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The one page that tells you what to do — long-term (build wealth, hold years) and trading (days-weeks, small). No hunting across boards. A sized basket, not a guarantee.
The allocation dashboard: names that clear the WHOLE bar at once - growth, ROE AND ROCE over the size-scaled 25%/40% benchmark, forecast confirming, pre-run stage, owned growth, no debt problems, structure intact, margin-trap clean, insider clean, red-flag clean. Score 100 = every gate; there is no soft pass. Below it, the WATCH tier: near-misses one or two gates short, with the exact blocking gate named.
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Seven gates. All must pass, exactly like no piece reaches the display case without cost, ticket and appraisal.
Skips the gates (it is already bought). Complete its card after.
The time stop protects against dead capital, not volatility. It never triggers on a price drop, only on nothing happening.
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Ranked by Kaya's own engine, all math computed in the shop. An idea still has to pass the gates AND show a BUY signal.
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The 1ct-VS1-for-a-fifth-of-appraisal trade: names the market is offering 30%+ below the engine's own fair value. The rule of the counter: the discount alone is NEVER enough - the appraisal must be verifiable (real margins, safe balance sheet) or the cheap piece is glass. A red trend badge means the seller is still marking it down - cheap AND getting cheaper. Sized half, time-stopped like any aged inventory: in stocks there is no dealer bid waiting at appraisal - realizing value takes quarters, not minutes.
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Every fresh ignition is logged and ridden on a trailing stop (no capital - paper proof). The honest record as legs open, scale out at 2×/5×, and close.
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The whole-market frontier (US + India) run through the validated 10× rules — a deep-base washout that is growing (≥20%), survives (non-financial, not a corpse), with room to run. Each qualifier falls into its tier (2× / 3× / 5× / 10×+) by room-to-run — ride each to its tier, then recycle. The AWAKENING / REAL BOTTOM / CATALYST badges are shown as conviction context, not a gate. Hit + Buy to track a pick. A sized basket, not a guarantee.
The multibagger doctrine: names that historically ran 5-10x on monthly Heikin-Ashi candles without a confirmed break, graded on today's setup - technicals, fundamentals, the ticker's own run history and the market regime must ALL be green at once. No setup, no bet. The crash guard is the standing catastrophe exit: a COVID/GFC-type event trips the MARKET alarm and clears the shelf before the damage compounds.
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Where the money is moving NOW: sectors ranked by fresh monthly flips (runs being born) versus names still out of a run (money gone). The shop doctrine: when a 10x name goes sideways, the money does not leave the market - it moves to the next shelf. This table is the shift, updated every scan.
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Every fresh monthly Heikin-Ashi flip across the whole universe plus the deep index record - stocks back to 1962, real S&P candles to 1928, and Shiller's S&P Composite to 1871 - finished runs only, graded by what the entry looked like versus how far the run travelled before its confirmed full-body red. Every panic since 1871 (1907, 1929, 1987, 2000, 2008, 2020) is inside the run-break statistics. The signature with the highest 5x rate is the one the gates demand.
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The operator's own lens: best intrinsic value + high revenue + good cash flow. Every name here clears three fundamental gates at once - (1) INTRINSIC VALUE: trading at or under the shop's own filings-grounded DCF fair value (a margin of safety), (2) HIGH REVENUE: durable multi-year revenue growth (a shrinking top line is refused), (3) GOOD CASH FLOW: positive free cash flow, ranked by FCF margin. The DCF-trust gate keeps zero-revenue / pathological appraisals off the board. Descriptive candidate finder, not an order - a name matters only when it books to SHOP FLOOR.
| # | Score | Stock | Tier | Value | Our value | Fair value | Rev CAGR | Revenue | FCF mgn | Moat | Fwd | Smart$ | Price |
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Does buying deep value at a great price actually become big returns? This is the measured answer across the entire monthly price history of every asset the shop tracks. A deep-value entry = a confirmed monthly bottom (a red→green Heikin-Ashi flip) after a drawdown from the prior high; the deeper the drawdown, the greater the discount. We then measure the forward return at 1 / 3 / 5 years and the best multiple reached within 5 years, bucketed by how deep the discount was - so the table answers: did buying deeper value pay bigger?
