Two pools. The same rules.
Compare Weekly Alert and ±2% mover Intraday Alert.
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Closed setup results
Every early-warning setup counts. A win means its direction-adjusted stock return at exit is above zero. Still-open setups are separate.
| System | Setups | Open | Closed | Wins / losses / flat | Win rate | Average return | Median return | Best / worst |
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Intraday Alert candidate pool
The first scanner observation at or after 9:35 ET is the baseline (within five minutes). A move of at least +2% admits calls; −2% admits puts. Admission can create an alert on the same snapshot if every shared entry rule passes. Falling below 2% removes new-entry eligibility; existing setups keep the same exit rules as the other systems.
| Stock | Direction | First eligible ET | Baseline price / ET | Price when eligible | Latest price | Since base | Status |
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Setup journals
Shared entry, confirmation and exit rules
Reversal warning closes the setup and blocks that stock in both directions for the rest of the day. Invalidation closes the setup and permits a new setup after the same-direction cooldown. Reversal takes priority when both occur together. Missing/stale gamma prices pause decisions; missing/stale VWAP prevents entry and confirmation but does not block a valid price-based exit.
Both use the same saved gamma/Flow observations and evaluation timestamp every 15 seconds. Each system maintains its own best price, cooldown and daily block because its entries can differ.
No brokerage orders or option fills. No claim that one day establishes a reliable winner.