THE BACKTEST · EVERY CROWD EXTREME SINCE 2006
What happened every time before.
cases on file, every losing one included
Every crowd extreme since 2006 is a numbered trade on its chart: which turned, which never did, how long the wait was, and what the worst case cost to sit through. If one of these is your market, open its file before you trade it. How the numbers are made is spelled out under the table.
Every week the crowd gets one-sided somewhere. That has happened 1,206 times since 2006, and every one is on file as a numbered case: what followed, how long the wait was, and what the worst of it cost to sit through. 489 of them ended in a turn inside 13 weeks. Most never turned, and we kept those too.
Pick a market every row opens a full file
all 44 markets · zero deleted · ★ = open in full, free: this week’s stretched pick and the Gold specimen · 🔒 = the file opens, its case-by-case numbers need Pro
The ★ file is open free this week. Pro opens all 43, every week, each with its numbered chart and the anatomy of its turns: what marked them, how soon, and how much of the move was still left.
Start Pro · €49/month →Read one market end to end. GOLD is open free: every case it ever had is numbered on its chart, the ones that turned and the ones that never did.🔒 Pro opens the other 42 files the same way, every week.
One file, free: GOLD →WHAT A CASE IS
A week the crowd sat at an extreme. Each one is numbered on its market’s chart, entered at the next open, graded on what followed.
THE BASELINE
How often any random week turned in 8 weeks. The notch on each bar. A market only earns attention when the extreme beats it.
THE FINE PRINT
489 turns across 43 markets, every losing case on file. Tested only on data the rules had never seen, the way a skeptic would. Nothing was deleted to make it prettier.