HONEST LIMITS: a price-based deep-value proxy (drawdown from the prior high), not a historical DCF - free data cannot rebuild a per-date intrinsic value. The universe is today's survivors, so every rate is an upper bound (the dead -100% names are gone); the deep indices carry the real panics. Each horizon is scored only where the forward tape exists, so recent entries never inflate a long-horizon win.
| Discount at entry | events | 1y win | 1y median | 3y median | 5y median | →2x | →3x | →5x | →10x | med best× |
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| Discount + growth ≥15% | events | 1y win | 1y median | 3y median | 5y median | →2x | →3x | →5x | →10x | med best× |
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We put every established valuation family on the same point-in-time data (SEC EDGAR filings, filing-dated so there is no lookahead) and backtested which best ranks forward returns - across 435 US names and 4,572 snapshots, 2009-2023, 3-year forward (research/89). We ship the measured-best: a COMPOSITE of the three validated intrinsic-value engines (FCFF-DCF + Residual-Income + Graham), cross-checked by price-to-sales (the strongest single ranker). It powers the Our value column and the finder's ranking.
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HONEST LIMITS:
The PLTR-at-$10 setup: a stock that crashed ≥40% from its top, whose monthly Heikin-Ashi just flipped green, backed by real growth (≥15% revenue CAGR). Backtested on 11,007 flips over ~50 years, this deep-reversal-with-growth is the ~77% winner (vs ~64% for a bare flip, ~48% for a loss-making bounce). Ranked by multibagger conviction = crash depth × growth × profit/FCF × valuation. Buy as a basket, ride the green, exit on a confirmed red month.
| # | Score | Stock | Pattern | Tier | ~Win | Crash | Green | RSI | CAGR | Fwd | AI | Profit | FCF | Value | Price |
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Small & micro-caps ($100M-$2B) in the doubler setup: deep crash off the highs + volume ignition + proven multibagger DNA + small base + a fresh turn, NOT extended, and it must survive (cash runway & sane debt). Big companies cannot double - this is where 2×/10× actually lives.
HONEST ODDS - there is no 90% doubling: across 64 years, the best deep-reversal + growth setups end GREEN ~77-81% of the time, and the ride keeps ~90-100% of runners green once they move - but only ~12-16% ever double (over years), and ~0% double in a month. The GREATEST tier below is a short list of survivors (not distressed), turning and growing. Size tiny - a few carry the basket, most will not.
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Names in this universe whose forward earnings estimates analysts are actively RAISING - the leading signal behind moves like MU's: a rising estimate + a beat streak front-runs the price. Ranked by forecast momentum.
HONEST - a forecast is not a fact: analyst estimates revise HARD and are least reliable for cyclicals near a peak (memory / semis / commodities) - those get slashed when the cycle turns. This catches the turn EARLY (rising estimates off a base, NOT extended); a cyclical or extended tag means it is a trade with a hard exit, never buy-and-hold. Chasing after the run buys the top.
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The same 10× cores, ranked by valuation (Damodaran DCF) instead of ride timing. GARP = growth DNA and a fair price — both engines agree (rare, highest conviction). Momentum = great growth but frothy — ride only, where the DCF is a risk gauge, not a buy signal. Tap any name for its full DCF workbook.
The names you own from the 10×/100× shop, as a live ride table. Add a ticker (+ your entry price) and it tracks the price, your P&L, the quarterly ride state (RIDING / RIDE OVER · SELL when the quarter flips red), and the DCF froth. Stored on this device.
The DAVE-at-$17 template, live. Each name here is at the confirmed entry in a stable quarterly uptrend (shifts by quarter, not daily/weekly) with a fundamental inflection (profit flip / accelerating growth), small enough to run (runway), and not frothy. Put $10–15k across several of these, ride the quarterly, and let the winner carry you toward $100k+. This is the odds-stacked entry — not a guarantee. Froth and manipulated micro-caps are filtered out.
