BIHZUUN RESEARCH Institutional Grade Investment Research Aug 26, 2026

Track Record

Last updated August 25, 2026 at 8:30 AM CDT. This page regenerates automatically each trading day — nothing here is hand-edited.

Overall Track Record

Every Bihzuun Research Rating (BRR) of 3★ or higher is logged the moment it publishes and tracked to a defined close: a target reached, the stated timeframe expiring, or the company being removed from coverage. Nothing is excluded from these numbers except a call superseded by a newer rating on the same company before its timeframe elapsed — that exists purely to avoid double-counting the same thesis twice, not to hide anything.

Target-Hit Rate Directional Win Rate Beat-SPY Rate
100% 75% 60%

Average return per call: 7.7%  |  Average excess return vs. SPY: 1.6%

Based on 8 closed call(s). 13 call(s) currently open and in progress.

By Rating Tier

If our star ratings mean anything, higher-rated calls should outperform lower-rated ones over time. This table lets you check that directly rather than take our word for it.

Rating Calls Target-Hit Directional Beat SPY Avg Return
Strong Buy (4.5★) 5 100% 100% 100% 13.7%
Buy (4.0★) 3 100% 33.3% 33.3% -2.3%

Valuation Model Accuracy

Every rated company runs through five independent valuation models, blended into a single composite fair value. This table shows which models have actually been most predictive once real outcomes are known, ranked by mean absolute error — lowest (most accurate) first.

Model Calls Closed Mean Abs. Error Bias (+ = too optimistic)
Declining-Exponent DCF 1 6.9% -6.9%
Earnings Power Value 1 19.9% -19.9%
Composite (all 5 blended) 1 22% -22%
Graham Number 1 24.1% -24.1%
comparable 1 43.9% -43.9%

How to Read This Page

  • Target-Hit Rate — the share of calls where price reached our published target before the stated timeframe expired.
  • Directional Win Rate — the share of calls with a positive return by the time they closed, regardless of whether the specific target was reached.
  • Beat-SPY Rate — the share of calls that outperformed the S&P 500 over the same holding period.

We report all three, always together, because any single number can be made to look better or worse depending on how “success” gets defined. Showing only one would let us quietly pick the flattering one. We would rather you see all three and judge for yourself.

This page is generated directly from our internal research database and is not edited for presentation. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This is not individualized investment advice. The Bihzuun Value Filter (BVF), Bihzuun Research Score (BRS), and Bihzuun Research Rating (BRR) are proprietary research frameworks; methodology details beyond what is described on our Methodology page are not disclosed.