Macro overview
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Return dispersion (S&P 500)
FLOWSCAN
Regime and dealer positioning per index. HVL is the open-interest magnet; Charm is dealer delta per day and Vanna dealer delta per vol point, not gamma dollars.
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Cross-asset volatility indices
Monthly FINRA Rule 4521(d) debit balances in customers' securities margin accounts. The 15-month rate of change is a leverage / speculation proxy. A drop back below 60% is the (unvalidated) top-cluster heuristic. Not FINRA Reg SHO short volume.
Today's Trades
One ranked, de-duplicated list fusing the four idea generators below — the Swing Setup Scanner, Post-Earnings Beats, the Daily Screener consensus, and Regime Breakout Setups. Ranked by validated edge — the screener consensus drives the order; the weaker post-earnings drift and the no-edge swing/breakout reads only break ties. The ×N badge shows how many systems agree (not the rank). Each name carries the best available ATR-based plan — the 2×ATR stop is the hard risk control; the 2R/3R levels are optional trim references, since a backtest found selling momentum/PEAD winners at fixed targets caps the edge (let the runner ride). Recalculated daily.
Where those ideas came fromThe four source lists Today's Trades fuses — screener consensus, regime breakouts, post-earnings beats and the swing scanner.Show
Daily Screener Suggestions
Auto-runs our curated /screener presets every day and ranks the results by conviction — names surfaced by multiple screens rank highest. Expand any idea for the screens and the exact criteria it matched. Most screens are regime-gated; AITM timing, EMA osc oversold, and Breakout (S&P 500) always surface on this Overview panel regardless of regime, while plumbing gates may still block them.
Regime Breakout Setups
The strongest names in the macro quad's sectors that are in an actionable breakout setup — fresh breakout, coiled / ready, or setup score ≥ 65. The same list as Macro Optics → Regime Leaders, and fed into Today's Trades above as its own conviction system. Recalculated daily.
Post-Earnings Beats
Long-only candidates riding a recent earnings beat — names that topped estimates within the ~20-trading-day post-earnings drift window, ranked by surprise × recency. In our backtest a basket of the biggest beats beat the S&P 500 on return, Sharpe, and drawdown — the long side is where the post-earnings drift edge lives. Each row carries an ATR-based plan — the 2×ATR stop is the hard risk control; the 2R/3R levels are optional trim references, since a backtest found that selling the post-earnings drift at fixed targets caps the winners (let them run). Recalculated daily.
Swing Setup Scanner
A daily scanner for early-momentum setups — built from the same flows that power /rotation (dollar-flow, OBV, divergence) and /movers (returns, relative volume, 52-week range), with a transparent -100…+100 score and an ATR stop/target plan. Use it as a discretionary watchlist, not a ranked signal: backtested, the score has ~no cross-sectional edge at predicting forward returns (the short side especially), so its value is surfacing setups and managing risk — not picking winners. Recalculated daily.
Dark Pool · Most Bought & Most Shorted
S&P 500 names ranked by short share of FINRA off-exchange (dark / TRF) volume on the latest tape. Lowest short share = accumulation proxy; highest short share = distribution / heaviest selling. Off-exchange short volume, not literal net buy orders — T-1 FINRA data.