Yesterday's brief,
in full.
The previous session's Market Watch is published here in full, free, with no card and no expiry — the same brief members read a day earlier. It is here so you can check the work before you pay for it.
Yesterday's brief is not up yet
A brief appears here once the next one has published, so what you read is always the previous session in full. We are not going to fill the gap with a worked example: a page whose whole purpose is letting you check what we said against what happened would be worth nothing if the first thing on it were invented.
What lands here each session
This is every brief, in full — not a summary of one. One publishes before each session — Asia, London and New York — written before that session opens, and the same brief goes to members a day before it reaches this page.
- Where price is
- The number, and what it sits above or below.
- The sessions behind it
- Open, high, low and close for each completed session, as a table you can scan.
- The measured line
- One statistic with the condition that produced it and the control it is measured against. A raw frequency without a control is volatility wearing the costume of an edge.
- The calendar
- What is due inside the session, its tier, and when the next high-impact release lands — including when the answer is nothing.
- Levels
- Above and below price. The ones below come from every completed trading day since 2006, not from yesterday alone, so the brief never claims there is nothing underneath when there is.
- Technicals
- 1H and 4H moving averages, RSI and ATR.
- On watch
- A bull case and a bear case, each with a trade idea: trigger, entry, invalidation and first target. Both are written before the session, not chosen afterwards.
- What this means
- The whole thing in plain English, including “wait”, which is the honest answer more often than it is a comfortable one.
The record
Every trade idea from every brief will be listed here — what it said before the session, and what happened after. There is nothing to show yet, and there is no version of this section worth writing from examples: a record exists to be checked, and an invented one cannot be.
Each call is written down before its session opens, with the price it was registered against, so the result is not something we get to decide afterwards.
Today's is for members
Today's briefs go out before their own sessions open. One price covers it and everything else — the Terminal, the Library, the indicators and a backtest request a month.
Yesterday's is always free, and always will be. Nothing on this page expires and it never asks for a card.