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The scorecard.

Every call the desk publishes gets graded by the same pipeline that published it — the morning regime call, every signal in the feed, the levels themselves. Nothing here is hand-edited, and nothing gets quietly removed. Check our work for a few weeks before you trust us with anything.

Daily regime call

Rolling 20 sessions, graded. How we grade
What does PROVISIONAL mean? (and why it's a good sign)

A call that simply said "expansion" every single day would still post a high hit rate during a volatile stretch — without predicting anything. So the only number we treat as real is skill: our hit rate minus the base rate a constant call would have scored. Skill near zero means no edge yet, however good the raw hit rate looks.

We mark the scorecard PROVISIONAL until it clears a bar we committed to in advance: at least 20 graded sessions, and at least 5 expansion and 5 compression calls — so the call has to be shown right when it says markets will be calm, not just when they're wild. Until then we show you the honest in-progress numbers instead of a headline we haven't earned.

In short: PROVISIONAL is us refusing to flatter ourselves with a number that doesn't yet mean anything. When it flips to VERIFIED, the edge is real and measured — not assumed.

Skill (hit rate minus base rate)
Regime-call hit rate
Base rate (best constant call)
Expansion calls correct
Compression calls correct

DateCallRealized regimeResult

Grading rule: at the next session close we compute realized RTH volatility; EXPANSION if it exceeds the 20-day median, COMPRESSION otherwise — then compare to the morning call. Objective and falsifiable.

Signal outcomes

Every signal the feed publishes, graded when it resolves — win or lose.
NINJATRADER SIM ACCOUNT All signal outcomes below are recorded simulation-account executions, not live brokerage results.

Intraday regime-shift ledger

0 firings logged, 0 graded.
Skill after rules are frozen
PROVISIONALMethodology status
0Published hit-rate claims
Alert typeFiringsGradedStatus

Level-accuracy ledger

Do our confluence zones behave the way the regime says they should?
Long-gamma reject edge vs. naive levels
Confluence zones held (long gamma)
Plain round-numbers held (long gamma)
0Long-gamma touches graded

Long gamma dampens moves, so a confluence zone should reject. We grade each long-gamma touch against that and count it as edge only when it beats plain round-number levels — that gap is the headline number. Short gamma amplifies moves, so nearly everything breaks (round numbers included); we track it for context but it earns no edge claim. Same falsifiable rules as the regime call — provisional until the long-gamma sample clears the pre-registered bar.

The whole page is generated by the same pipeline that publishes the calls. If you want the machine-readable version: the ledger is served at api.convergepointresearch.com/v1/scorecard.

Research and decision support, not execution advice or a trade recommendation. Futures and options involve substantial risk.