One share a month, chosen on the first trading day and tracked for a full 30-session window — every pick published, whether it worked or not.
Peak Gain is the rise from the pick-day price to the highest point reached afterwards. Once touched it is locked and never reduced, even if the share later falls back — so it is the best that was available, not what a holder necessarily kept. Rose at some point counts every pick that traded above its entry at any time, which most do; up right now is where they stand today. The gap between those two is the whole argument for resting a sell order at your target in advance. Status counts trading sessions against the 30-session window. Educational analytics, not investment advice. Capital at risk.