Every right-price BUY the engine flags (great business + trend up + still early, not already run) is logged here the moment it fires — with live entry price, P&L, and exit when the quarterly trend breaks.
The shop — pure long-term multi-fold, not trading. CORE = fundamental: hyper sales growth (≥20%) + BIG gross margin (≥50% — the unit economics; net profit is allowed to come later, like ETON 67% while still losing) — that is what makes the 10× (MU 65→1200, PLTR, NVDA all did it on fundamentals in ~12–14 months). The technical is only the ride: monthly & weekly Heikin-Ashi green tells you when the trend supports entering, never the thesis. Global (US + India). Buy small, hold 12–24 months, ride until the monthly flips red.
Multi-timeframe Heikin-Ashi alignment. The higher frames set the trend, the lower frames time the trade: monthly & weekly must be STRONG green (body up, tiny lower wick = buyers in control) — the trend gate. Once gated, BUY when 1-day & 4-hour are green too; EXIT the moment 1-day or 4-hour flips red.
Honest note: requiring all four frames to align is a strong trend filter — it cuts whipsaw and keeps you on the right side of the move, but it is not “win almost all”: you enter later and give a little back on the exit flip. It wins by riding aligned trends and cutting fast when a lower frame turns, not by a high hit-rate.
The second leg of the book (research/68). A name is IN TREND when its price sits above its own 10-month average, OUT when it closes below. Long-only, equal-weight, reviewed monthly. This leg is only ~0.4 correlated to the dip-swing book, so running the two together is real diversification: the blend lifted return (CAGR 9% to ~16%) while cutting the worst drawdown from -71% to -45% - shallower than either leg alone.
HOW IT WINS (the opposite of the dip book): a trend leg has a LOW hit-rate (~39% of trades) - many small losses, a few big rides. It makes money by exiting at the line (cut the loser) and letting winners run, not by being right often. Its job here is drawdown reduction for the whole book, not a high-win pick. Size it as a sleeve and equal-weight the names; never concentrate.
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Small-caps carrying the DNA every 100-bagger shared at its start (Chris Mayer’s study of 365): small base, high sustained growth, high reinvestment (ROE), owner-operators (insider skin), long runway. DESCRIPTIVE, not a prediction - fundamentals are survivorship-tinted and nothing can foresee a 100× (10-25 years + patience + luck). A coffee-can watchlist to research and hold for years, never a promise that any will 100×.
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Mirror these in your broker. Sizes are the desk's suggested per-name amount; Exp $ is the mean expected dollar (Cash Week) or the premium collected (income) - an expectation with variance, never a promise.
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Every closed trade from the same forward-log the desk grades on: the stock (with the price it went IN → OUT underneath), how much was invested in it, how much it MADE, and the return. Real and graded - the losers are here too, no cherry-picking. Tap a row for the full chart.
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How to read: each name is ≥20% below its 1-year high and just turning — names still in active freefall (down ≥20% in the last week) are now refused. You BUY today (~$1500), then SELL at the close of the 5th trading day, or cut it if it closes ≥8% below entry (a disaster stop: backtested to hold the ~57% win rate while capping the worst loss from -23% to -13%; a tighter stop tested worse). Honest odds ~51-54% win: a small edge that needs the whole basket, never one name.
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How to read: the mirror of Cash buys, live only when a market is RISK-OFF (never short a healthy bull). Each name is in a downtrend (falling 200-day, red month) that just popped and is rolling over (overbought). You SHORT it today (~$1500 of exposure) — or, to keep a cash account, BUY a PUT (max loss = the premium; price it in the Options tab) — then COVER at the close of the 5th trading day, or cut it if it closes ≥8% ABOVE entry. Honest odds: backtested ~53% win, +0.7%/trade in the risk-off regime (2y window, survivor-tinted); shorts fight the market's upward drift, so this is a small basket edge — graded live on TRACK, never one name.
