Signals
Signals are published before their outcome is known and are never edited afterwards. Losing calls stay up — a record without them would not be a record.
Anatomy
Six fields, every time. Nothing is optional, least of all the outcome.
Which system produced the call. Each has a published premise and its own track record, so you can see what kind of setup this is.
Long, short or flat, with a score for how strongly the conditions were met. Low confidence is published as readily as high.
The date the call went out. It is fixed at publication and never revised, which is what makes the record checkable.
How many bars the call is meant to be judged over. Stated up front so the outcome cannot be measured at a conveniently chosen moment.
Why the strategy fired, in plain language: which conditions aligned and what confirmed them.
Always present. Before the horizon elapses it shows the resolution date; afterwards it shows the return, whichever way it went.
The record
6 calls shown, of which 4 have resolved and 1 went against us.
Example data. Every figure in this section is invented to demonstrate the product. It is not a bluebell result and not a live market reading. Modelled as at 1 Sept 2026.
Two-sigma extension above the thirty-bar mean with volume contracting into the move. Prior comparable setups resolved down within eight sessions.
This call has not resolved yet.EMA stack aligned across all three horizons, range compression resolved upward on expanding volume. Sentiment turned positive four sessions before price.
This call has not resolved yet.Range compression resolved upward on a volume expansion, with the breakout level holding on retest four sessions later.
This call has resolved.Weekly trend filter positive and daily pullbacks holding above the slow EMA. Position sized down for below-average realised volatility.
This call has resolved.Range break on a volume expansion, but the breakout level failed on retest two sessions later.
This call has resolved.Two-sigma extension below the thirty-bar mean into a prior demand shelf, with volume failing to confirm the move down.
This call has resolved.Delivery
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