A prediction is a claim of how the companies will fare, relative to each other on the NASDAQ stockmarket. Currently our predictions have a four week time frame.
The company we expect to perform the best gets first place, the company we expect to perform the second best gets second place etc. all the way to the last company on the market.
The graph picture for each prediction shows how the prediction compared to what actually happened.
The point furthest to the left represents the companies which were expected to perform the best
and as the points move to the right they represent companies which were expected to perform worse and worse
until the point furthest to the right represents the companies which were expected to perform the worst.
The y axis represents the average price change of whatever companies are represented in each point.
Each point contains ten percent of the market.
How correct/incorrect a prediction is can by seen by how much its graphs tends to go from the upper left to the lower right corner.