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How to read: each row is a short you already opened. Cover (buy to close) at the close of the 5th trading day - the countdown is under "Cover by". Green = the short is winning (price fell), red = against you. HOLD = keep; COVER AT CLOSE = today; COVER NOW = the +8% stop tripped.
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How to read: each row is a position you already bought. Sell at the close of the 5th trading day - the countdown is under "Sell by". Green = up, red = down. HOLD = keep; SELL AT CLOSE = today.
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How to read: the most volatile US names. A straddle (buy the call AND the put at the strike) wins if the move is big enough - up OR down. Only buy if the option cost is less than the Expected move; most weeks it isn't, so skip. Direction is not predictable.
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How to read: same idea as the US straddles, but NSE options are monthly and lot-sized. Buy the ATM straddle only if it is cheaper than the Expected move; otherwise trade the underlying against the bands.
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How to read: each row is a bounce you already bought. SELL when RSI-2 fully recovers (≥70) or at the 20-bar cap — the "Action" column tells you. Green = up. HOLD = keep riding.
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How to read: each row is a snapback you bought. SELL when RSI-2 recovers (≥60) or at the ~9-bar cap — the "Action" column tells you. Green = up. HOLD = keep riding. No stop — the flat $1,500 size is the risk control.
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How to read: "Peak" is the best it has reached; the Stop trails 20% below that (never below −8% from entry). SELL the instant it closes below the stop — the "Action" column tells you. HOLD = let it run.
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How to read: "Peak" is the best it has reached; the Stop trails 20% below that (never below −8% from entry). SELL the instant it closes below the stop. HOLD = let it run.
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How to read: "Peak" is the best it has reached. The trail is ARMED: below a 5× gain there is no stop — deep bases chop >60% WHILE basing (TSSI dipped to −63% off an interim peak, then ran to 66×), so a blanket stop shakes you out right before the moonshot. Once it has run 5×, the Stop arms at −60% below the peak. (ExitOpt backtest: the only exit that beats hold-to-now on median, +12%, and still rescues the round-trips.)
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The honest ledger. Every desk below is graded in PUBLIC on real forward trades — not the backtest. Validated = the measured backtest it earned its place with; Live = the record accruing since it went live (Open still running, Closed graded, Win% / Avg on the closed trades). Open the shareable customer page →
Everything measured below is from backtests (15-agent swarm, 30-year daily data, 234 US names through the 2000 / 2008 / 2020 / 2022 crashes). Survivorship-inflated ~5–10 pts → live is lower. Nothing here is wired into the live desk yet — see Next steps.
| Universe | High-volatility names — realized vol > 0.37/yr (the single biggest $ lever; $/mo doubles with vol) |
| Entry | RSI-2 < 5 (deep oversold) & price ≥20% above its 200-day SMA (steep uptrend) & 126d & 252d return > +20% (strong momentum). Buy the knife immediately at the oversold close — no confirmation wait. |
| Exit | FAST — sell when RSI-2 recovers (≥60) or by ~day 9, whichever first. ~4-day average hold. |
| Regime gate | Pause the WHOLE book when SPY 50-day < 200-day (golden cross). Sits out slow bears (saved ~2/3 of capital in 2008). |
| Risk control | Flat $1,500 per ticket · wide basket (20–40 names) · NO stop. Position size IS the stop. |
The real edge is not one magic signal — it is MANY small uncorrelated edges, Kelly-sized (the Renaissance principle). Avg pairwise correlation -0.00 (~zero), so losses land on different days and the book's drawdown is far smaller than any single edge. VALUE & TSMOM pay when the others don't (momentum crashes / bear markets). Every edge is walk-forward + cost + survivorship tested; trust grade + caveat shown, never hidden. Over 4 research waves, 20 families hunted, 8 edges + a risk overlay kept, 11 rejected — the discipline is the product.
