The trajectory

The realized paper-equity curve since inception, with the committee's rolling win rate over its last 10 closed trades. This is the “watch it learn” view: the area is the book, the line is whether the recent calls are landing. Open positions are not marked to past dates — this is the realized book only.

Active Book — Level Map

Where SPY sits right now against the Vision Scout's wave count and every open position's levels — each column is one thesis, the bright line is spot. Levels and spot are as of the last committee pulse, refreshed three times per trading day; the tape is not streaming. See the key below for what each mark means.

Does it know what it knows?

Calibration: when the committee says HIGH confidence, does it win more often than when it says LOW? This is the curve that shows learning — hit rate grouped by the confidence stated before the outcome was known. Cells appear only once they reach 3 resolved calls.

No calibration cells have reached the minimum sample of 3 resolved calls yet. Cells render here once there is enough data to mean something — not before.

The Scout's read

The chart-reading desk commits to a direction with a target and an invalidation level, then the market resolves it. Shown: the call and how it scored — not the wave count behind it.

2W / 0L resolved · hit rate 100.0% · 1 open

→ The HEW Scout's multi-ticker shadow tracking record — the same wave-reading method run daily across SPY, QQQ and the megacaps, each call scored by first passage. Shadow / paper research, not advice.

The desks

Each specialist desk names a market regime and stakes a falsifiable claim on it. Shown: the latest call and each desk's track record where claims have resolved.

The roads not taken

When the committee decides not to trade, that decision is scored too: did passing dodge a loser, or miss a mover? Most desks never grade their own restraint. This one does.

1 wise / 1 costly · 50.0% of passes dodged a loser