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Not investment advice; for research and education. Last updated: Nov 5, 2026, 4:38 PM CST.

Alan Gaecki - Financial-Engineering.net (@Fin_Eng_Net) stock calls: track record, win rate and every call

As of November 5, 2026, MCAFax has logged 2 calls from Alan Gaecki - Financial-Engineering.net (@Fin_Eng_Net): 0 bullish, 1 bearish and 1 neutral. None of these calls has been scored yet, so there is no win-loss record. Leaderboard status: Unranked (no scored calls yet).

Not investment advice; for research and education.

Stat line

View Calls scored W-L Win % Avg edge vs S&P Best call Worst call Streak Last 10 Longs Shorts
Career 0 - - - - - - - - -
Season (trailing 12 months) 0 - - - - - - - - -

Calls scored counts directional calls at least 180 days old, with repeats counted once. Edge is in percentage points versus the S&P 500. Streak and Last 10 run in date order, most recent last.

Ranked or unranked?

Unranked. A player needs 15 scored calls to be ranked, and Alan Gaecki - Financial-Engineering.net (@Fin_Eng_Net) has none yet.

A player needs at least 15 scored calls in a view to be ranked. See the leaderboard.

Style and specialty

  • Style: value-trap newsletter / consumer staples skeptic
  • Why we track this account: Runs the Financial-Engineering.net blog and weekly; wrote on the Flowers Foods dividend cut (Aug 2026). Quoted in Market Calls draft 2026-10-20 (FLO).
  • What to keep in mind: Sells a paid members tier (newsletter); self-promotional links.
  • Followers on X: 3,288 (checked Oct 20, 2026)
  • MCAFax status: Tracked voice (not on the daily rotation)

Current calls (open)

Date Ticker Call Price at call Current / outcome Result Source
Sep 15, 2026 FLO Neutral / watch $6.00 Open; scored 180 days after the post Watch only (neutral calls are not scored) post
Sep 14, 2026 VITL Bearish (short) $9.74 $8.91 on Oct 14, 2026 Open (not yet scored) post

What the open calls argue, in our own words:

  • FLO (neutral, Sep 15, 2026): Argues falling per-capita bread demand makes Flowers Foods a value trap, with a cut to zero looming rather than a rebound.
  • VITL (bearish, Sep 14, 2026): Bearish: Q2 cash of $21M, covenant waiver on the old JPMorgan revolver, then an expensive $125M secured Silver Point term loan at SOFR+7.5%; argues a $0-10M EBITDA guide does not comfortably service the debt if egg prices stay low.

In their own words

How we score these calls

A call wins when, 180 days after the post, the stock beat the S&P 500 in the direction the investor called (a long must outperform the index, a short must underperform it). Edge is the gap versus the S&P 500 in percentage points. Price at call is the last close known at the time of the post (Yahoo Finance daily bars, split-adjusted, in the listing currency). Track records cover calls from roughly the past year.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Not investment advice; for research and education.

FAQ

What is @Fin_Eng_Net's stock-picking track record?

None of these calls has been scored yet, so there is no win-loss record. MCAFax has logged 2 calls from this account as of November 5, 2026.

What is @Fin_Eng_Net's win rate?

There is no win rate yet because none of @Fin_Eng_Net's logged calls has been scored.

Is @Fin_Eng_Net ranked on the MCAFax leaderboard?

Unranked (no scored calls yet). Players need 15 scored calls to be ranked.

What was @Fin_Eng_Net's best call?

There is no best call yet because no call has been scored.

What was @Fin_Eng_Net's worst call?

There is no worst call yet because no call has been scored.

What stocks is @Fin_Eng_Net calling right now?

Open calls: FLO (neutral) and VITL (bearish).

What kind of investor is @Fin_Eng_Net?

Style: value-trap newsletter / consumer staples skeptic. Runs the Financial-Engineering.net blog and weekly; wrote on the Flowers Foods dividend cut (Aug 2026). Quoted in Market Calls draft 2026-10-20 (FLO).

Does @Fin_Eng_Net make more bullish or bearish calls?

Of 2 logged calls, 0 are bullish, 1 bearish and 1 neutral.

How does MCAFax score these calls?

A call wins when, 180 days after the post, the stock beat the S&P 500 in the direction the investor called (a long must outperform the index, a short must underperform it). Edge is the gap versus the S&P 500 in percentage points. Price at call is the last close known at the time of the post (Yahoo Finance daily bars, split-adjusted, in the listing currency). Track records cover calls from roughly the past year.

Is this investment advice?

No. This page is journalism and research for education. It reports what this investor said publicly and how those calls performed.