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| PEAD Post-earnings drift | 0.50 | 57% | 0.27 | 0.19 | 11% | B |
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| TOM NIFTY turn-of-month | 0.69 | 61% | 0.12 | 0.03 | 15% | B |
| 231 trades · NSEI only; publicized seasonal, half-Kelly for decay | ||||||
| MOM 12-1 cross-sec momentum | 0.45 | 57% | 0.07 | 0.09 | 14% | C |
| 166 months · ~50% survivorship haircut applied | ||||||
| MR Mean-reversion (SPY) | 0.38 | 71% | 0.65 | 0.94 | 8% | B |
| post-2000 · post-2000 only; thin per-trade, needs tight exec | ||||||
| PAIRS Stat-arb pairs | 0.50 | 68% | 0.21 | 0.15 | 11% | B |
| 5 pairs, 27/yr · market-neutral; thin breadth, decayed since 2010, half-Kelly | ||||||
| TSMOM Trend / crisis-alpha | 0.55 | 61% | -0.04 | -0.01 | 13% | B |
| 25yr, 9 assets · pays in bears (2008 +33%); weak in chop 2015-19 | ||||||
| VALUE Cheapness (vs momentum) | 0.45 | 64% | -0.36 | 0.06 | 19% | C |
| PIT-haircut · diversifier: corr -0.25 to momentum; pays in momo crashes; de-rate in bears | ||||||
| CRYPTO BTC/ETH trend (tiny) | 0.45 | 40% | 0.13 | -0.02 | 10% | C |
| ~1.5 cycles · trend-only, TINY (2-3% cap); decaying, -71% DD, short history, 60-80% vol | ||||||
+ Risk overlay VolTarget: scales whole-book exposure inversely to realized vol; not a return stream (corr 0.9 to SPY) but halves tail drawdowns (2008 −28% vs −55%) at ~zero bull cost.
Combined Kelly Sharpe ~1.47 from 8 edges that individually top out at 0.69 — the √N diversification win (4 edges → 0.97, 6 → 1.20, 7 → 1.41, 8 → 1.47; gains shrink as edges get scarcer — honest diminishing returns). Honest: backtested (survivorship-haircut, some bull-tilted); live will be lower. Scoreboard is expectancy, never win rate. 90% does not exist. Proof accrues live via edge_book_live.mjs.
| Per 100 trades | Count | Each | Total |
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| Wins | 71 | +$74 | +$5,254 |
| Losses | 29 | −$86 | −$2,494 |
| Net | 100 | +$27/trade | +$2,760 |
| Backtest gross (losses netted) | +$149 /mo |
| − survivorship (~25%) | +$112 |
| − trading costs (~15bp/side × 5.4 trd) | −$24 |
| ≈ REALISTIC NET-NET | ≈ +$87 /mo per $1,500 (~5.8%/mo) |
S2 fires only ~38 signals/year across 234 names — not enough to keep even one ticket continuously busy (a ticket wants ~65 trades/yr). So on this universe the total net output is capped at ~$1,000–2,000/yr no matter how much capital you add; extra tickets sit empty. The edge is solved; the $25k/mo goal is now a throughput problem. Fix = a much bigger scan universe (2,000–4,000 liquid US names) or the looser S1 filter (RSI-2<5 + steep-trend only: ~82 signals/yr, ~$62/ticket net).
Measured over 308 straight months: there was never a month without doublers (worst ever, Dec 2008: still 0.3%, with the top-1% stock +73%). This board names the CURRENT daylight - for each market × sector: the share of members that DOUBLED in the trailing 12 months, the share still green this month, and the median best 12-month gain. Read it with the cream rule: high doubled% + fading green% = a spent sun (the leftover zone - never chase); high green% + low doubled% = a rising sun (early - the pond to watch); both high = high noon (harvest, via the funnel only).
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A validation sleeve: the machine "buys" (on paper) an in-the-money LEAPS call on the shop's top-2 conviction cream names, marks it every cycle, and closes on the underlying's confirmed structural break or the ~60-day roll point. Max loss = the premium (defined risk, the 1:10 geometry). If a quarter of paper P&L proves the convexity math, it earns a small real sleeve - not before.
