Levels before the open.
Grades after the close.
One deterministic brief per instrument, on a fixed clock. Every number traces to a data source and a formula — and every call is graded against the tape.
Graded against the tape. Losers included.
After each close the session is replayed bar by bar from exchange prints. A brief counts as a win only if price confirms the pivot, then reaches T1 before invalidation.
| Date | Inst | Dir | Pivot | T1 | T2 | Stop | Outcome | Hit (CET) | MFE |
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Grading rules. Long triggers when price trades at/above the pivot after publish (shorts mirrored) · T1/T2 hit = traded through before invalidation · same-bar T1+stop = AMBIG, counted against us · never triggered = NT, excluded from hit rate but shown · rotation calls graded on range respect · MFE = best excursion after trigger.
No black box. No hindsight.
Hard data in, levels out
Overnight structure, prior-session volume profile, dealer options positioning, macro tape. Fixed formulas select pivot, T1, T2 and invalidation. No discretion, no AI-generated numbers.
Fixed clock, before the open
GC at 08:55 CET before London. MNQ at 15:20 CET before New York. Timestamped and immutable — the published file is the record.
Outcomes from the prints
After the close, each brief is graded from exchange data and posted to the public ledger. Ambiguity is resolved against us, every session, no exceptions.
Sources: exchange OHLCV & volume · licensed options-positioning feed · public macro calendar. The desk publishes derived levels only — no raw market data is redistributed.
The ledger is free. The clock is Pro.
- Full track record & public ledger
- Briefs unlock after each session close
- Method notes
- Briefs at publish time — 08:55 & 15:20 CET
- Email delivery, readable in 5 seconds
- USTEC & GCQ26 conversion levels
- Full brief archive