The week in
market structure.
Every Sunday: which regime dominated, whether the market rewarded momentum or punished it, and how big moves actually were. Measured across 45 pairs, all week.
This week's read
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The first weekly report publishes Sunday morning.
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Every five minutes the engine flags setups across 45 pairs — moments where price reached a level, volume spiked, or momentum shifted. It then records what price actually did next. Over a week that produces a few thousand observations.
Continued means price kept going in the direction the setup suggested. Reversed means it turned back. Most resolve as neither — small moves that settle nothing, which is normal and not a failure.
The ratio between those two is the useful part. More reversals than continuations describes a choppy, mean-reverting week where momentum got punished. The opposite describes a trending one. It's a description of the week that was.
This is a record of what already happened. It does not forecast next week, does not say what any market will do, and makes no claim that acting on it is profitable.