# How Quantral works > How Quantral turns Finance X, Reddit, Substack into a single 0–100 signal score, and grades the people making the calls. Full page: https://quantral.com/how-it-works ## From noise to signal, in three steps 1. **Read**: We read finance X, Reddit, and Substack in real time: thousands of posts and articles, the moment they land. 2. **Score**: Every company gets a 0–100 score. Every voice gets graded on whether their past calls played out. 3. **Act**: Open one list and see the strongest signals, with the reason behind each one. Minutes, not a morning of scrolling. ## How the 0–100 score works Every company Quantral tracks gets a single score from 0 to 100. It is not a vote count: a hundred low-quality posts can matter less than a handful from voices with a real track record. Three things move the number: the **volume** of recent activity, the **sentiment** behind it, and the **credibility** of who is driving it. Every score comes with a one-line reason, so it is never a number without context. ## How Quantral grades the voices Every account is graded on its public record: how many calls it has made, how often those calls actually played out, and its last twenty at a glance. Voices that earn it are weighted more heavily in the score; the noise gets quietly ignored. The grading is continuous, so a strong record has to be kept up, and a cold streak shows. See the current rankings: https://quantral.com/leaderboard ## What the score is not - **Not a price target.** A high score means a strong current signal, not a prediction of where a stock is going. It says the conversation is loud and credible right now, nothing more. - **Not financial advice.** Quantral surfaces public signal and context to support your own research. It never tells you what to buy or sell, and nothing it shows is a recommendation. - **Not a guarantee.** Credible voices are wrong all the time. The score weighs the odds in the conversation; it does not remove the risk. Always do your own research. --- Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.