Sustained positive CLV against the close — measured across many bets, not one — is the standard evidence of process edge. Single-bet CLV is noise.

Why show our price too?

Because our fill and your fill differ. Showing your number next to ours next to the close is the honest comparison the charter requires.

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Closing-line value

A result is one game; CLV is a process. If your price consistently beats the close, you are capturing value regardless of any single outcome. If it consistently loses to the close, a hot month is noise. We publish our own CLV honestly — including the periods when it is negative.

Your price (American) Our posted price (optional, American) Closing price (American)

Result

How your number compares to ours — live, graded

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Share your grade

The card and post text carry a referral tag — attribution shows in signup analytics. Share the process, not a promise: one CLV number is noise, your median is the story.

Your CLV history (this device)

Nothing saved yet — compute a CLV and it lands here.

Stored locally, no account needed. Server-synced history for members is on the roadmap in the app; the math there is computed server-side from your saved prices.

Community board (self-reported)

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Handle

House note: our own median entry-vs-close CLV currently runs negative on the graded hits lanes — we say so on the performance page rather than headline the wins. Your book, your price, your number: that is the point of this calculator.

Pair with the Kelly sizing guide — CLV tells you whether a price was good; sizing tells you what a good price deserves.

Want this applied to tonight's graded research? Every number on the live board traces to the published ledger.See this on the board →