3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
Calls
Calls
What the desk said would happen. Every open call and price target, each with the condition it's still waiting on and the source row behind it — claims made, not yet graded. What's actually held is on Positions; decisions you log get graded in the Decision Log.
Stalking
The desk's unspent conviction: focus-list names backed by a high-priority thesis, with no position in any book — plus names it looked at and passed on. Each entry line is a call or target from the sections below.
- MU entry $1,000–$1,025 — a flag back toward the rising SMA20 — ✅ HIT memory-supercycle
- NTR entry $75-$78 — OPEN - NTR $67.48, RSI 31.5, down trend, -16.4% 30D, 10.0% b... energy-to-humanitarian-transmission
- SNDK entry A new flag and held base, then a close strictly above $1740.00. Friday’s equal close leaves this... — open watch call · review by 2026-09-30 memory-supercycle
Alarm board
One bell per independent signal family — research, trigger, tape, advisory, regime. Calls with 3+ bells lit are the loudest convergences on the book; 5 of 5 means every family agrees · as of .
3 of 5 bells lit — research, advisory, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, advisory, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, advisory, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, advisory, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
3 of 5 bells lit — research, tape, regime
Broken & fading
Calls that stopped working — the counterpart to the alarm board above. Red: the invalidation fired (dead until the desk resolves it). Amber: the setup was in its zone and slipped back out without triggering. A dying call loses bells and drops off the alarm board, so this is where it surfaces. Newest first; no time window — a row leaves only when the desk resolves the call.
a close below the $68.29 volume shelf; after an entry, a close back under the 200-day
Settled close below $372.81 (200-day average) invalidates this entry watch; re-review the business separately.
Left its entry zone on 2026-10-07 without hitting the invalidation.
a close below the $19.29 July 29 low, which breaks the base; after an entry, a close back under the 200-day
Left its entry zone on 2026-10-07 without hitting the invalidation.
a close below the 50-day (about $180.93 on 2026-09-25)
a close below the 50-day ($525.63)
a close below its 200-day, which would confirm gold's break
failure to reclaim $414.79 alongside GDX losing its own 200-day — metal and miners breaking together is the pattern that matters
a close below the August low (~$75) on the same day HYG loses its 200-day (~$78.35) — then the bond story has become a bank story
a close below its 200-day
a close below the $108.28 support shelf
a close below the $69.33 support shelf
a close below the $85.64 support shelf
a close below the 200-day (~$88) once the blink rally fades
loses the 50-day ($56.64), leaving the week a miner-only move
a UUP reclaim of its 20-day ($28.34) on rising RSI drains the rates channel this rally runs on
a finish under the 200-day (~$160) — until then pullbacks are digestion in an intact uptrend
Settled close below $257.40 (200-day average) invalidates this entry watch; re-review the business separately.
Settled close below $296.36 (200-day average) invalidates this entry watch; re-review the business separately.
a settled close above ~$57 (Brent ~$100)
a settled close below the $32.63 support shelf before the reclaim breaks this reset
a close below the 200-day (~$78.35): credit stops confirming, and the 2018/2022 playbook (10–22% index drawdown into the yield peak) is live
loses the 200-day (~$123) — the defensive bid is gone
a close below the 50-day (~$23.68) — the near-high structure failed; back to priced
cash burn without contracted revenue landing by the Q3 print, or a breakdown under the $15.67 support shelf
a finish under $57.50 (top of the prior value area) says the datacenter-power re-rate failed
a close below the 30-day low ($21.03) opens the next leg down and resets the whole watch
a close below $360 turns the pullback into a breakdown
a finish back under ~$35, the level the bounce launched from — that says the bottom failed
gross margin rolls back over the next print, or a break below $28 (the one-year VWAP and support shelf)
a finish under the ~$14.20 cluster (50-day and the nearest volume support shelf) says the turn failed
Desk Calls
A Desk Call is the authored stance from a report. Its plan badge is the shared settled entry state; entry and invalidation retain the authored conditions, and review-by is the analyst's stated horizon — a date, not a deadline.
Call record
Every desk call, oldest first, graded at 30 / 90 / 180 / 365 calendar days from publication. A cell is the excess return versus SPY, signed by stance — positive means the call was right (a buy that beat SPY, an avoid/trim/sell that lagged it). Green right, red wrong, grey pending. Watch and pass calls are logged, not scored: their cells show the raw excess versus SPY, uncoloured. The recommendation view grades every call from publication; the trade view grades only calls that named both an entry trigger and a stop, from the day the entry fired to the stop or the window's end — a dash means the call described no trade. The scoreboard reads each group as right/graded · mean signed excess; n counts every call in the group.
Targets Book
Open target rows come from the calendar targets projection; subtype distinguishes entry zones, stop losses, profit targets, and desk-call tracking rows.