THE OFFICE
Tested Nasdaq futures research — where the day opens, how far it travels, which levels hold. Check me instead of trusting me.
The setup that won four trades in five and still lost 0.6 points a trade once costs and stops were tested honestly. Full method inside.
Read the drop →If the Nasdaq hasn't traded 0.3% below its 9:00 open by 11:00, adding long has paid about +0.30R a trade over 603 sessions — positive every year since 2020. The method, and the failures next to it.
Read the drop →
A research desk for Nasdaq futures traders that shows its work. The method is called The Day Map — how a session unfolds, from the open to the Globex night, each edge tested on institutional-grade data — CME futures at tick resolution, a decade of the U.S. options tape, and the live order book, recorded every session. What held. What died. Where the day usually pays.
6 findings published so far, every one with its method and its arithmetic — including a validated curve that turned out to be 97% noise and an 81% win rate that pays $0.00. Nothing makes anyone publish those.
