Where the index positioning sits before the open, and the stocks that passed every gate yesterday. Free, every trading day, and graded in public.
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The record so far
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The Map — index positioning
Net gamma is a model, built from overnight open interest with the standard dealer-sign convention (calls positive, puts negative) — it describes positioning, it is not an observation of any dealer's book. The dark-pool figure is the latest FINRA file and always lags one day. Contract coverage counts how much of each chain carried a usable price or volatility.
The Qualified Board
Stock
Close
Score
Agreeing checks
What triggered it
Support (exit if broken)
First target
Stock
Close
Score
Agreeing checks
Outcome
A stock qualifies only when the method's own gates all pass: enough data behind the score, at least five of eight checks agreeing, and a high enough score and confidence. The full list shows every refusal and its reason — nothing is quietly dropped.
How to read this page: the Map tells you the terrain — whether dealer positioning is likely to amplify moves or absorb them, and the two price levels where the largest positions sit. The Board tells you which individual stocks earned a full pass through an eight-check confluence method (relative strength, price action, volume, trend, support and resistance, sector strength, institutional positioning, market context). Support is the line the idea is wrong below; the first target is the next significant level above. Every figure on this page is written to a permanent public record before it is shown, and yesterday's figures are graded against what the market actually did — see the record above. Method note: the score is our open implementation of a published method; the transforms are ours and are labeled as such wherever the record is kept.