What Stats is

Stats counts how often something happened in past sessions on the futures you trade. Did the gap fill? Did the regular session take the previous day's high? Which weekday printed the week's low? Every number is a count over past sessions, rebuilt every night from the same data under the same rules.

Which markets

• Nasdaq 100 (NQ): regular session 09:30–16:00 ET.
• S&P 500 (ES): regular session 09:30–16:00 ET.
• Gold (GC): regular session 08:20–13:30 ET.

The numbers come from the full-size contracts. Micros (MNQ, MES, MGC) aren't counted separately; they're read as their full-size parent. Nothing outside these three is covered.

Who can open it

Stats comes with the free account. Sign in with Discord, and if you haven't finished setting up your account yet, you'll be sent to do that first. See Signing in and access.

The main screens

• Reports. The side panel lists every report by family. A report page shows one report for one ticker. Pick NQ, ES or GC, a window from 1mo to 5y (six months by default) or a Custom range, then narrow it by weekday, session or size. The summary shows the hit rate and the count behind it, and the table lists every row. A row opens into a chart of the session it came from. See The reports.
• Saved views, Ask the data, Discover, In play and Weekly. See Saved views and tools.
• Your signals. Upload your own signals and see them scored. See Your signals.
• Connect to Claude. See Connect TP1 to Claude.

Reading a number

• A rate with fewer than 20 occurrences behind it isn't shown. You get the count only.
• The line under each report title shows the market, the session, the date the data runs through, and the report's method version, with a how this is measured link.
• “Data is behind.” means the latest data is more than three weekdays behind. The numbers are still exact for the sessions they cover.
• “Nothing matches these filters.” means your slice is empty. Widen the dates or drop a filter, or use Reset filters.