Saved views and tools

Saved views

Set a report up the way you read it, type a name under Save this view and hit Save view. It shows up under Saved views at the top of the side panel and reopens with the same ticker, window and filters. Hover over one and click × to delete it. Names run up to 60 characters, and you can keep 50 views. Nobody else sees them.

Ask the data

Ask the data takes plain-English questions like “How often does NQ fill the gap on Fridays?” Every number comes from the same reports the pages show, with its count and window, and the answer links to the page it came from. It can also read your own Journal, like how your trades did with the day's bias call versus against it. Ask it what to trade and it offers the historical rate instead.

The page shows how many of today's questions you've used; at the cap it pauses until midnight New York time. Your questions are kept for 90 days, and you can export or delete them. If it says it “has reached its monthly budget,” it's paused until the first of next month. The report pages still work.

Discover

Discover ranks every weekday, session, size and weekday-in-session slice of every report by how far it sits from that report's own rate. Pick a ticker, a window (last six months, last year or full history) and, if you like, one report. Rows show Rate, Base, Lift, z and n; the report name opens that report with the slice applied. It ranks by how surprising a slice is, not how good, and a slice and its base both need 20 occurrences.

What's in play

What's in play describes how the last complete session closed: where it closed in its range, how wide it was against ATR, the next weekday, whether it reached the previous day's high or low, and where it closed against the week's open. Then it shows how often gap fill, the previous day high/low sweep, the initial balance break, OTE and silver bullet hit the next session after that kind of close, next to their usual rate. It's built from day-behind data and never reads this morning's bars. A short version tops Stats when you open it without picking a report.

Stats of the week

Stats of the week is written after each Monday-to-Friday week closes, newest first. Each week has This week (per ticker: the bias call's right, wrong and flat days, gaps filled and OTE legs held), Movers, last six months (the slices that moved most against their base) and Six-month rates (each report's rate and count per ticker).