The 15:00 closing read, the pre-open call, the play side and the continuation cells were each graded on the tape and withdrawn. This note keeps the scores on the record.
A read earns its place on the member screen by passing a forward court: at least 60% in both halves of its window. These did not, and they were taken down. Each stays here so the record shows what was tried and what it scored.
A direction for the last hour. On the witness window of Oct 13-26 it was right 3 times in 10, and the number it displayed said otherwise. Withdrawn from the feed on Oct 26.
A direction before 09:30. On 60 sessions it was a coin. Before the open there is no session price to read, and nothing we tried in its place was better than chance.
A suggested side inside the day, refreshed as the structure changed. Right 4 times in 12 on the witness window, and it changed side many times in a session. Never shown to members after the court.
Minute-scale cells that read "price continues". They graded 89% in the window that built them and 36% in the forward window. The clearest example on the site of why a single window proves nothing.
Marked a trend as ended when the structure changed. In its trial, 42 of 55 exits reverted within the hour. The day call has no exit of its own; the hour read says WAIT instead.
The 10:30 day call, graded close vs open, and the hour read in its one state. Both are graded nightly and shown with their sample and window. Everything else on the Day Map is structure, labelled as structure: levels, regime, distance, events.
Educational only — not financial advice. Options trading involves substantial risk.