How the calls work
Full Port is a show, not a fund. Everything here is entertainment and education, never advice to buy or sell anything.
Where the calls come from
After each episode, software reads the transcript and pulls out every time a host says something is a buy, a sell or one to avoid, with the exact quote and the second it was said. A second pass checks each one against the transcript. It can still misread a joke, a hypothetical or a misheard ticker, so every call links to the moment so you can hear it yourself.
How they're priced
Each call is priced by Indeix at the moment it was said, using the onchain market for that token or tokenized stock. "Since the call" is measured in the direction of the call: a short that falls 10% shows as +10%. Prices update through the day. Assets with no onchain market aren't shown yet.
Levels like targets and stops are shown when they were said with a call. The model portfolio is a scoreboard: hypothetical $100 positions with no trading costs, taxes or exits.
Not investment advice
Nothing on the show, on this site or in The Rundown is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, or an offer to buy or sell anything. Crypto and stocks can go to zero. Past calls say nothing about future results. Do your own research and talk to a licensed professional before you invest.
Our interests
The hosts may own, buy or sell the assets they talk about, before or after the show. Full Port is produced by Lute Labs Inc, which also builds Indeix, the market data used on this site. Sponsored segments are always said out loud on the show.
Corrections
If a call is wrong, mislabeled or missing, tell us at [email protected]. We fix mistakes in how a call was recorded; we don't remove calls because they went badly.