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The tool reads the trend (price vs the index's own 10-month line) and recommends ONE side - a CALL if the trend is up, a PUT if it is down - at a weekly and a monthly expiry. No betting both ways. Index timing is the hardest call there is, so treat the read as a low-confidence lean and size tiny. The most you can lose is the premium (a contract can expire worthless). NOT backtested; indicative pricing, confirm live. India = INDA (US-listed MSCI India proxy; native NIFTY/BANKNIFTY need an Indian broker feed).
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Type any symbol - USA (AAPL, NVDA, SPY), India (add .NS: RELIANCE.NS, TCS.NS), or an ETF. The tool reads its trend and shows the recommended side (CALL if up, PUT if down) across 1 day / 1 week / 1 month / 45 / 90 days. The read works for every market; live option pricing is US-listed only (India/native NIFTY need a broker feed - trade the underlying or use INDA). Low-confidence lean, not a prediction; short expiries bleed to theta; max loss = the premium.
Long-dated (1yr+) in-the-money call options on your highest-conviction MULTIBAGGER picks - leverage the best ideas with hard-capped downside (you can only lose the premium). HONEST: options are NOT backtested (no historical data - a structural tool, not a validated edge), can expire worthless (100% loss), and pricing is indicative (last trade - confirm live). A small deliberate sleeve only, never the core.
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Sell an out-of-money call on a name you own -> collect premium as income; caps upside at the strike. Indicative pricing, not backtested.
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Sell a put near a safe-swing dip target -> get paid to wait; if assigned you buy the dip at (strike − premium). You must hold the cash. Indicative pricing, not backtested.
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Cheap, defined-cost crash insurance for the AI-financing-complex concentration (research/25): buy a ~7% OTM put, sell a ~18% OTM put. Small fixed cost, pays off if the index falls into the −7%..−18% band. A hedge, not an edge; indicative pricing. India is hedged via INDA (US-listed MSCI India ETF) - the only India proxy with a liquid US options chain; native NIFTY/BANKNIFTY and the pure Nifty-50 ETF (INDY) have no usable options on this data feed.
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Weinstein stage analysis on every holding - where each sits in its market cycle. TOPPING = Stage 3/4 roll-over (backtested: caught 25/26 major peaks, gave back −21% vs −74% riding) - watch the exit. PARABOLIC = blowoff early-warning (fired 11-26 weeks before 6/8 blowoffs, zero false fires across 2,294 calm weeks) - book into strength & tighten. launch = Stage 1->2 turn. Exits still need a confirmed red month; this is timing context, never a forced order.
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Undervalued only counts when the business is growing and the stock is moving — never a cheap dead value trap. These clear all four: a plausible discount (15–100%), revenue growth ≥15%, an uptrend (Heikin-Ashi green), and a durable moat. The shop's best live ideas — most sit in WATCH because the strict buy gate wants full confluence; this surfaces them so they don't rot.
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The daily driver - the two highest-conviction, backtested setups across the whole universe. SAFE SWING = quality large-caps (won't go to zero) on a dip, uptrend intact - ~70-80% recover in ~6mo. MULTIBAGGER = not-extended strength + proven-DNA (tier 3+) - ~2× doubling lift. Both HONEST: not certainty; size small, most fail, winners run.
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THE MASTER FORMULA (research/54,60): a DURABLE (never crashed >35%) + CALM (annualized vol <30%) name on a −8 to −25% dip, long uptrend intact, that CLOSED THE MONTH UP with 6-month buying accumulation, bought only when the market is NOT frothy (index <+15% over its 40-month line). Target +10%, STOPLESS (bank half, let half run); spread 1/N across 12-15 names, half-size if VIX>25. Backtest 473 instruments 2001-2026: honest ~82% deployable (purged walk-forward out-of-sample; 90% CI 74-89%; ~96% in-sample hold-to-target), NOT 100% - recent decade ~82-88%, ~1-2% never recover. Retires the old 47%-win swing.
