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Most Recent Deep Dive Reports

the 100 newest of 635 companies reported on, grouped by day — A–Z within each day, reading down each column

Market Weather — the seven signals behind it

Every trading day we score market-wide conditions from seven measurements — volatility, trend, drawdown and breadth. Each bar shows how much that signal pushed the score toward risk-on (above the line) or risk-off (below). The white line is the score itself.

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What one column is

Each column is a single trading day. The seven coloured blocks are the seven things we measure that day. A block above the middle line means that signal was pushing conditions toward risk-on; below means it was pushing toward risk-off. Taller block = stronger push.

What the white line is

The white line is the score those blocks add up to, on a −100 to +100 scale. Everything below it is the evidence; the line is the verdict. They are two views of the same day.

The one thing worth learning

Compare the height of the line against the size of the stack under it. That relationship is where the insight is, and it is the part a single number can never tell you:

Line high,
stack tall & mixed colours
Broadly supported. Several independent signals agree. This is the sturdiest kind of good tape — if one signal turns, the others still hold it up.
Line high,
stack short or one colour
Narrowly supported — the fragile one. A single signal is carrying the whole reading. It looks identical to the case above if you only read the number. When that one signal turns, the score falls fast.
Blocks split
above and below
Disagreement. Some measures say risk-on while others say risk-off. Scores near zero usually look like this, and they mean “unclear” rather than “calm”.
Stack flips
over several days
A turn. Colour draining from above the line to below it across a week is conditions changing character — usually visible before the score itself looks dramatic.
One colour
dominating for weeks
A single-driver market. Whatever that colour is, it is the thing to watch. Hover any day to see which signal it is.

Try this now

Hover across the chart and watch the panel below it. Find a day where the white line is well above zero but the stack beneath it is thin — then read which single signal is doing the work. That is a market being held up by one thing, and it is the pattern most worth recognising.

What it does not tell you. This is market-wide weather, not a view on any company, and it is not a timing signal. A supportive reading does not make a stock cheap, and a hostile one does not make a good business bad. It is context for the conditions you are buying into.
Today: Neutral +22
VIX level VIX momentum S&P vs 20d avg S&P vs 50d avg S&P 20d return Drawdown (60d) Small-cap breadth Regime score
260 trading days on file · computed from index data, no AI · market-wide context, not a stock signal
— hover the chart above to inspect any day

Recent Predictions

One of our top experiments. 6 predictions are made for each report, 1 for each month for the next 6 months into the future. As time elapses, findings are analyzed and tweaks are made to the system to improve its accuracy automagically. Consider these predictions to be training data that is getting stronger over time.

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SNDK Sandisk Corp. Bull
At analysis $1,738.43 6-month view $1,980.00 +13.9%
through Mar 2027 See the forecast
OKE ONEOK, Inc. Bull
At analysis $94.37 6-month view $111.50 +18.2%
through Mar 2027 See the forecast
CRWV CoreWeave, Inc. Class A Common Stock Bear
At analysis $90.20 6-month view $65.00 -27.9%
through Mar 2027 See the forecast
AAOI Applied Optoelectronics Inc Bear
At analysis $105.17 6-month view $85.00 -19.2%
through Mar 2027 See the forecast

Inside the machine

56 processes, wired together by 75 dependencies — from the first context scan, down through the valuation battery and the lenses, to the verdict, and on into the systems that grade that verdict against what actually happened. Each light is one step; the bigger it burns, the longer it thinks. Click any light to see what it does and what feeds it.

The pipeline

The wide base is evidence gathering. It narrows through the valuation battery and the four lenses into a single verdict — then widens again into the parts most systems leave out: the forward predictions, the ledger of every tier change, the scoring of those predictions against reality, and the post-mortem that feeds the misses back in.

Setup & Context 5 Foundation 4 Valuation 10 Signals 11 Synthesis & AI Review 6 Extended Forensic — the “final boss” 9 The Verdict 2 Graded Afterwards 6 Agents & Knowledge 3

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