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Private Beta

Market Compass is in private beta.

This site is being shared with a small group for feedback while the scanner is still being tested.

This simple private beta gate is not real security. It only keeps the private beta from feeling fully public.
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Signal History & Performance Archive

See what the scanner identified—and what happened afterward.

Explore previous scanner classifications, factor scores, category changes, and measured outcomes. Start with a beginner-friendly preset, then open the full research view when you are ready.

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Private Beta research archive: This archive now grows from EOD-tracked Market Compass scanner data. Same-day rows usually appear after the EOD tracker finishes and this page now checks for updates automatically; records remain educational research only.
Total records—All saved classifications
Qualified signals—High Confidence, Momentum Watch, and Bearish Watch
High Confidence—Strongest rule alignment
Target reached—Among qualified Private Beta signals
Average max gain—Direction-adjusted Private Beta result

One-click preset views

Beginner View The simplest columns for reviewing what qualified and how the Private Beta signal finished.
Date Ticker Direction Category Grade Score Signal Price Result Max Gain Max Drawdown Scan Time 30-Min 1-Hour Close Momentum Trend Volume Rel. Strength Risk Block Reason Scanner Version Signal ID
Showing 0 records Click a column heading to sort. Click a ticker row to open its chart and factor breakdown.

Beginner Guide

Start simple. Add detail only when it helps.

The preset buttons do the sorting and filtering for you. You do not need to be a spreadsheet expert.

1

Begin with the label

Category tells you whether the setup qualified, was blocked, was bearish, or showed no trade.

2

Use the grade for strength

A+ and A indicate stronger Private Beta rule alignment. B is qualified. C is lower-strength. NQ means it did not qualify.

3

Review the outcome

Result, maximum gain, and maximum drawdown show how the setup behaved after the recorded scan time.

4

Use a preset

Strongest Signals, Target Hitters, Signals That Failed, and Blocked Opportunities each answer a common research question.

5

Download only when ready

The beginner Excel workbook opens on a START HERE sheet with plain-English instructions, category meanings, and beginner-friendly rows.

Question: Which signals were strongest?

Choose Strongest Signals. The page shows High Confidence Watch records graded A or A+.

Question: Which qualified signals struggled?

Choose Signals That Failed. Review stop hits and negative closes without changing any filters yourself.

Question: Are the safety filters helping?

Choose Blocked Opportunities. Compare block reasons with the movement that followed.

High Confidence Watch

Passed every core rule and exceeded additional momentum, volume, trend-quality, and risk thresholds. Priority review—not an automatic buy.

Momentum Watch

Momentum activity was detected by Market Compass and qualified for continued review.

Bearish / Short Watch

Bearish pressure met scanner criteria for advanced downside research only; it is not an instruction to short.

Watch Only / Blocked

Showed potential, but one or more safety, timing, extension, or quality filters kept it out of stricter review.

No Trade

No quality setup was detected. Waiting is part of the strategy.

A+Exceptional rule alignment
AStrong alignment
BQualified setup
CLower-strength or research-level qualification
NQDid not qualify

Grades summarize setup strength. Categories describe rule status. Neither is a prediction, guarantee, or instruction to trade.