First-Target Map (DoL compass)
Up to 2.1× random
Our top-ranked targets got hit first up to 2.1× more often than a random level at the same distance — statistically confirmed.
At every session open the map answers one question: which level got hit FIRST in ten years of races? Sessions cascade — each hunts the extremes of the one before it. You get one line and a plain confidence tag. No more staring at five levels wondering which one matters.
Run-Timing Windows
The first 20 minutes
The window where runs actually happened — confirmed against random time windows of the same width.
If the run comes, it comes early: in the NY morning, half of all session targets that fell, fell inside the first 20 minutes — and the odds decay fast after that. The validated windows sit on your chart as time zones, including London’s second wake-up in the early morning. Now “waiting for the move” has a clock.
Purge-then-Run Detection
~2× the odds
After an opening shakeout, the run followed about twice as often as random.
Before the run, the other side often gets swept — the move that shakes most traders out. The map marks the purge candidate in advance, shows your session’s purge risk, and flips to “PURGE DONE — ignition” live. You also learn what a NORMAL shakeout looks like, how fast and how deep, so it stops scaring you out.
Validated Micro Pools
6 / 6 sessions
Only equal-high/low pools that beat their placebo in every single session make it onto your chart.
Small equal highs and lows are the classic ignition targets — and most of them are noise. We tested them all against random look-alikes: only the statistically confirmed band gets drawn, each pool with its own track record one hover away. The tempting ones that failed the test? Deleted.
Terminus Bands
2–3× further
How much further the NY morning travels after the break, compared to every other session.
Once the target breaks — how far does it usually run? The map projects safe / typical / stretch bands from the break, scaled live by current volatility. Fixed point targets age badly; these don’t.
The Honesty Engine
“No signal”
When the data doesn’t back a number, the map says exactly that — and downgrades itself.
Target sitting far away? The map drops its own confidence to LOW and tells you that on most of those days it never got hit. No validated rule for your setup? It shows “no signal” instead of inventing one. Every number on the chart carries its full statistic, one hover away.
Behind every card: NQ futures, 1-minute data, 2016–2025, tested against fair random-placebo benchmarks — and confirmed on a one-shot out-of-sample year (Jul 2025 – Jun 2026). Exact numbers live in the docs and in every chart tooltip.
