Wins | Expectancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| HOOD | 59% | 135 of 226 | +0.97% |
| COIN | 51% | 100 of 193 | +0.21% |
| PLTR | 56% | 103 of 183 | +0.29% |
| NOW | 50% | 79 of 156 | -0.18% |
| ORCL | 56% | 82 of 144 | +0.66% |
| INTC | 50% | 71 of 142 | +0.14% |
| TSLA | 62% | 77 of 124 | +0.14% |
| GLW | 48% | 55 of 114 | -0.16% |
| CRWD | 59% | 59 of 99 | +0.98% |
| MRVL | 61% | 60 of 98 | +0.95% |
| LRCX | 56% | 50 of 89 | +0.25% |
| ADBE | 46% | 34 of 73 | -0.53% |
A win: the stock moved in the called direction by the next day's close. How we count.
Questions
What's the News Spread hit rate?
52%: News Spread won 1,474 of 2,795 signals from Jul 8, 2026 to Nov 5, 2026, with an average result of +0.14% per signal.
What counts as a win?
The stock moved in the called direction from the close of the day the signal was issued to the next trading day's close.
Why can a lower hit rate still make money?
What a signal makes depends on how big its wins are against its losses as well as how often it wins. Here the average win is +2.55% and the average loss -2.55%.
Recent signals
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News spread chart
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How we count
Every signal of this family the scorecard captured when it was served, plus its stored history where the issue time and the call were recorded; neutral calls are not counted. A signal's result is the underlying's move from the close of the day it was issued (the next day's close when it was issued after the 4 pm ET close) to the following trading day's close, in the called direction. A win is a result above zero. Hit rate is wins divided by signals, rounded down. Expectancy is the average result per signal, losers included. Max drawdown is the largest fall, from a peak, of the cumulative P&L of a book that puts $1,000 on every signal; the worst losing streak is the most losing signals in a row. Past results do not predict future ones.