Valuation MOS overlay (research/52,54): a Damodaran DCF margin-of-safety check now sizes each pick and excludes names priced past their DCF value. strong = at/below the pessimistic case (size up); ok = at/below base fair value; stretched = above base, no margin of safety (size down); veto = above even the +25% optimistic case (dropped). Replaces the old crude P/E>60 bypass. DESCRIPTIVE valuation context - the DCF is a reference price, not a win-validated predictor.
The highest-odds entry the evidence allows - the master-formula swing firing AND ≥6/7 validated engines agreeing. This is the strictest gate, NOT a 90% promise: the master formula's honest out-of-sample win is ~82% (bigger-sample walk-forward, research/60), NOT a guarantee - certainty never exists. When nothing clears the bar it stays empty on purpose: wait, hold cash.
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The live proof - every high-conviction call logged at its entry price and graded to market. This is the ONE thing no backtest gives: are the edges real in the wild? Grows automatically as new picks fire. Swings grade to target/stop; multibaggers ride till a confirmed red month.
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The engine trading its own recommendations, live - and sized by the opportunity: 2% for an ordinary qualified flip, 5% for a great setup (PRIME or a long-fall reversal), 10% only for the exceptional (SUREFIRE, or PRIME ending a 12+ month fall). One pot of capital backs both markets - a great opportunity draws from the whole shop wherever it appears; Indian pieces stay priced in rupees, capacity converts at the live rate, never more than 80% deployed overall. The doctrine's exits close every position. Green boxes are inventory on the shelf; a blinking red box is the engine calling the exit. Open this page instead of the email - it IS the email, alive. This book is the machine's public track record trading itself; your real account replicates it.
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Every alert the engine ever emailed, written down the moment it flashed - date, call, and the price on the tape that day - then marked against today's price forever. This is the shop's book: the recommendations cannot be edited, forgotten, or quietly deleted. The ledger starts recording from the day it was installed; it fills with every alert run (twice daily, after NSE and US closes).
| date | call | stock | at signal | now | since | vs index | best since | worst since | what the engine said |
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Live 3-month trend of the factors that drive every regime - the dollar, hard assets, commodities, bonds, yields. Green = rising, red = falling.
The canonical vehicles for the current backdrop, live 3-month trend. Names tagged in your screen are in your universe (click to open). DESCRIPTIVE context - buys still come only through the gates.
DESCRIPTIVE positioning context, NOT buy signals - the current regime is highlighted NOW. Actual buys still come only through the gates (SHOP FLOOR / TO DO). The debasement trade is crowded and rate-sensitive - it whipsaws (gold ran +65% in 2025, then fell hard in 2026).
New here? Every badge and short form used across the shop, in plain words. You can also tap any coloured badge anywhere in the app and a little box pops up with its meaning.
One line: hunt the few great compounders early, buy ONLY what the shop books, ride till the trend flips, cut losers by rule, never churn. The shop is a signal book - it never touches your real money. You buy/sell in your own broker, mirroring the TO DO list. Every tool below is tagged VALIDATED (a real buy/exit engine), DESCRIPTIVE (research only - never buy straight from it), or SPECULATIVE / CONTEXT.
You buy in your broker only when a name books to SHOP FLOOR and shows in TO DO (you also get an email). Watchlists and screens (100X DNA, COMPOUNDERS, the market table) are not orders - a name there becomes a buy only if it later clears a price gate and books. If it is not in TO DO, you do nothing. Today the list is empty (market froth) -> the right action is hold cash.
Not a crystal ball. VALIDATED engines have a real, tested edge but the honest out-of-sample win is ~82% on the swing (473-name walk-forward, 74-89% CI; ~96% in-sample) and ~73-77% on the ride - never 100%, and ~1 in 10 years is still down. DESCRIPTIVE tools (100X DNA, COMPOUNDERS, scores) are survivorship-tinted and not proven predictors. The real edge is discipline + expectancy + survival over time: buy only what qualifies, cut losers by rule, don't churn, don't overpay, obey the crash guard. Anything promising certainty is lying.
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