Quantitative market research.
For the New York session.
An advanced quantitative model, translated into structured research for the New York open.
Analysis and education only. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
Five resources to prepare for the market.
Three paid quantitative models — the daily NQ and ES reports, the pre-market macro model and the weekly seasonal model — and two free resources.
Daily NQ & ES market map.
Deterministic quantitative model. It measures the Asian, London and premarket sessions, then derives a rejection zone and three documented levels — fixed before the New York open and never revised after the bell. NQ and ES (Micro and Mini) in the same membership.
Morning Market Journal.
Quantitative macro model. Rates, the dollar, energy, sector participation and the economic calendar are aggregated into a scored bias, with its three sourced drivers, what limits it and what would reverse it.
Seasonal Bias
Quantitative seasonal model. Twenty years of history per security, calendar window by calendar window, to isolate those whose behaviour has been the most consistent. Mean and median paths: a statistical reference, never a forecast. · S&P 500 · Nasdaq‑100 · S&P 400 · TSX 60 · ETFs
Free indicators on TradingView.
QB Oscillator for NQ–ES relative strength and QB Institutional Flow for volume-based flow. Free on TradingView.
Your week, prepared.
The week just closed, summarized, and the economic calendar of the week ahead with the windows where the context can change. · free account, no card
NQ. The official record.
The official NQ results from 2018 to August 2026, in points.
- Plans
- 1,746
- Net points
- 93,274
- Level 1 reached
- 71%
- Level 2 or 3 reached
- 60%
Theoretical engine replay on corrected historical data. No fees or slippage. These are historical model results, not executed trades or a record of published reports. Past results do not guarantee future performance.
Explore the full track recordAn advanced quantitative model
Session data and predefined rules, translated into structured pre-market research.
Detect the patterns
Overnight patterns detected before 9:30 ET; the most probable one is retained.
Establish the context
A probability-weighted bull or bear context, with confidence capped by design.
Map the levels
A rejection zone and three documented levels, derived from that context.
Publish, then score
Published before the open and unchanged afterwards. Scored 09:30–12:00 ET, then archived.

